No No No, start building websites with Claude Code, even if you don't know the basics of coding that's going to give you a better and more secure website.
WordPress was a good idea over a decade ago if you were doing affiliate marketing and couldn't code. But now everyone can code.
Soc-2 Type 2 is a lot of work for solo-ent. and you might have issues meeting some of the compliance with only one employee there won't be checks and balances. We worked with a local firm and their fee was around $15k but there is ongoing verification. Also there is a process you have to follow moving forward that's probably the largest cost.
I'm not sure SOC-2 is even valuable for most smaller apps. As it's compliance is more aligned for financial apps.
It might be more valuable for you to have a security audit instead of SOC-2.
I started DJ'ing last year I'd almost start there with a FLX4 just to get in to the music more.
I just started with Ableton recently working on remixing tracks I like. Actually working on a remix of Ella Langley's Be Her just because I thought it was a cool genre bending remix.
After you do some remixes creating your own from scratch will be easier.
Mimicing songs and artists you like is a good recommendation, you can also cut up and remix parts of songs you like.
I used to use Soundtrackers a lot on Amiga in the 90s. I'm also pretty ok with using Reaper as a DAW playing all the instruments. I would have no idea how to get into remixing though. How would you suggest starting that? Do you tend to start with isolated tracks or just the whole mp3 and take sections and move around and add parts>
I shared the one week trial links with my team and everyone is picking it up and getting productive. We share tips and tricks, best practices in a slack channel.
Everyone has their typical 'work day' so you just get used to everyone's schedule and planned zooms around that and use slack for general communication. Occasionally I would msg or zoom outside of my core hours but we also had flex time so it worked out well. We generally always scheduled meetings through google calendar so timezones were handled there for coordination. If we mentioned a time in slack or on a zoom it was always given as NYC. It was a non-issue, motivation, sleep, food aren't related to this. Some team members worked later in the day in their local time zone by choose to overlap more with NYC.
WordPress was a good idea over a decade ago if you were doing affiliate marketing and couldn't code. But now everyone can code.