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If you don't know anyone who can code already, you might be better off learning to code. Rather than spending the next 6 months trying to impress some iOS dev
by BrainScraps 15y ago
If you don't know anyone who can code already, you might be better off learning to code.
Rather than spending the next 6 months trying to impress some iOS dev enough for them to give you the time of day, spend that time learning a valuable skill.
If you have the funds, just outsource it.
- shahedkhan30 15y ago6 months seems like an awful long time to get this company started, I'm interested in finding a programmer who we can collaborate with, I'm more of the Business guy, where he/she can be the Programmer, if you know what I mean.
- ryanburke 15y agoI would start mocking up your idea in something like Balsamiq (http://balsamiq.com/ http://balsamiq.com/). This will make it easier to find a hacker to partner with and to show the concept to potential investors.
- dave1619 15y agoAgreed. Balsamiq is pretty awesome to do quick mockups that look decent. They really can help get the concept across.
- sohailprasad 15y agoBalsamiq is pretty intuitive - if you don't want to buy/install it, try out the online (flash) demo at: http://builds.balsamiq.com/b/mockups-web-demo/ http://builds.balsamiq.com/b/mockups-web-demo/