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Decent list, though I'm surprised actually building the product isn't on there: 11. Buy a slice, learn Pythyon/Django, and build a MVP. Cost: $20/month and a
by Sam_Odio 16y ago
Decent list, though I'm surprised actually building the product isn't on there:
11. Buy a slice, learn Pythyon/Django, and build a MVP. Cost: $20/month and a bunch of all-nighters.
- alabut 16y agoI like #11 but I'd fork it - python/django for a content-centric site or ruby/rails/heroku for a task-centric app - and throw in some jquery for either type. That'll pretty much cover 90% of web app ideas.
- ryanhuff 16y agoThat's sweat equity.
- narrator 16y agoYeah that "build a product" bit always seems to get missed. I have heard many different non-technical start-up want-to-bes blow that off like that was the easy part and they could just get anybody to do it for them for cheap.