Banzai10

Hey! CTO here. First, thanks.

We used a custom design by our great designer, meaning the rest of the landing page is CSS and HTML.

We used a few css libs, for the sake of helping us making it responsive, but that is all.

Agreed that the code is not very good, the idea of the animated resume was great, despite some technical issues it may have.

My first impression would be that he is a very creative professional with good designing skills. Regarding the programming I totally agree that it have a lot of flaws and lack of basic testing capabilities.

So technically what the presentation is trying to say is that you should use Angular to build Ember like framework. hahah

I personally like Angular, the Google support and the community are strong points to it. The documentation used to be hard to find, but now, specially with StackOverflow, finding what you need is easy.

Great, I'll look to get a B-1 ASAP... Do you know if they told they would be working on a company of theirs?

I'll do that ASAP.

Thank you very much!

We received the answer from the accelerator 3 days ago, so I'm doing it as fast as I can.

Anyways, thank you for the advice!

Thank you very much to be so detailed in your explanations and advises. It will really guide me when my app lauches soon! I'm very new to the Apps world so all you said is kind of new to me and will help me a lot.

I have other questions if you don't mind to answer:

* What content is evaluated in google play search? I mean you are reffering to the SEO of my application web site, or the Google Play content?

* What is the approach you usually takes to enter in "new free" or "new paid" and how long an application may remain in the "new" category? (if your approach is to marketing as you mentioned, just sai ad's :D)

Thank you again for your help!! \o/

It is a game for kids, is just a game for them to spend some time playing around.

Brazilian investors used to invest a much smaller amount and assume much less risk than the ones in US. Even with those big amounts and frequence in investing I still believe that there are lots of interesting statups being funded and some of them will succeed.

Also the "crunch" mentioned is nothing more than what is expected form Startups, a very risky environment where 1 out of 100 or out of a 1000 survive.

If the investors don't think this way, they won't have so large portfolios to spread their money in.