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Depends on whether you are interested in this a business opportunity or a technical challenge. If business and the projected revenue looks sufficient then mayb
by CyberFonic 12y ago
Depends on whether you are interested in this a business opportunity or a technical challenge.
If business and the projected revenue looks sufficient then maybe you should get a technical co-founder. You could learn a lot from somebody with more developed skills.
If a technical challenge then maybe you need to improve your skill-set. Building an AppStore requires more than programming skills, you will also need design and UX skills, etc. The key is to choose a suitable framework and then learn the underlying language.
- Immortalin 12y agoI am more interested in this as a business opportunity. I have attempt creating it with Drupal and some ecommerce modules but they are not suitable for it.
- hkarthik 12y agoThen find someone to partner with that is interested in the idea (I myself find it interesting as a developer) and bring them on as a partner. Be generous with equity. Don't assume the idea and mockups entitle you to 90% of the equity despite them doing 90% of the actual work to make it a reality.