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nate embrey
@nateembrey · Co-Founder @ Tillerlabs.com
@moritz | Thanks, sir! That will auto-deploy and fix it in about 1 minute. No need to refresh because...Meteor.
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Ben Tossell
@bentossell · Community Lead, Product Hunt
$18k for an MVP?! That is a LOT of money.
Built in Meteor - which is one of the easiest ways for non-devs to start coding IMO (I even made a few sites with it)
I think it would be a major red-flag for any future investors if founders went to them and said they spent $18k on an MVP. It's the 'easy' (& expensive) way out. I think it shows personality fl… See more
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Ria Blagburn
@riaface · Founder, GrowBeyond
I think one of the biggest issues that faces non-technical founders is finding someone to help them build their idea; sometimes this alone can take months. The whole point of an MVP is that it's shipped as quickly as possible so you can start validating, so I think this is a great idea. It's obviously not going to be the best solution for everyone, especiall… See more
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nate embrey
@nateembrey · Co-Founder @ Tillerlabs.com
@moritz | Thanks, sir! That will auto-deploy and fix it in about 1 minute. No need to refresh because...Meteor.
@jongold
@jongold · AI design tools
this is smart - Meteor is a great technology choice for prototyping and $18k/month is pretty reasonable I think ($9k/month/person) - good luck with it :)
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Mubashar Iqbal
@mubashariqbal · 2016 Maker of the Year.
I've had the idea to market myself in this way for a long time, but I haven't. Unfortunately it ends up being a race to the bottom, and people will sadly usually go with the cheaper solution even if that's worse for them in the long run.
If I were to try to do something like this, I think I'd focus more on the fact that you're getting access to team of exp… See more