Career change decided program love and hate it. Can be frustrating. Learning python the hard way by Zed Shaw. Wonder if I'll ever get a job or be good enough for one. Yeah of course I am :)
I have a invention however it is in a very competitive market. I contracted an Mechanical engineer who assessed it. Getting capital for R&D and patent search can be hard as I really don't understand how much to ask the investor and the percentage of ownership as well long term likely hood due to the fact further research needs to be done on patents to see if it will be an adaption of the idea to sell to the already established business. For the moment, I'm sticking to learning coding, something I like, in the hope of a job to help put toward my idea.
So what I'm getting at like you, Steff, is keep going. There are a lot times when I feel really down and feel like it's never going to happen, then I just put my mind into learning segments of information and forget about how big the challenge may be. Good practice not good luck. Wish you well
Building programs that train developers for excellence @hexdevs . Rails dev, community strategist, avid reader and cats lover. Driven by curiosity & kindness.
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience. I believe that you are learning a lot on this journey and this will help you later, so don't give up. Always remember why you started. Have you tried to find a partner or a community near you to share ideas? Take a look at Indie Hackers, it's a very warm and creative place. Hope you can get come back here to share your product soon :)
Wish you the best too, see you!
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I have a invention however it is in a very competitive market. I contracted an Mechanical engineer who assessed it. Getting capital for R&D and patent search can be hard as I really don't understand how much to ask the investor and the percentage of ownership as well long term likely hood due to the fact further research needs to be done on patents to see if it will be an adaption of the idea to sell to the already established business. For the moment, I'm sticking to learning coding, something I like, in the hope of a job to help put toward my idea.
So what I'm getting at like you, Steff, is keep going. There are a lot times when I feel really down and feel like it's never going to happen, then I just put my mind into learning segments of information and forget about how big the challenge may be. Good practice not good luck. Wish you well
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience. I believe that you are learning a lot on this journey and this will help you later, so don't give up. Always remember why you started. Have you tried to find a partner or a community near you to share ideas? Take a look at Indie Hackers, it's a very warm and creative place. Hope you can get come back here to share your product soon :)
Wish you the best too, see you!