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Side projects are learning experiments, not startup bets. The speaker uses them to explore new tools like Vue.js, Next.js, and Ruby on Rails without expecting big money or a company to grow from them.

Side projects are learning experiments, not startup bets. The speaker uses them to explore new tools like Vue.js, Next.js, and Ruby on Rails without expecting big money or a company to grow from them.
when I start side projects, I think about what's the point of that? What's the purpose of building that side project? And like I said, I mean, I treat a lot of my side projects as just hobbies. So there's no expectation about building a massive company, a massive startup just around that side project. And it's often like I'm learning a new technique, I'm learning a new piece of software, I'm learning a new language. So yeah, so I mean, a lot of the projects that you see on my list, a lot of them are there because I wanted to learn Vue.js, for example, or Next.js, or even Ruby on Rails back in the day and things like that. Like, I wanted to learn like a new framework, a new language. And so there's no expectation of like making millions of dollars or anything like that.

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