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Felix21
13y ago
Most people don't know what to learn, or where to find the resources. When you google around, you either find something too advanced or to "beginner" and it gets frustrating. When I started learning how to code, I was learning JavaScript, c
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Your question is really vague as you didn't give enough details about what you're building or what you'll like o achieve. Still, i'll try to answer. You need: 0. Can you do it manually? Without any code can you provide this service? If yes,
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THANK YOU
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How to Do What You Love
(paulgraham.com)
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Show HN: Learn to code a web app in 30 days
(codeyourdreams.com)
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Aha. If passive email is what your product is for then you need to: 1. make the bottom bar slightly bigger 2. allow me to be able to add a picture of the lead magnet im offering 3. the bar should slide up after after 1-2 seconds
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Woow Feedback on competitors apps. What a great idea!
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This reminds me a lot of a Large iPod touch type device everyone was hating on 3 years ago. The fact that i now own (and LOVE) an iPad is why i will never again make early judgements and conclusions like this one.
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Ive been using this app for almost a year now. I know nothing better for planning your diet, its a great tool for a bodybuilder. Good Job Papa_bear
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What you mean is: Millions of people activated G+ so they can use Youtube and other Google services without Google getting in their face every 2 seconds to activate g+
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Twitter actually has an entire team dedicated to killing spam. Their actually doing a pretty good job for the amount of spam they actually have to deal with. Once they figure out that people have started to use favorites to spam, they'll st
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Perhaps the best thing about this is that you released a "good enough" (not PERFECT) first product. Too many people don't try because they don't have the resources to make their apps as awesome as they want it to be right out of the gate. J
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Why not make a web app? and make it responsive for mobile users? Or have a friend in say the UK submit it for you
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PG says a business co-founder is not needed at a startup... at the beginning. I don't often disagree with PG but while his statement is technically true, if you have no experience bringing a product to market you'll NEED to either get LUCKY
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Is this not how Medium comments work? And the pagination is a bit annoying. That aside, What's the use case of this app? Is it like an alternative to disqus for my blog?
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iBrow i get your point All im saying is - as i summed it up in the last line - you need to talk to customers before wasting adwords dollars. What you describe is using adwors to find your audience. I guess there might be situations where th
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Seems like you only read my first line
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That's funny and true.
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The problem is how do you learn from this? Okay i have a page and i HAVE to get people here with paid traffic like adwords because no one will write about my non-existent app. So now I get a bit of traffic but nobody clicks the buy button.
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The thing is, you cant really ask them for money too early or you'll be hearing NO too often for the wrong reasons... What you should be trying to find out is: 1. if they currently spend their money somewhere else to solve their proble
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The problem with your comparison is that a textbook does not claim to somehow fast-track you to $100/year. It only claims to help you with the current step in your learning which Treehouse doesn't even do effectively. I tried the Treehouse
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With the amount of hours i work now i can master 3 new things by the time i'm 30. That's incredibly exciting.
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What I learnt by talking to customers
(schemingoutloud.com)
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Technical Co-founders
(workinstartups.com)
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How can a drug work LESS than a placebo? Like if the drug does nothing then it should at least be as effective as a placebo shouldn't it?
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But but but, if they did things like everyone else then perhaps they'll be like everyone else and if their goals are similar to yours then there is great value in following their footsteps and taking their advise. If however your goals are
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When i got into this cycle i was in a desperate place. I got out of my first startup because "Chinese importers" had driven prices down so much that I couldn't turn a decent profit. A few weeks later, i got in touch with my manufacturer abo
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Your service is very simple and straightforward (i love it) and the customer service is among the best I've seen in the industry. Great job building something so awesome.
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Daily Deals for Web Apps
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I'm not sure you have experienced the kind of procrastination the op speaks about. You have a to-do list of 5 items for today and then a week later(with up to 11 hours of busy-work everyday), you're on item number 3. This kind of procrastin
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