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In typical launch fashion, I read the site but still couldn't figure out what it was. Closed it pretty fast after that. I don't understand why people insist in
by ecmascript 4y ago
In typical launch fashion, I read the site but still couldn't figure out what it was. Closed it pretty fast after that.
I don't understand why people insist in not explaining what it is they're selling in a clear, simple manner.
- geraltofrivia 4y agoSome sell technology, some sell vision. The latter involves trusting them/submitting to their vision which would put off a lot of developers, I feel, but still create intrigue in managerial circles for them to get traction. I can’t remember which but there was a post about this, in the context of cloud service providers, a few weeks ago, on Hackernews Top. Will add if I can find it.
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- icemelt8 4y agosite builder from microsoft word
- albertopv 4y ago"What is Helix?" is the 4th question in FAQ page: https://www.hlx.live/docs/faq https://www.hlx.live/docs/faq There's really something wrong if you have to put a question to FAQ list to tell what your product is and that question is not the first one in the list.
- TimSchumann 4y agoAnd even then… it really doesn’t answer what exactly ‘Helix’ is. A subscription service? An API? How do I interact with it? What’s the value add? What’s the use case? Why would I even want this thing?