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You say you've been programming for 9 years. You're 19 or so. That does not equate to true 9 years of experience, compared to say someone who's been working pro
by suivix 15y ago
You say you've been programming for 9 years. You're 19 or so. That does not equate to true 9 years of experience, compared to say someone who's been working professionally for that long at a 9 - 5 job.
I find it amusing how you penny pinch on day to day food purchases, keeping track of it all in a notebook, but then expect to get hundreds of thousands of dollars of VC money.
I'm far from an expert in this but I don't see how you'd get funding unless you have a really great idea. It's cool how you can create a site really quickly though.
- dshipper 15y agohey thanks for your comment! so yea definitely those years of coding experience aren't the same as working full time at a job for 9 years I never claimed that it was. but I would still argue that it's significant experience given that I've consistently coded almost every week if not every day during that time. about the penny-pinching - I think doing so means I'm more attractive as an investment because I'm unlikely to waste the money given to me. and about the idea I think I could get funded with a good idea, but traction and revenue trumps idea. I'm not really actively looking for investment at this point anyway, just to build awesome things that people want to pay for.