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Well yeah, it's a smart decision to have a product before applying. However, the question now is "Why don't you have a product yet?". You had several months to
by brain5ide 15y ago
Well yeah, it's a smart decision to have a product before applying. However, the question now is "Why don't you have a product yet?". You had several months to do that after the primal rejection, and yet you still don't have it. You just shifted the deadline forward. I'm currently doing the same and beating myself for laziness.
- sathishmanohar 15y agoEarlier this year I only knew PHP, not ruby or rails. Then I stumbled upon Rails, It seemed clearly superior, I stopped everything in favor of Rails. Because, Rails development seemed a lot faster than PHP development (for me). I think it is a good decision as well, Since development with RoR can be much faster, We'll actually be ahead in product sometime in the future, even if we had started with PHP earlier. Hope that makes sense. Note: I built prototypes using Rails in hours, which might have taken days in PHP.
- brain5ide 15y agoUnderstandable, but not acceptable ;)