Getting a good idea is usually harder than getting the tech right. Being able to quickly make prototypes is the most important thing in a start up.
FYI I'm not a "brogrammer". I work at a large established company and one of my main jobs is making systems work at large scale. But that's not what you do when starting a company. If you make it you can sort out those issues later.
Getting a good idea is usually harder than getting the tech right. Being able to quickly make prototypes is the most important thing in a start up.
FYI I'm not a "brogrammer". I work at a large established company and one of my main jobs is making systems work at large scale. But that's not what you do when starting a company. If you make it you can sort out those issues later.