[sgrove]

First, if you're looking to get any interest at all, you'll have to divulge more information. Anyone with the experience and skills to help you out has come across hundreds of (or likely has their own) ideas to execute on, and nothing you've said will make yours stand out.

Second, each of the points you're looking to learn about are simply a matter of googling a bit. Without knowing your backend, it's hard to tell you to either go use Heroku, or slicehost, or ec2. Security is highly context-dependent. And so on.

Anyway, it's very cool that you've taken your university project and have built on it, so congrats on that front. Often times the best ideas come from that setting.

Just share a bit more with us :)