sarneill1

I think the best thing is to have something you really want to build, and then work from there trying to figure out how to do it, and all the different elements that are in play. That way it's a lot less nebulous than just 'learning how to code'. You won't be able to do everything, obviously, but you'll be able to contextualize what you can and can't do, and how those things fit into a 'fully baked' mvp...just my 2 cents. good luck, drop the hammer.

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congrats to an awesome team!

I wondered this too, and was worried I'd miss questions. I poked around though and found this on quora: http://b.qr.ae/UDFIqn

Apparently questions are not super common.