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My understanding of this, though I'm definitely not an expert is that they will in rare cases. However, teams where one of the members has no dev. experience a
by jeffasinger 12y ago
My understanding of this, though I'm definitely not an expert is that they will in rare cases.
However, teams where one of the members has no dev. experience are very common. I'd guess that a non-technical person who can't find a developer that's excited enough about the idea to join as a cofounder is a bad signal.
If you're thinking you'd learn to do dev as you'd go, I doubt any accelerator would accept you until you have something written that actually works.
- jmnicholson 12y agoThanks! I thought this was the case. It may be an interesting idea to start an accelerator that pairs developers with non-developers. I think there would probably be some benefit there to both groups.
- sharemywin 12y agoThe benefit of an accelerator is the money and the introductions to investors. Also, you need a lot of "chemistry" for a successful start up. Not trying to be discourging but you might need to think on that part of it.