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This is definitely true. My plan was to brining in freelancers just to get the thing built - because I couldn't get it done. I've since brought on two technic

This is definitely true. My plan was to brining in freelancers just to get the thing built - because I couldn't get it done. I've since brought on two technical co-founders with a stake in the project to avoid what you're describing. I was only able to bring them in because I had a product launched.

janosdebugs 4y ago
That is some rare foresight. Typically, this is not how it goes. Usually, the pressure to keep adding new features is too high, the codebase too large, and the desired functionality too amorphous for any sort of refactoring or rewrite.