Nicolas, looks like to me you have chosen the right technologies for your startup. I’d like to ask you the following: how many people are working in your project and based on your current experience, how many people are needed for a project to be considered not a startup anymore? Thanks again and best luck with your endeavors.
Hey Luca, thanks for the comment. Well, I can't really answer that because of we still a Startup, and right now we're a group of 5(FrontEnd, BackEnd, Businessman, Economist, and Designer). And we're handling all the job so far.
But I really don't know how it will works after the release date, because we already have a lot of planned updates for our app
And I really don't know how it works, probably it's different when comparing our countries, but here in Brazil, doesn't matter how many employees you have, Brazilians investors define a Startup as one small company working with scarce resources and unsecured expectations
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Nicolas, looks like to me you have chosen the right technologies for your startup. I’d like to ask you the following: how many people are working in your project and based on your current experience, how many people are needed for a project to be considered not a startup anymore? Thanks again and best luck with your endeavors.
Hey Luca, thanks for the comment. Well, I can't really answer that because of we still a Startup, and right now we're a group of 5(FrontEnd, BackEnd, Businessman, Economist, and Designer). And we're handling all the job so far.
But I really don't know how it will works after the release date, because we already have a lot of planned updates for our app
And I really don't know how it works, probably it's different when comparing our countries, but here in Brazil, doesn't matter how many employees you have, Brazilians investors define a Startup as one small company working with scarce resources and unsecured expectations