mouldy.org

For the most types of development, small teams of skilled developers - between two and four people - can be vastly more efficient than traditional, larger teams. Especially in the case of new product development, a small team can be significantly more agile and effective. Productivity can be improved again with the addition of assistants, or 'monkeys', that help with tedious jobs such as hand testing, graphic design, machine administration or simple coding jobs.

My vision of the ideal 'ninja' development team is three guys sitting around a round table. They're all passionate about their work. They're all experienced in the technologies they work with. They probably won't agree on everything (and will delight in arguing a case, even if it's silly), but they know when enough is enough and can make a good decision quickly. They know each other's strengths and weaknesses well. There's a certain 'vibe' to the team; the idea that their work is fun, it's a challenge, it's what they live for. Give them a seemingly impossible task, and they'll not only achieve it, but exceed all expectations.

A viable strategy for ongoing income is to create a number websites in your spare time that earn small amounts of revenue. Even if none of these websites manages to 'hit it big', a number of them combined can earn a reasonable ongoing income that requires little or no effort to maintain.

Due to its low risk and low initial time investment, this plan is particularly suitable for people already working full-time. They can gradually add an additional income source or transition away from full-time work. This is designed to earn consistent passive income - not get rich fast.