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Just my 2 cents :
To me the biggest concern, if you don't really know your friend, would be that he takes credits for the app and take a big share of the price. Mostly if he is the intermediary and don't even let you discuss with the client.
Worst case scenario would be to ask you a cheap price so he could sell it to a higher price without even doing anything. -
@Strannch you’re totally right. Knowing that i’m not getting the credits for making the app is really sad to know...
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@ChrisHilo you got a point. I met him a while ago, so he is not the closest friend that i have.
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@zshh 6 hours later and he still didn’t reply to my latest message. So i am considering not to take it.
It changed my life, really. 😁
Just found the best dev ever.
https://alcohollick.com/tfw.html
Scalability
(This conversation is going in WhatsApp)
So a friend of mine asks me if i can build an app for a restaurant to place orders etc.
Me: “Sure, can i have his/her phone number to get in touch with them?”
Friend: “uhmm.. i’d prefer that the communication goes via myself. So what do you want to ask to them?”
Me: “i think that it’ll be easier if i can discuss their wishes and the costs directly with them. Don’t you think?”
He did not answered my question yet.
My question is to you guys; is it wise to take a project from someone that i don’t even know..? Probably my friend is willing to earn some money by raising the price that i ask.
Would you take this project?
Tips-/advices please.
Thanks.
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