After some discussions with a few entrepreneurs, we convinced ourselves that the best target for poetry.io developers are students from the Computer Science departments of universities and engineering schools. In such a context, we’re trying to get in touch with as many heads of Computer Science departments as possible. If you know any, please make introductions, or send them to our poetry.io for Schools page.
Thank you!
We just added a cool prize calculator for poetry.io, powered by the ever awesome AngularJS.
We added poetry.io to our user-driven development process.
The website for poetry.io is now essentially complete. And it just took a day and a half of work…
We now have a partner page on poetry.io.
We decided to cancel our JavaScript Flowchart Generator project on Elance and launched a first project on poetry.io instead. This time around, we want to build a complete Flowchart Designer. We still need to specify quite a few things before the project could start, but it should be interesting to see how many developers we can find for it.
We just added a detailed FAQ for poetry.io. Most pages on the website still need some content, but we hope to be done with it by the end of the day. In the meantime, we’re very much looking for feedback. And if you want to follow our progress, please register to our mailing list.
Just three weeks ago, we started to play with the idea of crowdsourcing software development. Today, we’ve decided to pull the trigger. We call it Poetry.io, and you can think of it as the 99designs of software code.
The project is currently at the ideation stage. We’re building some basic mockups with manual back-office processes in order to refine the end-to-end user workflow. We will validate them with a few projects that we sponsor directly, including our Workflow Designer.
While the rest of the team is focusing on delivering our first product release, I will dedicate myself to this project for a while, and use it as a proof of concept for an application entirely built on top of the STOIC Platform. That should be fun!
