Life in the startup world is fast-paced, there’s no doubt about that. New tech entrepreneurs are eager to grow their business and start looking for investors. But before you hit the ground running, every early stage startup needs a checklist for raising VC money. For new entrepreneurs in the tech industry, there are many things to consider before seed money even enters the equation. Making sure you’ve invested in your own business and proving its worth are just the tip of the iceberg for new startups looking to take the next step.
Reza Piri
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Whether your do-it-yourself small business is already online or you’re looking to expand your business, e-commerce is your ticket to increasing sales. But how do you know which one is the best e-commerce for small business? This comparison of the best e-commerce platforms will help you decide which one is right for you. See how Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Squarespace compare.
For the past 6 years, our firm has encountered an overwhelming problem from new clients who want to build apps. The problem is that their expectations for developing an app are formed by incorrect and haphazardly articles written by inexperienced software developers on this topic. Since the average app takes 18 weeks to develop (4.5 months), first-time app developers need a way to understand this entire process. With this in mind, we compiled a practical guide for people who want to develop an app and understand how it all works. This article will not only inform first-time app developers, but it intends to set the correct expectations, including pitfalls, about developing an app from beginning to end.
Over the past year, we have been toying around with every new and shiny javascript framework on the market. We started with Ember, dabbled in Angular 2.0, and finally stopped at React.