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Revision as of 16:16, 10 March 2009
Turning an amateur software project into a professional project is a straight forward process -- but it involves a lot of steps.
We're putting together articles on each of the steps we've identified, as a way to help other developers turning their fledgling idea into a working MicroISV.
5. Install Traffic Monitoring on your site
6. Create forums, Encourage Feedback
8. Get The Best Screenshots You Can
9. Configure Email For Your Domain
11. Allow Payment from your website
12. Create a PAD file (portable application description)
13. Register at Download Sites
14. Strategy: Separate "Free" From "Professional" product
15. Write Your Own EULA (end user license agreement) -- infact write two!
17. License Activation Webservice/Website
18. Get a License Management Database
21. Automate Your Build+Release Strategy
22. Free up enough time/resources for Dealing With Support
24. Plan and enact your Promotional Strategy
25. Do It All Again
