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I was in the same position as you. Your best bet is to learn to code. Not only will you get more respect of programmers better than you, you'll understand the m
by christonog 16y ago
I was in the same position as you. Your best bet is to learn to code. Not only will you get more respect of programmers better than you, you'll understand the mental effort it takes to program, even if it's something that seems so "easy" to do. Trust me, there are alot of dependencies to think about when programming something that looks simple initially.
- pgbovine 16y agoamen, and you might find that some of the ideas that you thought were really good or tractable might end up not sounding so good, once you get a better feel for how to actually implement them. as an analogy, i know almost nothing about teenage girls' fashion; so even if i go to the mall one day and get inspired by some idea of how to do some innovations on a particular teenage girl fashion item, i highly doubt that i would be in a good position to actually make a company out of it.