Write some Software Learn and develop with new Rapid Application Development platform (LONG TERM)

I may hire several freelancers for this long-term opportunity. This requires learning and becoming proficient with a relatively new Rapid Application Development platform that allows for cross-device use. As you learn to develop with the new system, I will assign you small projects (to begin with). You will complete those projects as you learn. Because you will be learning, you will be expected to spend as much time as necessary to learn the required skills. I may provide guidance where possible. You will not be paid for your learning time. HOWEVER - if your work is EXCELLENT, I will attempt to market your results. If I am able to find a buyer, you will then be paid. Once you become skilled, you will be assigned new projects. Projects will usually be "prospective" - meaning that a potential client has been identified, but no agreement for payment has yet been reached. The hope is that your work will allow me to obtain a promise for payment (for both of us). Each project will require at least four (4) hours per day on average. If you become very skilled, I will assign you projects to keep you busy 40+ hours per week. You will then be paid at a WEEKLY rate based on your total hours and FACTORING IN TYPICAL WAGES FOR YOUR AREA (country). I hope to hire several freelancers. The freelancers who produce the most quality work - and for the lowest price - will receive the most assignments. This may evolve into a multi-YEAR opportunity for full-time work. You must have basic skills in HTML, CSS, database design (MySQL, SQL Server, Access, and others). You must have a basic understanding of typical business processes. You must be capable of troubleshooting (debugging) your own designs. You will be provided access to the Rapid Application Development software. This opportunity comes with some risk. If you are unable to spend time learning new software technology without being paid, do not apply. If a project results in a sale, you will be paid. It is possible some projects do not result in sales - this means you will not be paid. If you are interested in this opportunity, respond with the following information: 1. Number of hours available per week. 2. List your experience with various software development platforms (eg: Visual Studio, Ruby on Rails, etc) 3. List the databases you have worked with in the past. 4. The hourly minimum wage (in USD) for your area.