In order for a startup to work on an MVP, it must have a founder who understands the technology (Steve Blank – Why Founders Should Know How to Code?), and a team to jump-start and build the project as an active partner. Good developers and teams are not easy to find. Some startups resort to hiring freelancers,… Read more →
Over the past few months at StarterSquad we’ve been working hard on our Startup Development as a Service platform, Capacitor. There, we allow teams to evolve and clients to book capacity with teams online. Of course, we could not miss the opportunity for all sorts of interesting experiments on this project. Some we deemed too risky to implement… Read more →
This top-10 is derived from my personal experience, directly by coaching more than 100 startups and indirectly through my involvement in 300 other startups over the last decade. Underestimate timelines before the company is making profit (underestimating the marketing & roll-out costs) Overestimating the market size Funding problems and cash flow problems Problems with customer… Read more →
Recently I heard one definition of a startup as “a group of people working together to prove a business theory”. That’s an elegant definition, as it emphasizes the truth about a startup: there are no guarantees of success. Each day, an entrepreneur has to figure out how she’s going to create something out of nothing.… Read more →
AngularJS + RequireJS 
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