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I have twice before started partnerships, however, most of my newer ideas would require some tech experience of which I have none. Get some. Its not as dauntin
by noonespecial 15y ago
I have twice before started partnerships, however, most of my newer ideas would require some tech experience of which I have none.
Get some. Its not as daunting as it seems at first. It will go a huge distance in convincing others that you're serious. Even the poorest half-working demo is far more than most people start with.
With no tech at all, it all too often sounds like you're just looking for a partner to do all the work while you "think big thoughts". (Not saying that this is you or anything, its just that most of the tech-inclined types around here have been on that train once or twice.)
- ltrain1203 15y agoThank you very much for your insight. Completely understood and I am more than willing to educate myself. I have looked into learning Ruby on Rails and have also considered taking the CS classes offered by Stanford online. If you could provide some guidance regarding where you would advise starting that would be greatly appreciated.
- nesbot 15y agoIf you are following hacker news you probably have seen the code academy ... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2914854 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2914854 Depending on your level, might be interesting for you.
- ltrain1203 15y agonesbot, thank you very much for the link and advice I am pursuing already!