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   by drikerf 5y ago

   Thanks :)! I had a blast building this!
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   Show HN: I made a 90s version of my landing page(90s.wobaka.com)

   37 points by drikerf 5y ago|15 comments
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   How to validate your idea and get your first customers with email outreach(blog.wobaka.com)

   3 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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   by drikerf 5y ago

   Thanks :)!
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   How I Use Clojure to Build and Scale My SaaS(blog.wobaka.com)

   4 points by drikerf 5y ago|2 comments
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   by drikerf 5y ago

   Thanks for making this. Hope it helps people discover the joy of Clojure :)! I've built my SaaS in Clojure and ClojureScript and really enjoy working with it every day since 2019!
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   What Exactly Is a Bcc Anyway?(blog.wobaka.com)

   1 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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   How I Use Clojure to Build and Scale My SaaS(blog.wobaka.com)

   3 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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   by drikerf 5y ago

   I've found a compromise to work well. Redirect all visitors from '/' but show all other pages as usual on the marketing site. Also, if someone has navigated to '/' from another page, don't redirect ei
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    What Exactly Is a Bcc Anyway?(blog.wobaka.com)

    2 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    Thanks :)!
12. 42.▲
    by drikerf 5y ago

    Thanks! I've made a framework in ClojureScript that generates the docs from Clojure maps/JSON. Will try to open source it soon :)!
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    Thanks! Yes, I use Gravatar with Robohash fallback :)
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    I'm a solo-entrepreneur and use it myself every day! Give it a try if you have time, and don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions etc :)!
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    Thanks :)!
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    Thanks! What do you think would be a fair price for a CRM with email automations etc? I do think Wobaka is competitive in pricing, even for a solo businesses :). I like Basecamps offering and they've been an inspiration for choosing fl
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    Interesting! I like bcc because it has minimal footprint and you can setup most popular clients to automatically bcc an address if you want all emails to go there. I've just added my bcc mailbox as a contact since I don't want all
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    Keeping it simple by not focusing on enterprise market and still offering powerful features like email automations and kanban pipelines. Also no per-user fees :)!
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    Show HN: Simple CRM and Sales Automation(wobaka.com)

    56 points by drikerf 5y ago|35 comments
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    How to clean install macOS Monterey easily using the new erase Mac option(macrumors.com)

    1 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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    Build your own CRM with nocode tools(blog.wobaka.com)

    3 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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    How to Validate Your Startup Idea in One Day for $0(blog.wobaka.com)

    2 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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    by drikerf 5y ago

    I understand your point and yes, low-level hacking has become increasingly difficult due to both locking down and increased complexity. There's still many ways to be creative though and I think there's also more potential than be
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    Why We Don't Track(blog.wobaka.com)

    2 points by drikerf 5y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Time travel through 5 years of design(timetravel.pixelfika.com)

    2 points by drikerf 6y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Put your sales emails on autopilot(wobaka.com)

    2 points by drikerf 6y ago|0 comments
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    How to Find Sponsors to Your Newsletter(blog.wobaka.com)

    2 points by drikerf 6y ago|0 comments
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    One Year with ThinkPad and Linux (From MacBook Pro)(drikerf.com)

    280 points by drikerf 6y ago|364 comments
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    Making a Friendly API(blog.wobaka.com)

    2 points by drikerf 6y ago|0 comments
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    Indie Hackers: Let's Be Privacy-First(blog.wobaka.com)

    2 points by drikerf 7y ago|0 comments