completely agree. you can make progress quickly and cheaply, and start learning about the customers and technology, by outsourcing. in my view, it will be nic

completely agree. you can make progress quickly and cheaply, and start learning about the customers and technology, by outsourcing. in my view, it will be nice to have a scaling or slow code problem--for many web apps, that proves that there is demand and its worth investing more time an d$. using a rented coder has worked in the past--digg was started with help from elance. http://digg.com/programming/Digg_com_created_for_only_200_00 http://digg.com/programming/Digg_com_created_for_only_200_00 elance, guru, and odesk offer cheap options to start small.