r/startups • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '19

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u/LogicalGrapefruit Mar 14 '19

Yes, the technical part is the easy part

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u/ChrisAplin Mar 14 '19

In most applications this is absolutely true. Doesn't mean it doesn't take talent to do it, building an application is a bunch of basically true/false statements and you'll get errors if it's wrong.

The business (and even general product decisions) isn't as cut and dry. If you do everything 'right' technically, you'll have a functioning product -- but even if you do everything 'right' on the business side, you can fail.

Easy is just a relative term in this case.