Converting app ideas into reality

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Recently I came across this post. It describes how to start working with new app ideas and make them market ready. It also mentions some tools to analyze competition of existing apps, prepare wireframes, server support.
I hope you will find it useful too.
For wireframes more free tools are available. These are mentioned in here.

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