ericseidelman

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Ask HN: Where do I start to learn how to develop?
2 points by ericseidelman 16y ago|1 comments
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
agreed. I currently have detailed wireframes, a UI design mockup, and a complete overview description. So those should help.
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ASK HN: Help with how to breakdown a project
3 points by ericseidelman 16y ago|3 comments
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
I would plan to learn it, while at the same time have someone else develop this project. So I'm not delaying my work, I'm just learning while the work is going on.
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
I'm outsourcing my current project... at least to get the prototype. I want to learn it for long-term rewards. It all sounds a little daunting though..
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Where to learn Ruby on Rails
2 points by ericseidelman 16y ago|5 comments
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
agree to your $.02 100%.
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
Travis, you & mark make great points. Any insight into where to begin. With so many different programming languages (php, java, ruby, c++ yada yada yada)... where does a newbie even start?
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
I agree. I'm already going out to local meet-ups etc. and networking that way. This post was to expand that process. I'm essentially looking into any option at this point and you make perfect sense with your response. Thank you
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
I agree with you marknutter... to a point. Although I don't know how long it takes to learn programming... I'd be willing to bet it's not a quick learn. So, would it be wiser for me to find someone to assist in developing a prototype and w
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Where to find co-founding developers?
3 points by ericseidelman 16y ago|11 comments
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
didn't see a place to put my contact info... I'll find that and do it now. I've been in online marketing for years. Currently working at a large ad agency as a Sr. Search Media planner. 9-5 is not the way I want to go for the next 25+ yea
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by ericseidelman 16y ago
does it make sense to find a cheap outsourced (money is tight) programmer to help start on some of the very basic features?
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Do you have to be a 'hacker' to do a startup?
4 points by ericseidelman 16y ago|10 comments