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Any advice on dealing with the stress of a startup? by FishTacosin startups

[–]vincebaskerville 5 points6 points ago

That's completly normal. The trick is to really just still try not to let yourself go. You still want to do some of the old 'fun' things, going to movies, french-toast-fridays, obstacle racing courses, bars.. whatever they are.

We've just hit our 1year mark & we all have premature greys growing everywhere — but if you ask anyone else they'll say we're doing great. It's all part of the game.

Keep your head up and you'll be ok :)

How I Learned Enough Ruby On Rails In 12 Weeks To Launch Freelancify by james-fin startups

[–]vincebaskerville 0 points1 point ago

Great story and glad it all worked out. Good luck with the app!

Should I Be Worried About My Framework Choice? by DorkRawkin startups

[–]vincebaskerville 0 points1 point ago

CakePHP, Django or even Codeigniter are all great frameworks to choose from. It's really up to you as to which you feel more comfortable in. One maybe the hip choice now, but if it takes you longer to get things done then it isn't the best choice for you and your startup.

Good luck!

We're looking for entrepreneurial speakers at our tech conference - Techweek. by returnmypantspleasein startups

[–]vincebaskerville 0 points1 point ago

Proposal sent, looking forward to the event.

Eight startup UX tips by vincebaskervillein startups

[–]vincebaskerville[S] 0 points1 point ago

I'd love to get some feedback on this as well as the author of the article

What are some websites on usability that you look to often? by spikebaylorin usability

[–]vincebaskerville 1 point2 points ago

In addition to these websites, I also list a few other tools/resources you may be interested in too for the UI Design: http://vincentjordan.com/2012/01/24-top-resources-for-user-experience-geeks/

Agile, UX and Startups — oh my! by vincebaskervillein startups

[–]vincebaskerville[S] 0 points1 point ago* 

Thank you for reading my post, and although I value your opinion I think you may have the wrong idea — or at least we disagree on the thought of community.

I'm where I am today from reading various peoples blogs, articles, snippets and so-forth and so I think it's part of the natural progression to share our experiences. If you disagree with certain points, or my whole article, I'd love to learn from it as I won't ever stop learning.

Share your startup! (July 2011) by GuruCamin startups

[–]vincebaskerville 0 points1 point ago

Thanks! We're definitely playing around with tweaks for the pricing chart & as for a free version, we are planning on launching one. Our goal right now though is to get on other platforms and then get our free 'world' release out.

Thanks again for checking us out though :)

Seriously… what the hell is this UX stuff? by vincebaskervillein startups

[–]vincebaskerville[S] 0 points1 point ago

No problem, really glad you enjoyed the article :)

Designing great UX via Appcelerator Titanium @ CodeStrong 2011 by vincebaskervillein startups

[–]vincebaskerville[S] 0 points1 point ago

Thanks & I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

If you don't have any experience at all, I would definitely recommend that you at-least look into the languages of the web. They could easily transfer into iOS dev via Appcelerator or PhoneGap.

However, you could also use Adobes' products like Flash, Air and Flex. However, you would still need to know ActionScript (which is similar to JavaScript).

But there are a plethora of hackathon and startup weekend type events, where you could potentially partner up with another dev & attack an idea together.

I hope this helps & good luck!!

You are not Superman! by vincebaskervillein startups

[–]vincebaskerville[S] 0 points1 point ago

Thanks, and I'm glad you enjoyed the article! As for your situation, that is tough. Many people find themselves in the chicken & egg debacle; however, with you already being a developer it sometimes is an easier sell to others because you'll share the weight.

I don't know your idea, nor how complex it is, but I still would highly recommend that while you're working on it to still try and get 1 or 2 other co-founders to back you. Either another developer to help with the complex dev work, or/and a business/marketing person to help with all the actual work of creating a company.

It's tough to find quality trust worthy people (who aren't already busy i might add).. but it shouldn't be avoided.

Just my two-cents. I wish you all the best! =)

You are not Superman! by vincebaskervillein startups

[–]vincebaskerville[S] 0 points1 point ago

This took a while for me to learn this personally... & it's honestly still a battle — however, It's so much more awesome being with a powerful team!

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