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Tools to Bootstrap your Startup Weekend Idea
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- danso 14y agoI felt like the OP is lacking in practical details (besides, try our product) but I think the topic is good: kits/steps to building a launch site for any occasion for near-0 cost. My guess is: - Twitter Bootstrap - Amazon S3 - memorable bit.ly link (bit.ly/kickapanda) that goes to S3 page - Google Analytics - Something like AddThis/Sharethis/etc. to do social media share buttons quickly.
- yesimahuman 14y agoJust wanted to shamelessly plug my Jetstrap which is a visual builder for Bootstrap (since many SW projects are done in Bootstrap): http://jetstrap.com/ http://jetstrap.com/
- agilekn0w 14y agoAre you guys gonna start charging for Jetstrap soon or will it stay free?
- cookingrobot 14y agoShowrapp.co won the last Seattle Startup weekend by having an actual app running by the end of the event, complete with user accounts. They used https://DailyCred.com https://DailyCred.com (my startup) for the account system. There's a big difference between collecting a potential user's email address for your mailing list, and actually creating a real user account for them.
- jakejohnson 14y agoOne of the most popular tools I've seen at Startup Weekend would have to be LaunchRock. Zapier sounds like a great addition! I'll need to brainstorm some ideas. We had several teams use Divshot to quickly prototype web apps at Startup Weekend in Lincoln, NE. Divshot was also used to build Qup.tv in 48 hours.