anujkk

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by anujkk 14y ago
1. Color Theory. How to decide which colors to be used for particular type of project/audience? 2. Typography. Which types of fonts to use for given situation and that works on all windows/mac/linux/android/ios? Categories of fonts and wher
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by anujkk 14y ago
Which framework you have decided to go with and why?
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Ask HN: Help me with the architecture of my SAAS web application.
5 points by anujkk 14y ago|7 comments
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by anujkk 14y ago
Yes but sometimes HN doesn't highlight new users. For example, Nolagirl226 was created 7 hours ago but it is not highlighted.
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by anujkk 14y ago
It is really not surprising that most of the comments here are made by accounts created in last 24 hours - jamorton74, sicaca, Nolagirl226, frappe, aali1, ccmoberg, danmpark, asmith32, yaakov45. I have no proof but there are enough reasons
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Ask HN: Is there any directory that lists online communities by their industry?
1 points by anujkk 14y ago|0 comments
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by anujkk 14y ago
May be he is not thinking about customer's opinion and wants to use haskell but is unsure if it is feasible to develop a real world commercial application with it? How much time it takes? What are the pitfalls? etc. He needs the validation
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by anujkk 14y ago
Don't get hassled by opinions of other people but keep improving. Here is how I would rank the things that makes a good programmer in a real world: 1. Abstracting a problem - Understanding/analyzing problems and finding solutions. You first
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by anujkk 14y ago
I guess he is trying to assess the feasibility of Haskell for building real world profitable projects through experience of others.
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Ask HN: What is the best way to accept payments online?
11 points by anujkk 14y ago|4 comments
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by anujkk 14y ago
There can be two scenarios : 1) One hacks it for himself, and share it so that others having same problems can also use it for free/$, or improve it(open source). 2) One does it for others even if he isn't doing it for himself, because, he
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by anujkk 14y ago
Why only one? I would suggest you to compile a book with 4-5 small but real world examples that focuses on different parts of framework. Ideally, I would like to see : 1) A blog/to-do/HN clone as introduction. 2) Any social application that
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by anujkk 14y ago
... available worldwide.
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by anujkk 14y ago
I don't think reviewing a property will invite legal troubles but reviewing the landlord may do so. You need to check it with lawyer. There must be legal protection for this or you can simply transfer the legal liability to reviewer through
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by anujkk 14y ago
Useful Yes. Feasible? Depends.
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by anujkk 14y ago
Closet term I can think of is self-modyfying code ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-modifying_code )
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by anujkk 14y ago
1. Not all side projects are posted as Show HN. For example, I know some cool hardware hacks that never get posted. 2. Not all side projects are yet developed. Some may never be ready for a Show HN but I want to know about them. 3. I find i
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by anujkk 14y ago
What is your marketing methodology? Do you have any blog post that tells story of thetaboard : idea - to - inception - to - first few users ?
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by anujkk 14y ago
May be you need a partner who is experienced and fluent in building modern web interfaces.
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by anujkk 14y ago
How small is the market and how much work it will take to make a web/mobile app for it? I think if done properly it can get some paying customers. Even if it doesn't become a big startup, it has the possibility of becoming a good source of
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by anujkk 14y ago
I really liked http://getpopfile.org . I had a somewhat related idea where I wanted to use ML to filter incoming emails and assign/tag them as to-do list items. Have you considered making a web/mobile version? Email overload is one hot to
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by anujkk 14y ago
I will start with myself. I recently introduced the first version of my wordpress theme "strapfolio" on HN [1]. Got lots of visitors, not so many sales and some valuable insights through comments and analytics. I will be utilizing my coming
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Ask HN: Tell us about your side projects.
49 points by anujkk 14y ago|97 comments
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by anujkk 14y ago
pg,patio11,swombat,edw519 to name a few.
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by anujkk 14y ago
These are some very good advice. Thanks. In coming weekends, I will make improvements suggested by you and everybody else to improve both the offering and landing page.
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by anujkk 14y ago
I am unable to use stripe as I'm not from US and I don't have a bank account there. Gumroad itself uses stripe and pays the 2.9% + 30 cents a transaction. It keeps the rest - 2.1%
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by anujkk 14y ago
Some analytics for last 4 hours(time since posting it to HN) : 4898 total unique visitors. 1567 clicked demo button. 87 clicked buy button (but not completed transaction) 72 checked documentation 28 clicked on screenshot 4 completed sale.
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by anujkk 14y ago
Only 4 but I would still consider it a mini success that in 2-3 hours it got 8K+ visits, 45% trying demo and 8% clicking buy button. What I don't understand is when they are clicking buy button why aren't they actually completing the transa
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by anujkk 14y ago
How much you think is a good price for this?
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by anujkk 14y ago
Sorry. I didn't get you. Are you suggesting me to get some designer or you are talking about yourself?

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