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by briandoll 7y ago
Tilt is great for local development and coordinating teams of developers who build apps on Kubernetes: https://tilt.dev/
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by briandoll 7y ago
I'm not sure "hard to replicate technology" is a moat I'd often bet on, given that by definition that does not deliver any specific advantage to your customer. User Experience. Developer Experience. Community. Those are
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by briandoll 7y ago
The main point here seems to be that the failure to build a SaaS product is blamed in part on the compounding technical debt incurred due to a fast-moving software ecosystem and the effort involved in keeping up. The point I think most peop
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by briandoll 7y ago
I loved the talk that Michael Bernstein gave at the Deconstruct Conference relating "Ways of Seeing" to "Ways of Selling", related to software specifically: https://www.deconstructconf.com/2017/micha
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by briandoll 7y ago
https://www.reifyworks.com/writing/2017-10-31-growing-a-cons...
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by briandoll 7y ago
Looks like great roll-out of this feature and notice to legacy plan holders. Note that these legacy plans are over 3 years old ( https://github.blog/2016-05-11-introducing-unlimited-private... ) and you're still able to
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by briandoll 7y ago
Ah, bummer, thanks for letting us know. We'll look into the magical CSS incantations necessary to fit those in well on mobile. Cheers
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by briandoll 7y ago
JAMstack on https://www.netlify.com/
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by briandoll 7y ago
Anyone interested in the evolution of bicycle technology who is also in the bay area should visit the Marin Museum of Bicycling and Mountain Biking Hall of Fame: https://mmbhof.org/
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by briandoll 8y ago
If you want the "simple" dev experience of a monolith, but the technical advantages (or just plain reality of your distributed systems) of services-based architectures, Tilt is a really great solution: https://tilt.dev&
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by briandoll 8y ago
For anyone else trying to move off Medium - it's more complicated than it sounds (there is no single chronological index of your content, for example) - we wrote up some tips and tools we used recently: https://www.reifywork
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Why should I buy this? (Marketing tips)(reifyworks.com)
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by briandoll 8y ago
Great lawyers who know this (startups, consultancies, M&A, compensation, etc.) space well are few and far between, especially if you don't want to work with a giant firm. A good specialist will take your call to discuss your situat
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by briandoll 8y ago
Tidelift is insanely exciting and I can't wait for this to be the primary way open source software is built, sustained, and matured. Funding for open source is a crucial topic for everyone here. Nadia Eghbal's lemonade-stand [1] -
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by briandoll 8y ago
Tidelift has a compelling approach to this: https://tidelift.com/
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Early Stage Growth Ops with Clearbit, HackerRank, and LaunchDarkly(heavybit.com)
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by briandoll 8y ago
The Planet Money podcast had an episode on this recently that was really fascinating: https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/04/27/606528176/epis... It wasn't about Amazon specifically, b
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Changing Your Engineering Culture Through People, Process and Technology(blog.launchdarkly.com)
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Venture Confidential: Sourcing with Zetta’s Jocelyn Goldfein(heavybit.com)
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by briandoll 9y ago
Love seeing Google Spreadsheets used like this. Many MVP 'products' would do well to be a 'simple' spreadsheet first. sheetsee.js is great for visualizing data in these spreadsheets too (can make a graph on a website fro
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Tidelift's Open Source Survey for Sustainability(rc1userh8zc9mg484mj8.az1.qualtrics.com)
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Other People’s Money(medium.com)
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by briandoll 9y ago
How Benford's Law was discovered is fascinating - one of my favorite Radiolab episodes: http://www.radiolab.org/story/91699-from-benford-to-erdos/
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by briandoll 9y ago
Been really enjoying using Feedbin ( https://feedbin.com/ ) to keep a curated list of things I actually want to read, but often miss via Twitter or even Facebook.
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by briandoll 9y ago
Leave. You'll line up lots more clients, and if they want you badly, they can hire you back, as a consultant, at your given rate, on your time schedule.
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by briandoll 9y ago
Related introspection: Engineers, built businesses, not apps: http://emphaticsolutions.com/2010/12/10/build-businesses-not...
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How to pick a design agency(blog.reifyworks.com)
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by briandoll 9y ago
On this theme, now is a good time to re-read the incredible letter Steve Albini wrote to Nirvana about potentially producing In Utero, which includes his perspective on royalties, etc. https://consequenceofsound.net/2013&#x2
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by briandoll 9y ago
https://blog.reifyworks.com/the-business-stack-2016-edition-...
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Developing Your Pricing Strategy(blog.reifyworks.com)
3 points by briandoll 9y ago|0 comments

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