# Costs of a tech startup
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I won’t sit here and tell you all the various costs down to the last cent, that would be impossible. What I will do is tell you what to expect and where some of them might come from, this can be most…
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# What you need to know about building a team, as a tech startup
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This is one of the most important parts when you get funding because that funding is what determines what your next steps are. You should ideally be planning on a certain team size depending on how…
# Trajectory of Customers
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Planning out how you’re going to get more customers is a tough one, but it’s necessary. You can’t build a successful company if you don’t have any customers. You need a plan on where they will come…
# Why you need to throw away your MVP
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In a previous article, I talked about minimum viable products or MVPs for short. I mentioned that you should look at throwing out your MVP before you release to production.
# Minimum viable product (MVP)
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What does MVP mean?
# Funding your startup idea
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You have this wonderful idea, it’s an app that pairs up your personality with the best dog type to buy. You do all your research on competition, you have a plan in mind, an idea that you want to get…
# Sparking joy in my life
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I’m new to programming, I’m new to the industry, I’m young, I have no clue what I’m doing. I only recently finished my degree, a little over 1 year ago in fact. I already had a job before I finished…
# Be a rubber ducky, find a rubber ducky
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One thing that every programmer will face in their career is being stuck on a problem. This could happen once a week, once a month or one a year, but at some point, it will happen.
# Why you should use Elixir & Phoenix in your next project
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Whenever I meet another programmer it’s not long before I tell them about the wonderful world of Elixir. Usually, their first response is, yeah sounds good, but why would I use it when there are…
# Deliverying a project
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In my first year, I was part of something that not many first-year software engineers get to do and that was delivering a project from scratch to production with real customers. This is something…