I am a programmer I am stuck

JohnLuther said:

Experience taught me that this is a tricky proposition - how many of you are very good programmers? By good, I am talking about skilled and affordable. Affordable is tricky because its not about your hourly rates. You can code for 50 cents an hour for a year and give no value to the buyer.

Any JV with a coder typically drains the pocket of the other partner. If the coder turns out to be a jackass, you lose money, integrity and many potential boners. I have serious trust issues with coders. As far as I know, this is the case with most JV partners. Good coders and good writers are hard to come by. Good as in - timely response, logical thinking and knowing the tasks.

If you still think you're really good, you can PM me.

Click to expand...

theconscience said:

How much coding does it take to make a good site like Fiverr or Flippa?
And what is best web language to do them in?

Click to expand...

JohnLuther said:

Experience taught me that this is a tricky proposition - how many of you are very good programmers? By good, I am talking about skilled and affordable. Affordable is tricky because its not about your hourly rates. You can code for 50 cents an hour for a year and give no value to the buyer.

Any JV with a coder typically drains the pocket of the other partner. If the coder turns out to be a jackass, you lose money, integrity and many potential boners. I have serious trust issues with coders. As far as I know, this is the case with most JV partners. Good coders and good writers are hard to come by. Good as in - timely response, logical thinking and knowing the tasks.

If you still think you're really good, you can PM me.

Click to expand...

theconscience said:

How much coding does it take to make a good site like Fiverr or Flippa?

Click to expand...

neutralhatter said:

a lot of people who have written a little bit of code think they are good programmers... on the other hand, a lot of business owners have a wrong idea of what a good programmer is.

Click to expand...

MacRichard said:

For me it's the other way around. I get these ideas all the time, but don't have the skills nor the money to put the wheels rolling.

Click to expand...

FutureTense said:

My exact situation. I was thinking about going back to school to get formal education in coding, but i might just try to learn on my own.

Click to expand...

joe15 said:

I think you should spend time reading code in github instead of going to school. You will learn the way that people do real software, it's practical - not theory.

Click to expand...