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Probably 2-3 weeks of on and off development work. I've got a lot of other things going on, so I didn't keep track too well. I did hire another ruby on rails
by moorage 18y ago
Probably 2-3 weeks of on and off development work. I've got a lot of other things going on, so I didn't keep track too well. I did hire another ruby on rails contractor to augment some of my development work, which I highly recommend (if you're good at finding them).
- tstegart 18y agoHow many people are working on it now? You say "we" in your comments. Is there a team involved, or is this a solo project. Either way, it looks great.
- moorage 18y agoJust 1 developer on a continuing basis (me), and I paid another contractor to do some programming work, and another contractor to input some data.
- tstegart 18y agoAre you full time, or part-time? How much time do you estimate you'll be putting into it per week once its up and running?
- moorage 18y agoI'll probably be paying more for others to work on it, and I'll focus on writing reviews. I need to take a week to regroup though, and figure out the strategy for this. It looks like success hinges on two things (which in retrospect is obvious): (1) getting a really well organized (categorized) database of apps (2) creating momentum on review writing.
- tstegart 18y agoApp owners have incentive to add themselves to the database. Maybe an email announcing yourself to App owners would be less work than going through and adding them all yourself. It also is a sort of secondary press release and will get people talking about you.