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by aytekin 10y ago
Continuous Deployment is scary at first but once you have good test coverage it is safer than big releases. If a developer is creating one bug per day. Is it better to release it every day or is it better to wait 1 month and release 30 bugs
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Instapaper has been down whole day(instapaper.com)
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by aytekin 10y ago
Re-listened many times the audio version. He reads it himself in a nice consumable speed.
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Our Icon Workflow(stories.jotform.com)
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by aytekin 10y ago
There are just so many products in this market I don't even know many of them. We have done some work about keeping the form data encrypted. It is pretty popular among our users: https://www.jotform.com/encrypted-forms&
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by aytekin 10y ago
We have been working on the new version of JotForm for the last 1.5 years and we are excited to release it finally to the world. It is designed to be mobile-first and offline-first. We believe forms should be part daily workflow just like s
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Show HN: JotForm 4.0 – Build forms anywhere, anytime(jotform.com)
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Offline-First Web Application Using Redux and PouchDB(stories.jotform.com)
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Offline-First Web Application Using Redux and PouchDB(stories.jotform.com)
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Reasons why you should use React(stories.jotform.com)
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Reasons why you should use React(stories.jotform.com)
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A Behind-The-Scenes Look at How We Redesigned Our Software(stories.jotform.com)
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How to Become a Good Debugger(stories.jotform.com)
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How to Become a Good Debugger(stories.jotform.com)
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This Is the Year of the Machine Learning Revolution(entrepreneur.com)
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Bootstrapping the Smartest Way(entrepreneur.com)
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This Is the Year of the Machine Learning Revolution(entrepreneur.com)
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Stack Overflow Joel Spolsky: How to Build a Business from a Q&A(forbes.com)
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by aytekin 10y ago
Medium let's you download all your content and they support custom domains. So, if they close shop it shouldn't be a big deal to switch to another platform.
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Bootstrapping the Smartest Way(entrepreneur.com)
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How to Create an Android App Using React Native(stories.jotform.com)
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by aytekin 10y ago
"At that point, I was getting paid to develop the product even further while gaining deeper knowledge about the customers and the market." This is basically the idea. Do consulting work while bootstrapping your company but try to
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Bootstrapping the Smartest Way(entrepreneur.com)
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by aytekin 10y ago
Small cross functional teams can work faster in our business. Two good examples are the team structures of Facebook and Wordpress.com. Feel free to ask me anything about how we are doing cross functional teams at JotForm.
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How to Scale Your Company with Small Teams(entrepreneur.com)
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It is very common in non-English speaking countries.
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by aytekin 10y ago
I wonder if there is a tool like this: 1. You enter a sentence 2. It gives out 5 different ways to say the exact same thing. Such a tool not only would help ESL people but also it would help native speakers find more relaxed or formal versi
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by aytekin 10y ago
Instead of going after a big market directly, they seem to taking on smaller markets intentionally. But, this does not mean that's their end goal. Tesla also started with high end cars even though the master plan was much ambitious.
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by aytekin 10y ago
You can start with a shallow product and slowly build it up with user feedback to create a defensible and deep product. The key is to continuously improve it.
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I think the biggest benefit is sitting together with your teammates. At JotForm, (most of) our teams have their own rooms with doors that can close. They can have lively "high bandwidth" discussion in front of a white board. Peopl

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