I'm not featured on the site but I am a dev starting a company (http://www.askinline.com http://www.askinline.com). I worked solo for ~2 months then asked a fri

I'm not featured on the site but I am a dev starting a company (http://www.askinline.com http://www.askinline.com). I worked solo for ~2 months then asked a friend who I had been keeping updated on progress to join me as a co-founder. All up we've been going for just shy of 6 months and I believe we're just reaching the point where the product makes sense as a purchase decision for our target market. I say this based on continual discussions with early customers (in-network, pay nominal fee) and the fact that we're starting to land out-of-network customers. You seem interested in the tech stacks. I have to say that when people have asked me what they should use I just tell them to go with whatever they are most productive in. Unless you're doing something to try out a tech or you're dependent on an outside system that demands a specific stack I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to learn too many new things while also starting a company. It's hard enough without adding tech concerns. Patrick's thoughts on this resonate with me: https://twitter.com/patio11/status/763650535727648769 https://twitter.com/patio11/status/763650535727648769