Agree for the most part. I'm not the technical co-founder, but I had to learn to code... from scratch. The "all hands on deck" approach for the first part of ge

Agree for the most part. I'm not the technical co-founder, but I had to learn to code... from scratch. The "all hands on deck" approach for the first part of getting a project off the ground meant I had to learn how to code. So, CodeAcademy, W3S and others came in handy. I'm not anywhere near where I should be (I think I'll never be), but starting broad and only THEN making your preferred language choices seem like the path to go (my technical co-founder keeps suggesting languages and I keep saying "sure, but first let me understand this...).