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Related to this, I've been following a practice I call "Release Notes Driven Development", which is perfect for side projects. Don't worry too much about technical debt (although, keep it under control), but focus on the little time you have and how to make that as efficient as possible.

I wrote about it here; https://ma.ttias.be/release-notes-driven-development-rndd/

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Sounds good. Early on, a quick list of bragables should be able to tell you how awesome the idea is. Have new bragables for the next version. If its not awesome at some stage (and the bugs are fixed) you are probably done?

It reminds me of many release notes describing a ton of work without any woah.

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