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by johns 10y ago
I hope using a tweetstorm to announce his departure was a subtle shot at the company's inability to ship a product the way people want to use it.
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by johns 10y ago
https://hyper.is
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Why Startup Pioneers Have Arrows in Their Backs(medium.com)
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by johns 10y ago
You should expand to recreational sports teams. The logos all follow similar formats and everyone wants one that looks professional but on a limited budget. There are design services that will do it manually but your algorithm approach woul
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by johns 10y ago
Or dragging them
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The History of REST APIs(blog.readme.io)
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by johns 10y ago
I did a talk a little while back on providing a good developer experience around webhooks that covers a lot of the same topics. I wish I had a recording of it, but the slides are here: https://speakerdeck.com/johnsheehan&#x2
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by johns 10y ago
When I was at IFTTT (a few years ago, so it's definitely changed since then) we tried not to rely on the content of the webhooks and just used them as a hint as you describe to fetch new data. Not every API made this easy though. If re
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by johns 10y ago
https://www.runscope.com/docs/request-capture paired with https://www.runscope.com/docs/api/messages can do that. Or use http://blog.runscope.com/posts/monitor-your-webho
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by johns 10y ago
Thanks Patrick :)
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Dwolla: A new focus(dwolla.com)
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Implementing SSL/TLS for All Squarespace Sites(engineering.squarespace.com)
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by johns 10y ago
It will start dipping below freezing sometime this month and start warming up enough for outdoor activities again late March/early April.
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by johns 10y ago
Different kinds of people work at BigCos and startups. Some overlap and occasionally you compete but not always. For your situation: go work in SV for a startup. That will get you in the circles and connected. Australia is easy to hire from
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by johns 10y ago
Here's a sample app: https://github.com/zeit/nextgram
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by johns 10y ago
Try not using 'guy' when you mean 'person'
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by johns 10y ago
Runscope | Remote (US or UK) | Technical Support Lead We are a small, profitable company working on API Performance Management tools used by over 75,000 developers. We're recently off the VC train and are operating profitably on our ow
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No Exit(thinkpiece.club)
5 points by johns 10y ago|0 comments
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by johns 10y ago
We were also built from the ground up with microservices and had the exact opposite experience. Faster shipping (more value to end users), more predictability (APIs designed/behaved similarly across functions despite polyglot tech), mu
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Commands as a Service with Cmd.io(gliderlabs.com)
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Evernote’s Future Is in the Cloud(blog.evernote.com)
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by johns 10y ago
That's either a seal playing with a ball or a mermaid.
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by johns 10y ago
Check out how our chaining and env vars work. We have Swagger import too. https://www.runscope.com/docs/api-testing
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by johns 10y ago
Try stoplight.io
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Commands as a Service with Cmd.io(gliderlabs.com)
7 points by johns 10y ago|2 comments
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Do’s and Don’ts of AWS Lambda(medium.com)
1 points by johns 10y ago|0 comments
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by johns 10y ago
Frequently discussed here: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=httpie&sort=byPopularity&prefi...
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by johns 10y ago
I run a monitoring service so I'm obviously digging for info here, but I'm genuinely curious: what do you use for monitoring?
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by johns 10y ago
Become a big enough customer
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What is Honeycomb?(honeycomb.io)
3 points by johns 10y ago|0 comments

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