Charles Fry: How to Build a SaaS Product as a Non-Technical Entrepreneur

Episode notes

This is a conversation with Charles Fry, a software-focused entrepreneur who has launched and grown successful companies in e-commerce, logistics and IT services. He owns Code Éxitos, a resource-based service that helps entrepreneurs develop software and other tech products. I'm currently in the process of developing my second SaaS startup as a non-technical founder. However, this is the first time being directly involved in the entire development process, from start to finish. So, in this conversation, I pick the brain of Charles about everything a non-technical founder needs to know and understand about developing a SaaS product, including: - What's required after you've mapped out your idea - The first hires you need to make to start building your product - The pros/cons of Specialized Developers vs Full-Stack Developers - The most popular languages developers are using today - How to think about server infrastructure and what to consider - Recommendations and suggestions on how to hire developers Learn more about Code Éxitos:

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