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Yes, I posted the article in the past. This time people saw it, and started discussing. That's about it. I'm just trying to share the lessons learned while bui
by amzans 6y ago
Yes, I posted the article in the past. This time people saw it, and started discussing. That's about it.
I'm just trying to share the lessons learned while building a product, and if someone finds my product interesting, that's great, if not, fine too.
- polote 6y agoPersonally I'm not here to tell you what to do, you are old enough to know what you have to do. I like to read original content on HN (and I accept that this is not the case of everyone) so I don't really like when a topic keeps coming and doesn't bring anything new to the discussion. Anyway it seems like you are deep into copying the stuff of others as Panelbear look a lot like a copy of SimpleAnalytics
- amzans 6y agoI do not think anyone has covered this topic in the context of choosing Kubernetes for building a one-man SaaS. > Anyway it seems like you are deep into copying the stuff of others as Panelbear look a lot like a copy of SimpleAnalytics I was unhappy with existing solutions, so I built my own.
- afarrell 6y ago> I don't really like when a topic keeps coming and doesn't bring anything new to the discussion. It is fine to value novelty. And also sometimes it is important and useful to return to tried-and-true ideas that others are already familiar with. Example: If you want people's opinions on something you've realised about Kubernetes, it can be really helpful to put that discussion within a tried-and-true conceptual framework like "Choose Boring Technology"