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ankyth27
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Congratulations on shipping. I would like to know: - do you have informed journalists about this? - chances of getting reply back from journalists. - will you keep adding, rotating contacts or will the lists be fixed? As a suggestion you ca
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Awesome, I wish you get most sign ups today than ever before. Best of luck.
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Superb write-up Andrew, I would recommend you to read this awesome book called Traction, it has definitive ways to market any digital product. Would love to read more about your journey as you progress, keep us posted.
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9y ago
If you are a small business owner and want to do paid promotion.Please not spend on likes, and boosting posts also doesn't help much. Create ads with very specific targeting and take users to your landing page and try to catch them aga
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Show HN: Free Bootstrap-4 UI Kit with 8 Templates and 100+ Components-UnderExpress
(underexpress.com)
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Made my day :) thanks.
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9y ago
Hey, thanks for you time. Hustler is often referred for Go-getter entrepreneurs and personalities. I completely understand that its real meaning is profane for most of the audiences as I can see from comments and feedback. I had already cha
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Thanks again. I used hustler for a person with get it done attitude. But as I figured out right now, its more of a profane word,so changing the communication to Go-Getters :D
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Hey, this is just the starting, I am confident enough that this will turn into a good quality kit through the feedback and iterations. Thanks for your time.
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I just checked and corrected it, would you mind downloading again through the same link please.
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Thanks for taking out time to review this, this means a lot for me. 1) There are many UI kits, but most of the good ones are paid or are only available in psd/sketch previews. This one is completely ready to use + free + fresh designs.
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Included a license, thanks for pointing out.
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Just made a tweak, would you mind rechecking and sharing feedback.
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Oh My Bad, corrected! Thanks for reporting.
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Added right now. Thanks Mate. https://underexpress.com/welcome/license
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Thanks for this. Just added a license link to the footer, will update to MIT once I go through it. Did you like the kit?
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9y ago
Hey HN, presenting UnderExpress - A completely free UI Kit, based on latest bootstrap 4 for people who want to create beautiful websites quickly. It also comes with 8 ready-made templates. Please give your valuable feedback.
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Show HN: UnderExpress – A free, ready to use website UI kit for hustlers
(underexpress.com)
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Would be more appreciated if fortunate people like WOZ could do something good for non-code fields as well. There are already a lot of platforms which teach all of these. I respect WOZ for everything but I think there are more opportunitie
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I use ms word and PowerPoint, since most of ebooks which I make are 30-100 page marketing materials I find hubspot's ready (google them) made templates very helpful. For cover I use canva and PowerPoint.
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Open rates. Segmentation.
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Read this initially a few days back through codrops. This information did helped me a lot and the idea of choosing a font with 3+ variations is just awesome. Very helpful, recommended for everyone.
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Helpful work. Simplistic UI and fast results. Would love to see some more websites like khanacademy, udemy etc in the results too. Some filters like cost/starting in/difficulty level etc. will be helpful in making an informed dec
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I agree on the point that coding is not for everyone. But basic skills like problem-solving could help kids explore more things as well. I correct my point here and assert that like other extra-curricular activities, the impact of problem-s
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Thanks for your viewpoint, I strongly believe that it sounds more logical. I was suggesting to learn problem-solving in the beginning and gradually progressing it to coding. Interschool/college code camps may take it from there. Explor
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A professional football player starts playing at the age of 4-5, a professional dancer starts practicing right from childhood, but I see most people only get interested in code when they need a job and they start fearing. Our education syst
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Nice work, With huge companies picking up AR and VR and making them more mainstream, I think soon we will see more developers in these fields and finally some very useful applications.
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Parse, react and now this. Why would I now learn any new Facebook tech?
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Not a very experienced js programmer myself, but I have heard this again and again from professionals : master ES6 first. Choose React, Vue or Angular next. Use solutions like Redux next for managing complex scenarios. Keep learning always
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You may want to add default margins to some elements. On mobiles the buttons, images etc. are overlapping.
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