[nabentre] getting started:a few questions/ideas

[peter mark]

 i am glad to learn that these blind ios developers are actually able to do all the work themselves.
in the past, sorry to say, that most have said they did,but the reality was that they were not able to do all the project themselves.
although much could be mastered things like assigning buttons to multiple procedures were very tedious.
like i said, xcode is getting better and better on accessibility, so good for us.


On Feb 25, 2014, at 9:51 PM, "Littlefield, Tyler" <tyler at tysdomain.com> wrote:

> hello all:
> I had a few questions I wanted to run by some of you.
> First, I'd really like to get into the area of web hosting and selling virtual-private servers. There's all sorts of stuff that can be done with this, but essentially it'd be nice to be able to start customers up and host their websites for them--perhaps with an easy interface to get them going.
> While I realize web hosts are a dime a dozen, I want to offer security, privacy and stability as my selling point, together with an easy-to-use accessible panel and some other features that a lot of companies don't really have.
> Given this, I've started looking at setting this up--perhaps by writing all the code and creating the needed services first. While I work on the code needed to manage all of this, I was trying to figure out how I'd actually afford startup costs. I'm in college, so money isn't exactly raining from the heavens; similarly, I don't tend to have much at all left over at the end of each month to throw in savings. Are there good resources for creating startups and funding?
> 
> I've also considered marketting a few projects I have on the workbench first, which might help me get going in terms of funding, to the point where I can expand. to that end and to help me, I've had some experience with IOS development and would like to start finding people who are in need of server administration, backend web development or IOS/desktop development. I've seen a few sites that are dedicated to this, but they generally want a monthly fee inn order to get going.
> 
> Any advice/information would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> -- 
> Take care,
> Ty
> 
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