What I did not want to state and affect your judgment is that unlike most of HN readers I am not a programmer. Wait, I did code the application. But I am not the average HN user. I am the marketing guy.

I have been hanging out here for quite some time. That business guy who partners with others who build stuff while he does the business stuff: that's me.

But I know that no matter how good you are at marketing or business "stuff" it is extremely hard to have a startup without knowing how to code, or at least understand programming.

So 3 weeks ago, I said "Fuck It, I am going to learn how to program". Now, I fully understand I am not going to be an engineer, but I still thought it will be good for me to learn. I had zero programming experience, so I started with php for the simple reason that most engineers I could rely on for feedback are php/java developers.

At the end of Day 11, after 23 hours of learning, Doxela came out as my very first app, but it will not be the last. Simple simple humble start, and let's see what I will be able to do in 12 months. Meanwhile I would like to push a simple app as often as possible.

So there it is. I am not making excuses for Doxela.com. I will definitely improve it based on my learning and the feedback I am receiving.

Thanks again for all the feedback. HN is a great community, and I am glad I am part of it.

PS: If you are that business guy who cannot code, let's make it a challenge to learn and build stuff. We may never be engineers, but we can certainly appreciate more our co-founders.