You have an idea for an app. Maybe you’ve even made some sketches or you have the full wireframes done. Now it’s time to hire a developer…but you don’t have any idea where to begin.
In this episode of the podcast, I share exactly what you need to do to get an app in the app store. We start with your mockups then move into finding a developer, communicating with that developer, and submitting your app. This is the entire process.
If you’re ready to finally get that app in the app store, listen in.
Here’s what I talk about:
- The real goal of mockups and wireframes
- My method for finding a developer that doesn’t use Elance or Odesk
- Why you should never spend money on an NDA (but send one anyway)
- Why your developer won’t steal your idea
- How to tell if you’re getting quality code
- What you need to know about agile development
- Methods for submitting your app once it’s complete
- The mysterious app review process
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I’m glad you found it helpful!