This is a guest opinion post from Nick Todorov, co-founder and CEO, LimeChain.
When it comes to software development, there are many factors that can lead to a project’s downfall — tight deadlines, suboptimal project and resource management, unexpected complications like bugs and glitches and so on. But perhaps more than anything, project failures are caused by simply starting in the wrong place.
Software development is complicated, as every project has many moving parts that usually seem equally important and deserving attention. This is especially true in the blockchain space, where, on top of the usual complexities of software development, people also have to deal with a novel technology whose strengths and limitations are still being explored. Figuring out what is the right technology for your project, how to realize your idea or even if that idea is viable in the first place is where many projects find their biggest struggles.
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