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by aytekin 11y ago
I believe the API restrictions started happening after Ev was pushed out of Twitter. Maybe he will not let the same thing happen this time.
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How to Use Chrome DevTools Like a Pro(medium.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
Or, let them use the product fully without signup. That's what we have been doing at JotForm.
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by aytekin 11y ago
"For startups, loudness is a virtue." Love this last sentence. Build what people want and then be loud.
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How to be a Pro at writing Medium posts by knowing the Don’ts(medium.com)
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Bad User Experiences: How Analytics Can Improve App Testing(informationweek.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
> building 50+ hardware products This is the reason. They lacked focus.
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How to Use Chrome DevTools Like a Pro(medium.com)
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How to Use Chrome Developer Tools Like a Pro(medium.com)
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How to Use Chrome DevTools Like a Pro(medium.com)
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How I work, travel, live, learn, explore and code(medium.com)
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Rewriting JotForm: Story of how we are rewriting it one small piece at a time(medium.com)
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How React Helps Us at JotForm(medium.com)
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So You Want to Be a Programmer?(medium.com)
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How We Work(medium.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
The product is much older. It is not written in React. We are rewriting in React piece by piece.
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Measuring Success(medium.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
Complete rewrites are bad. An approach we follow is to rewrite a small section of our product and release that to our users. With React, we can separate everything (repo, tests, architecture) from the core product but still integrate the ne
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by aytekin 11y ago
"Writing is selection." This is the article. Everything else can be omitted.
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by aytekin 11y ago
"Reading as a way of putting off thinking; thinking as a way of putting off feeling." Poetic ending.
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by aytekin 11y ago
Another example to how good ideas come out at the same time! We have just recently released the exact same feature. Not all JotForm users use it but the users who use this feature are really excited about it. http://www.jotform.c
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You Don’t Have to ‘Disrupt’ to Make an Impact(medium.com)
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Cross Functional Teams(medium.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
I read this book. It is a fun read and full of useful information.
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by aytekin 11y ago
He explained it in the title of the book. :) he was burned out.
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by aytekin 11y ago
This is one topic I have not been able to find many writings about. So, I wrote one.
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Cross Functional Teams(medium.com)
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A Wide Perspective for Designing User Experience(medium.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
I am really excited about our new feature that makes forms much more secure using public/private key encryption. Here is how it works: 1. You give us your public key (or we can generate public/private keys for you on your browser
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Show HN: Encrypted Forms(jotform.com)
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