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Today, I hired 6 developers on oDesk.(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
We did something similar a year ago but it didn't get any traction. http://instant.jotform.com
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Medium Feels Like The Good Old Days of Blogging(medium.com)
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Biggest Mistake I Made in Business(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
Our user contributed form templates gallery now has over 5000 templates. Just wanted to share it with the HN community.
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Show HN: 5000 Free Form Templates(jotform.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
I could be wrong but it is my understanding that: - Dotcloud was around for 3 years and it did not become popular until the name change to docker. I personally couldnt make myself try a product with dotCloud name. So, it could be only me. -
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by aytekin 13y ago
I had really hard time understanding AVC's point so I searched for hypercard screenshots and found this screen tour: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=568 It is an IDE to build small visual Mac apps. A card is basically an ap
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How Good Names Can Help Products Succeed(medium.com)
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Write What You Want to Read(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
I have been using Hemingway App on my medium essays since last week and every time I removed the word "very", the sentence became better.
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How to Decide What to Write About(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
I've first heard about these apps from Hacker News. Both Docker and Hemingway App became front page news here. They are definitely great products but also they both have great names which tell stories.
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How Good Names Can Help Products Succeed(medium.com)
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Learning Above Everything Else(medium.com)
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How to Talk to Customers and Clients(medium.com)
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One of the best product names I have seen in a long time! - People who are interested in being a (good) writer get excited when they hear the name. The name suggests they might write well like Hemingway. - The name is already familiar and i
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Doing Things In House(medium.com)
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How to be creative: Work hard and then let go(medium.com)
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Use Your Browser's Startup Settings to Help Form Habits(lifehacker.com)
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Make Your Products Guilt-Free(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
"any bureaucrat can now decide to take down a certain website without having to apply for a court order, but you will need to take that decision to court in order to get it reversed." This is going to be used/abused by the Is
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A Good Way to Form Habits(medium.com)
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Travelled Europe (25 countries) by car two summers ago. There are many "European Union" countries way behind Turkey at pretty much everything. My conclusion was that it was very clear that the only reason Turkey was not included i
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by aytekin 13y ago
Large companies have big pockets and lots of people so they split their resources on multiple products. Things are very different for small companies and startups. Losing focus for a small company is deadly. It is extremely hard to be the b
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by aytekin 13y ago
Pretty weak when you compare it with Steve Job's “Fuck Michael Dell” talk when he came back to Apple in 1997. http://lilly.tumblr.com/post/11230723028/steve-jobs
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by aytekin 13y ago
The topic is too generic. You should add a sample email to the page so that people can have an idea what kind of newsletter they are subscribing to.
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It is amazing that every time we use our own tool for some real purpose we find a shortcoming. Even after many years of development. Our product is jotform, an online form builder. We probably create a form for our own use once a month or l
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by aytekin 13y ago
"Code rots. It should always run somewhere." Words of wisdom.
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Product Roadmaps(medium.com)
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