A Way To Build Your $10k+ App When You're Broke...

[BeauregardDM]

Or you can just take a Udemy course and teach yourself. What I found by taking some of these courses is that most apps are built the same way.

I don't like this idea because it violates the commandment of control. Nothing is stopping these programmers from stealing your idea and then creating a bigger, better and improved app.

This idea sounds exactly like Facebook 2.0.

Even a paid developer can steal it. And why waste months or years learning to code when you can just hire someone who is probably better than you'd be anyway

 

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[Maxboost]

Even a paid developer can steal it. And why waste months or years learning to code when you can just hire someone who is probably better than you'd be anyway

Learning how to code is not a waste in my opinion. Most apps and software will fail. When you learn how to code you have unlimited amount of tries until you die to hit that homerun. You can also build apps for others.You can hire a programmer to build your app but that will set you back about $6k a try. Good luck with that strategy...

 

[LittleWolfie]

Even a paid developer can steal it. And why waste months or years learning to code when you can just hire someone who is probably better than you'd be anyway

If the developer or student can steal your idea your failing on the E or barrier to entry so it's not fastlane.

Go get 100 letters of intent or 100 pre orders or 100 slowwalker customers (they won't be able to.build it themselves and they don't have your execution.) Now go hire a developer, your 100 customers and feedback/design/knowledge is a barrier they can't pass, because if they could they would be on their own path, plus while they are coding your out getting 110 customers. They can't do both
Go get customers