>Be me
>Been coding for ten years, have gotten pretty good, but don't want to deal with the hassles of getting credentials and applying for jobs
>Want to start my own software company
>Realize that while I'm fairly decent at programming, none of the programs I've written are actually usable for average users, since I never took the time to learn how to make anything other than command line apps
>Realize it could take months, even years of work before my coding skills are actually marketable
What do?
Be me
Cameron Jenkins
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Noah Brown
>>Want to start my own software company
how much business have you studied?
Hudson Rivera
Well I have the same problem, but at least I wanna create apps, so I can just use the pre-made android studio
Cooper Ward
I'll be the idea guy(girl(guy))
Camden Howard
what are those pills?
Carson Campbell
Not much to be honest. Maybe I should focus more on developing business skills.
Lucas Watson
>wangblows
>discord
>jewgle
Ian Perez
Kinda defeats the purpose of starting my own business.
Luis Gutierrez
>W7
>Discord
>Thinkpad
SIP, yeah thats me
Dominic Taylor
As much as you hate it, learn front end. It lets you show something that the people can understand. Your real programming work goes on the back end and hopefully they will never see it.