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Why i can't make this app
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Re: Why i can't make this app
#12Can't you talk to the folks at ypur accelerator program? I'm pretty sure they'll be glad to give you some advice. Maybe they can introduce you to someone, as their network is probably a lot bigger than yours. One thing slightly bothers me, though. 40% may sound like a good deal, but without your future developer you basically have nothing. An idea, but that's it. Also I'd advise you to learn how to code. You said it'…
Yes i have some coding skills, i code in ruby on rails,javascript , the thing is that now that i'm alone i don't know how to develop the product, how to start!or from where to start-- ... By the way the product is in objective c, but i can do some javascript there, html or css...:)
But have you talked to the people at the accelerator yet? I don't know which accelerator it is, but if it's anything like I/O ventures, Techstars or YC, I'm sure that Paul, Brad or Paul has meaningful advice for you. In fact, that's where I would turn the second I realized my cofounder is going to quit.
Re: Why i can't make this app
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Yes i have some coding skills, i code in ruby on rails,javascript , the thing is that now that i'm alone i don't know how to develop the product, how to start!or from where to start-- ... By the way the product is in objective c, but i can do some javascript there, html or css...:)
But have you talked to the people at the accelerator yet? I don't know which accelerator it is, but if it's anything like I/O ventures, Techstars or YC, I'm sure that Paul, Brad or Paul has meaningful advice for you. In fact, that's where I would turn the second I realized my cofounder is going to quit.
No i haven't talked to them but my cofounder was acting weird beacuse he is in exams, i recently talk to him.. By the way i would also need some help to develop in ios
Re: Why i can't make this app
#14A few comments that may or may not apply to you... 1. Majority of all first time entrepreneurs and especially non-technical cofounders all think they're good at business, selling, product dev, etc... They are not. Most suck and don't even know it. My advice is to stop thinking you're good at something you've never even done and focus on learning. After all, most people who think they're good at something mostly never…
1.-well i think you're right in something, you can always improve your coding skills with some dedication as you say..i also code, know technical things cuz im an engineer, but without a really technical cofounder that lives from programming, is hard to know how to develop the product or from where to start..btw im not first time entrepreneur.
2.-its something like location based app magazine.
3.yes i have spoken with my cofounder, he was a little bit busy by the time, know the problem is that i lack of a ios developer for the iphone app.