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balsamiq
18y ago
Hey Davidw, good questions. For both, my answer for now is "ride it out and continue to live off of my Italian savings". When there'll be enough money in the US account to make it worth it, or when the money here runs out (whichever comes f
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Hey there. The main reason I incorporated is to give my potential customers (I am going after large enterprises) a warm and squishy feeling of being able to trust me. :) That, and liability, and taxes, and I have big plans for Balsamiq, so
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18y ago
I must admit life in Italy is really nice, especially when you have a large extended family around like I do. I'll share more on my blog about it but I am a little ashamed at how good the food is here and at how beautiful the country-side c
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18y ago
I used Excel 2008 for Mac.
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18y ago
Hey there, thanks for the nice words. The design of the site is all mine (and sadly it shows), but when I designed it I was at the height of my 37signal fanboy phase, so I'm not surprised you can see an influence there. Re: trouble with nav
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18y ago
I agree that not including my time so far is a BIG disclaimer, but isn't every startup a labor of love to some extent? :) What funded most of the development of Mockups was my day job, as I worked on Balsamiq for many, many nights and week-
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18y ago
WOW I never thought I'd be on HN twice in 10 days. Should I be proud...or afraid? ;) Thanks for the kind words everyone, I'll answer questions in-line.
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18y ago
Hi. I updated the site to add more "buy" links. Hopefully it will help some.
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18y ago
Mockups is infinitely less powerful at generating code than an IDE. Its goal is to help you think about your UI (i.e. your innovations) without getting in your way. It is designed both for developers who want to iterate on their ideas befo
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18y ago
There are some (very expensive) tools out there that try to output code from your design, but they are incredibly complex to use. I export Mockups as XML, which, with some fancy XSL, could be turned in to MXML or XAML...which would at least
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18y ago
It's true that I am trying to do a lot by porting Mockups to multiple Web Office platforms, but the revenue potential is very clear if I market my products that way (a lot more clear than doing a hosted solution, at least in my mind). And a
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18y ago
I have updated a couple of pages with more direct links to buy the product. Hopefully it will help some.
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18y ago
Hi. You can dismiss the nagging dialog and keep working for as long as you'd like. And you can export the mockup as XML and save it into a text file if you want. I'll make the text in that dialog more clear.
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18y ago
Hi. Peldi here (the guy behind Balsamiq Mockups). Thanks everyone for the feedback, and thanks tortilla for posting the link here. Mistone - thanks. I am not planning to offer a subscription model right now, reasons here: http://www.balsam