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If you're interested in startup tech stacks, we have a lot of different ones curated at StackShare. http://stackshare.io http://stackshare.io Some well known
by sergiotapia 10y ago
If you're interested in startup tech stacks, we have a lot of different ones curated at StackShare.
http://stackshare.io http://stackshare.io
Some well known startups are "verified" with a blue checkmark, which means they update their tech stack themselves so look out for that.
- pajop 10y agobtw - https://www.datanyze.com/domain/?tab=info&domain=stackshare.io https://www.datanyze.com/domain/?tab=info&domain=stackshare....
- sergiotapia 10y agoIt's asking me to create an account. Can you take a screenshot?
- pajop 10y agohere: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cp-J9HdVUAAoeZl.jpg:large https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cp-J9HdVUAAoeZl.jpg:large
- s_kilk 10y agoHeads up, I clicked on the "claim this page" link for BedquiltDB (my sideproject) at http://stackshare.io/bedquiltdb http://stackshare.io/bedquiltdb, and got a generic server error page.
- ttcbj 10y agoFWIW, I went to stackshare today and was interested in the stackups feature. For the first time ever, I decided to click that I used something (bootstrap), then I ended up registering through github and submitting my site. However, once I was logged in, I could not find a way to get back to stackups. The top/left home icon takes me to trending tools and stacks. Posts seems to be stacks of major companies. Tools and services doesn't have stackups. I searched for searched for "Stackups" in your search bar, and the top result was "Stackups". I clicked more. It lists 50 results, but then no actual results were listed. I was only able to get back to the stackups by logging out, and returning to the home page. Maybe I am missing something obvious, but just FYI that was my experience.