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by aytekin 11y ago
Kato (or their previous better name lechat) was a great product. I still miss some features Kato had although we moved to hipchat then to Slack.
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Levers and Dials(blog.bench.co)
1 points by aytekin 11y ago|0 comments
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Bootstrapping Advice, Briefly(medium.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
That might explain why they are shutting down.
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by aytekin 11y ago
When I drove in UK, the hardest part was making a uturn. My brain is wired too much to following the right side.
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Bootstrapping Advice, Briefly(medium.com)
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Bootstrapping Advice, Briefly(medium.com)
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by aytekin 11y ago
The post has an answer to why that happened: Web Components were a Google effort and little negotiation was made with other browsers before shipping. Like most negotiations in life, parties that don’t feel involved lack enthusiasm and tend
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How to Design a Mascot for Your Brand(medium.com)
1 points by aytekin 11y ago|0 comments
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by aytekin 11y ago
"Do HP’s or IBM’s whole organization understand the “value” of their service? It is only a matter of time until a company emerges that truly understands the value of IT service, because that need isn’t going away." Not a single co
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Do Contact Us Forms Need Terms of Use and Privacy Policies?(medium.com)
1 points by aytekin 11y ago|0 comments
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by aytekin 11y ago
One is an open source platform, the other is a commercial entity. The worst thing you can do is to complete depend everything on a product by a company. If they decide to kick you out, you can't switch over to something else easily.
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by aytekin 11y ago
No idea why this is on the front page of Hacker News, but, if you like this topic, I'd highly recommend White Castle by Orhan Pamuk. http://www.amazon.com/The-White-Castle-Vintage-International...
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Systems Traps in Software Engineering(medium.com)
1 points by aytekin 11y ago|0 comments
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Consistency and the User Experience(medium.com)
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Form Analytics(jotform.com)
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20 Books That Inspired Me(medium.com)
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The Wandering Developers(medium.com)
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by aytekin 12y ago
Love the chapter on the law of large numbers http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/CamDavidsonPilon/Probabil...
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by aytekin 12y ago
StartupMentions.io We recently wanted to create a page to list all mentions of our product. So, we duct taped a JotForm form with the JotForm api and created one. But if there was a service that created and maintained the list and let you m
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Making a Responsive Image Comparison Slider in CSS and JavaScript(medium.com)
3 points by aytekin 12y ago|0 comments
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by aytekin 12y ago
We have this on JotForm. You can use JotForm fully without creating an account. I think it is important to give people freedom to roam your product freely before making a decision to create an account.
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Meet Cates Holderness, the BuzzFeed Employee Behind #TheDress(digiday.com)
2 points by aytekin 12y ago|0 comments
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by aytekin 12y ago
Would you check both? :)
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by aytekin 12y ago
The counts can be viewed directly here: http://www.jotform.com/report/50575176734057
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What Color Is This Dress?(form.jotformpro.com)
1 points by aytekin 12y ago|4 comments
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TemplateMonster Is Giving Away 7 Themes of Your Choice(jotform.com)
1 points by aytekin 12y ago|0 comments
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Writing a CSS Parser in JavaScript(medium.com)
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css.js: A CSS Parser in JavaScript(github.com)
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by aytekin 12y ago
"We need to break free of past assumptions. We no longer live in a world of products, but platforms." Or products that are also platforms: Airbnb, Facebook, Twitter, Uber, Etsy, Amazon Even my own small SaaS product is also a plat

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