John Radford

Impressive work.

Congrats on hitting your goals. We are busy preparing golaunchbase.com for our product hunt launch. No revenue goals as such. We just want to give back to the startup community and provide value to people looking for investment.

You definitely aren't the only one! You should see how many domains I own :)

This is a great question. In all the startups we have built at Borne Digital I'm not sure I've seen a single one that hasn't pivoted at some point!

Looks really great guys. Going to give this a try

Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% your reaction to it

I would say no. Unless it's backend coding. Learning front end coding really adds no value in my opinion. Having an understanding of how a backend is architected could be useful in informing UX decisions and helping with edge cases though.

Literally just start. The sooner the better! And once you start - just launch it!

Well I'd say true IOT the biggest challenge at the moment is hardware and the supply chain. Also then getting components at scale for intelligent control systems and making to software that sits on those has to be the biggest challenge.

Insta. It's machine learning is so good it hooks you in

I think it depends on your industry and the competition as well as who you are trying to attract. For us as an agency we find that paid ads deliver quick results but the quality can sometimes be suspect, however if people find you via SEO then they have done their 'research' a bit more and can often be a higher quality user.

Quite the opposite. Good idea I'd say

Seems interesting and could be great for sales people. Good luck with it!

@philip_kelvin This is really great. I'm interested to see if this will work for us as Borne in an agency environment. It could be very useful for some of the startups we work with

Slack, Todoist and my brain! (Closely followed by my Gaggia coffee machine!)

So on a podcast I run https://www.launchbase.fm/ I found that the most successful founders I interviewed had a natural curiosity about them. In fact, the really great ones had a relentless curiosity and were always open to ideas and change

Continue learning and growing. Also working on https://golaunchbase.com/ and growing our product

Drink coffee!

Nice work guys. Good luck with it

There are several routes to go down. You can: - Validate an idea using cheap and often free tools - Get a 'family and friends' investment round and hire a development company like https://borneagency.com/ who are experts at shipping products for startups - Validate your idea, get user feedback, do as much as you can using the skills you have and then try to raise angel funding once your...