[codenesium]

Why do you need a co-founder? I'm assuming you're looking for a technical person based on your summary. You should learn to code. It's not nearly as hard as people think and it gives you one of the two skills a technical person is looking for in a partner. The other skill is the ability to raise money. Just my 2 cents.

[wmandrell]

Im thinking about taking this class, thoughts?

http://generalassemb.ly/education/85/front-end-web-developme...

[codenesium]

The overview is what you should be learning but 3k is way way too much. Every topic they are covering can be found on google or a decent book from Amazon. I suggest buying a cheap hostmonster account and learning some PHP. This tutorial is pretty good http://devzone.zend.com/6/php-101-php-for-the-absolute-begin...

Don't just focus on front end skills and think you don't have to learn how it works on the backend because a frontend is just something to look at it if doesn't have the server side component.