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Hey, I'll also grift any potential customer of this guy by providing the absolute minimum product that could potentially constitute a "usable" piece of code, pr
by endigma 4y ago
Hey, I'll also grift any potential customer of this guy by providing the absolute minimum product that could potentially constitute a "usable" piece of code, provide no ongoing support or maintenance and not have any plans for actually onboarding developers to maintain your brand new piece of crap. I'll do it for only $9995 though. Hmu.
To be clear, this is a nonsensical offering. 15 days is not enough to produce any ""MVP"" that couldn't also be made using Google Forms and a spreadsheet. They're promising "1 months for fixing bugs(if any)" which also presumably overlaps with them working on other projects.
Absolute best case scenario, he's templating wordpress/shopify/etc or using MUI or Bootstrap etc with React to shit out CRUD at lightning pace, this is not going to actually attract customers, so it's not really an "MVP" at all, I'd call it a "demo" at best.
Plus the moment you get your first customer you're expected to already be working on the next big thing to keep your customers around, this can't happen if you're spending your launch period sitting on your hands to "validate" the idea.
Just hire a part-time if you want your random idea produced on the cheap, this will turn out infinitely better for you and everyone involved as you'll likely be able to upgrade your developer to a full-time employee if things actually go your way, which gives you at least a foothold in building a team.
Or, get this; learn to code, it's not that hard.
- endigma 4y agoThis guy has a bunch of projects on https://mvpstack.io/ https://mvpstack.io/ as well, some sort of portfolio I guess. None of them work properly; no finished projects that are currently functional as far as I can tell. He claims to have sold off some of his projects for large sums of "$", If the numbers are correct and not fabricated the currency certainly isn't USD/EUR. Nobody would pay more than maybe a few hundred dollars for the toy API projects he claims were acquired, they are nothing more than proxies or web wrappers for basic operations (CSV is a common denominator? CSV API, CSV data source, etc). He also lists a bunch of "big" companies as customers on https://nocodeapi.com/ https://nocodeapi.com/ but given the app literally doesn't work at all and would present no meaningful value to any actual developer this is probably misinformation. This seems like a scam, beware of red flags if for whatever reason you decide to work with this guy.