When you’re a founder AND a programmer it’s arguably easier to launch a software product. The rise of
no-code tools is helping to level the playing field and just about anyone can release at least an MVP. But then what? Having a technical co-founder is a logical step towards building out your team so you can utilize in-house development resources. You can’t simply hire someone for their technical skills, though. The
Co-Founder part of the equation is the part that will matter in the end.
~Diane
PS: Thanks to all of my new subscribers these last few weeks! Let me know how else I can help on your startup journey. What cool project are you working on?