That is solid revenue growth. Excellent research! It is my experience that 10 developers can make pretty much anything feature complete in 3 months (not saying production ready).
oldpond
sribe
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Not true.
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Even if it were, a better-performing back end is of no interest to users.
Elixir is a great choice in terms of getting good performance while minimizing dev time. If you’re going to do this, it’s certainly a fine technical choice.
The labels choose both 
Higher prices and all of the market…
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AstonJ
Aw sorry to hear that… perhaps you can write up a thread or blog about how to or your tips on applying for funding? Think a lot of people might find it useful 
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Zesky665
Have you ever thought about applying this idea to a more niche market? I’m sure there is a music scene somewhere that is being undeserved that you can tap into.
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oldpond
Well, I was thinking the platform would make an excellent generic platform for any internet radio station. Just add branding. Somebody else is going to write this; it’s just a matter of time.
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Zesky665
You might want to cater to a specific market first in order to get a foothold, it doesn’t mean that you can have generic features.
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oldpond
I see your point. I am more focused on the backend processing engine than the frontend specifics. The big challenge is processing that much multimedia efficiently. Once you have built an API for that, you can add a market-specific frontend of your choice. I believe the results would have broad appeal to anyone serving up that much media, not just the music industry.
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Zesky665
That sounds a lot more like the type of problem that the google hires math prodigies to solve.
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