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Honestly, that's a pretty lackluster list.
by spencerfry 17y ago
Honestly, that's a pretty lackluster list.
- dryicerx 17y agoTo be fair I think the article is aiming for any type of startup including those that sell food for example, not necessarily Tech/Web startups. For Web/Tech Startups (as used by us for a web-startup) - Google Docs - Redmine or TRAC or Github - EtherPad - StackOverflow - Skype or GoogleTalk or AIM or <IRC Channel Somewhere> - emacs or vi or <fav free editor> - RealVNC/TightVNC Server or Screen (presistant workspaces)
- anigbrowl 17y agoI thought it was OK, maybe we're just jaded? Well, I'll nominate http://www.crowdspring.com/ http://www.crowdspring.com/ for cheap-n-cheerful logo or other design. You can always do a makeover later.
- catch23 17y agoI think most startups get by without the majority of those tools. Some of those might actually slow you down. Free isn't always "free" if you have to invest time learning the quirks of each tool.