Oh, yea that's right! I'll be there standing at the starting line starring down 70 miles. A year ago this didn't seem fiesable, but I've trained hard. Hopefully I'm ready. My weekly routine has been...
Next week I'll step up my Saturday workout too race distance and do this for a couple of weeks. I'm ready to focus on my Startup because we are getting a lot of buzz via word of mouth. We're not really ready to announce yet, but soon. Come on September 26th...
Why am I writing code instead of playing my XBox 360? Startup...
Markdown doesn't support C# yet...
Enterprise class framework and tools.
You can knock Microsoft all you want, I do, but .Net and C# are great. And have you opened Visual Studio 2010... I'ts the best IDE out hands down.
Free as in beer...for three years.
Microsoft Bizspark offers a variety of different programs for startups. You can get the software you need, the hosting you need, and even introductions you need. That is if you meet the requirements, but I would bet a lot do.
I know it.
Therefor my ramp up time will be less than if I were to use something like PHP. One of the driving factors in startups is speed... Especially in a competitive market.
Title: O'Reilly Webcast: How to Build a Lean Startup, Step by Step
Presenter: Eric Ries
Runtime: 1 Hour 6 Minutes
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Publish Date: May 02, 2009
About:
Get started with a detailed guide to three key lean startup techniques: continuous deployment, rapid split-testing, and root cause analysis (five why's). In this webcast, Eric Ries, author of the blog StartupLessonsLearned, covers the theory of how lean startups work, implementation details, and case studies. Participants will come away with a specific plan of action for how to apply these techniques to their product, company, or startup.
