Hey everyone! I'm building a cool hyperlocal marketing platform.
I've already got some early traction ($400 from interested users) and I'm developing it with Django and a bit of JavaScript. Now, I'm looking for a technical co-founder who loves coding and has a thing for startups.
You'd be perfect if you:
Dig Django and can handle some frontend stuff.
Get excited about startups and building cool products.
Interested? Let's chat more! DM me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mar-mar/
Not touching Django. If you can handle that, I'd be interested in hearing this out.
you may be better off using no code to build your MVP, at least in the end you will not have to deal with a mess of Django and JavaScript.
Also, keep in mind that Python(Django) is only a step away from Scratch(visual language for kids), people who prefer that language usually don't have the necessary experience to build anything complex and/or working.
not a django fanboy, but saying it's just a step after no code kids games is inaccurate, it's widely used in the finance sector since python provides good analytics tools.
python provides 0 good analytics tools, a bunch of clever people with very high salaries and no say in what language they need to use have created a bunch of libraries with the Python language and published them for free.
The only reason Python is semy usable is that a lot of people with no place making any IT decisions have forced a lot of good developers to work with what they have.
And unfortunately now because of the hype it is an actual challenge explaining to people how much of a bad idea is to use that language for anything serious, because they have heard that people can do anything with Python including AI
That language has stalled (and in some cases killed) countless careers of junior developers and it is most likely the reason why AI will go nowhere close to reality.