Startup Adventures : #Intro

 

  It took me more than six month to continue post information on this blog. But here I'm and as you know from my previous posts I'm beginner at launching startups and creating own company.
     As for everyone well known launching startup is not easy process, sometimes it is really hard, especially when you are not a Richard Hendricks from Pied Piper, who lives at Silicon Valley where everyone is tend to be founder of billion company. And still even if you have good support, experience and luck the way to build successful startup is still challenging and full of adventures.

   So from today I'm starting to share with you my startup adventures. 

#Input:

Team: two developers, designer, hardware developer.

Idea: creating multi-biometric system for access control, security increase, people flow measurement.
Additional: passion to create something useful, motivation, adventures spirit

#Output:

Product that can be used as web-application and desktop application with easy installation and launching.

#Demo

What information I'll be sharing with everyone (based on product)?

 - software architecture;

 - code style;

 - different programming languages to create more flexible software;

 - code itself;

 - team management;

 - deadlines estimation;

 - prioritizing tasks;

   

   For whom it'll be useful?

  - Mainly for developers. I'm not PR-manager, but consider myself not bad in developing software and for two years of continious coding I've gathered a lot of useful information. All information will be unique and connected to real projects. 

  What I'm willing to get from this blog? 

  - As you know to be a just "not bad" coder is not enought to launch startup. But I want to become a person who can create and promote his own product. Smart man make own mistakes, but wise man learn how to avoid them based on others experience. And I'll be glad if you share with me any information from your experience. I want to know how to:

 - write code faster and more efficient;

 - promote own product and tell everyone about it;

 - find you possible clients;

 - make product useful, understandable and robust;

 - manage team and perform tasks more efficient and fast;

 - evaluate and estimate progress and avoid critical mistakes;

 - be flexible to user needs

     For the first posts I've prepared overview for tools, projects, libraries that we are using now. So leave in comments information you are interested to hear from us, and we will put it to priority queue)