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by goldvine 13y ago
Thanks! Do you have a link to your product so I can check it out?
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by goldvine 13y ago
I'm here if you have any questions about SaaS/anything from the article - Matt
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Lessons Learned Starting Two Software Products (Our 2013 Fails)(medium.com)
14 points by goldvine 13y ago|10 comments
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One Simple Trick to Improve Your Software Cash Flow(medium.com)
2 points by goldvine 13y ago|1 comments
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How to Boost SaaS Cash Flow by Exploiting December(hookfeed.com)
1 points by goldvine 13y ago|0 comments
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by goldvine 13y ago
What is your experience with customer dev. vs. talking to other SaaS folk?
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Get Your SaaS in Gear by Talking to Your Peers(medium.com)
7 points by goldvine 13y ago|1 comments
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by goldvine 13y ago
Yea, let's never question authority/malpractice/racial profiling, because it may mean someone gets away with a petty crime. That's super logical...
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by goldvine 13y ago
It's interesting to hear from some people that the direction we've ended up pursuing is the direction they originally perceived us to be pursuing. #CommunicationFail Anyone else experienced this?
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by goldvine 13y ago
I'd rather not grow ;-)
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by goldvine 13y ago
If you want to fix rumors, cliques, and back stabbing...it's not a leadership problem. It's a people problem! Hire better people that won't engage in petty crap like that...
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by goldvine 13y ago
This is beyond ridiculous at this point. Wondering what else is still to come...
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by goldvine 13y ago
Pretty dang awesome! :-)
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by goldvine 13y ago
Agreed - people will always find holes to poke for no reason. They aren't the ones innovating. It's easier to judge others than to put yourself out on a limb...
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by goldvine 13y ago
Good luck deleting it.
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by goldvine 13y ago
Totally agree - it's been the best part of the past year. Having the freedom to do whatever ya want every day. I don't understand the hate towards "lifestyle" businesses.
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by goldvine 13y ago
So true: "The more options we have, the less satisfied we are with what we ultimately pick."
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by goldvine 13y ago
This should be way more common: "What I want is personal freedom to do what I want to do. I live on on a $20,000/year salary because I can choose when and where I work. I can take the morning off and work late. I can work in the m
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by goldvine 13y ago
Yay, glad you liked it!
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by goldvine 13y ago
I don't understand why people refuse to pay marginal (<$100/mo) amounts for SaaS services. Look at the miserable, billable time going towards solving a problem that's already been solved by many.
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by goldvine 13y ago
I enjoyed the fresh perspective :-) Thanks for sharing
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by goldvine 13y ago
It exists. Check out the rails-api project on GitHub
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by goldvine 13y ago
"Raising our prices and adding a convenience option paid off big time for us." Since reading this, we've changed up how we're going to handle the pricing for HookFeed. Breaking it up into individual feature upgrades, and
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by goldvine 13y ago
Great comparison to the runway - love that!
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by goldvine 13y ago
"I don’t prefer to use Cucumber for any of my testing, but I do enjoy the Gherkin syntax. Not for testing, but for gathering feature requirements. It provides a very clear and concise way of explaining a feature, without confusion. But
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by goldvine 13y ago
exactly. saves so much time. perfectly legible for most.
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by goldvine 13y ago
"Ultimately, I’m in this for the long-game. And the decision to put in the hard work now comes down to the fact that it’s a gateway to a new kind of freedom. A freedom I never had before. Knowing how to code will allow me to be able to
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Clever Developer Syndrome – It’ll bite you in the ass(medium.com)
6 points by goldvine 13y ago|0 comments
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by goldvine 13y ago
:-(
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by goldvine 13y ago
That's incredible

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