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Is your full time job as a software engineer? Is the application in an area that you are intimate familiar with? Have clear idea of the use cases?
by CyberFonic 11y ago
Is your full time job as a software engineer?
Is the application in an area that you are intimate familiar with? Have clear idea of the use cases?
- hoodoof 11y ago>> Is the application in an area that you are intimate familiar with? Have clear idea of the use cases? Yep I definitely understand what I'm doing but learning the specific technologies needed to do it is taxing.
- CyberFonic 11y agoBy avoiding the question about your full-time job, I get the impression that you might be experienced in some other field. Which in turn suggests that you've taken on two big projects, (1) to learn a lot of technologies; and (2) to build an application. Both are commendable projects. But as you have found a huge undertaking. To complete the application, you might need to recruit people with the required skills rather than trying to integrate and test everything on your own. Once the application is completed, are you going to be selling it yourself? Considering that you claim to have domain knowledge this might be another reasonable guess.
- hoodoof 11y agoNo money to employ people but I really wouldn't want to anyway. I only want to operate as a one man band. Despite the challenge I really enjoy the learning process.