mmilo

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by mmilo 16y ago
Could we get some indication of what gateways are supported during the beta?
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by mmilo 16y ago
someone's done their homework :) Not so sure if we fall into the software dev category so much as the web dev category as we're really only supporting tracking on websites and web apps.
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by mmilo 16y ago
Yeah we really badly wanted to move away from using screenshots as a means of capturing bug data for a few different reasons (different browser renderings, needing to constantly capture new screens when layouts change, etc...) Also we wante
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by mmilo 16y ago
Can you send an email to support@bugherd.com and I can send you the beta registration link.
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by mmilo 16y ago
Haha, awesome to hear. We're trying to take a slightly different approach to bug tracking, hopefully people like it :)
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by mmilo 16y ago
We have done freemium route before and it's worked out great for us when freemium users contribute back in some way, rather than just being a demo account. For this we're thinking letting people use it for 30 days free of charge, if it's wo
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by mmilo 16y ago
Yeah at this stage we're not charging anything for it at all. Everyone that's in the beta is using it for free, mainly because it's an actual beta with bugs to iron out, and not pretend beta so we can jack up the prices later. Once we do ha
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by mmilo 16y ago
Well there's no client as such. Currently it's embedded into the site you're working on so there's no browser or OS requirements, you simply log and manage bugs right from within your site.
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by mmilo 16y ago
Yeah that's exactly what this is. We have a JS widget that let's you log and manage bugs right from your site so can do things like tagging and annotating dom nodes. Also feedback is DEFINITELY appreciated, we'd love to hear anything you ca
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by mmilo 16y ago
It's just 2 of us. I did the design and the front end, while Alan works on the back end and db. You can also blame me for the spelling mistakes :)
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by mmilo 16y ago
Apologies, meant no offence. There's a demo video on the front page and some screenshots on the about page on the right hand side.
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by mmilo 16y ago
No that's meant to be humorous since we don't actually have any testimonials as yet. Both testimonials are from myself and alan (the co-founders) There's a few little random geek references I've thrown in on different pages just for fun :)
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by mmilo 16y ago
did you not get an invite?
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by mmilo 16y ago
every single time
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Facebook is the Death Star, and we're all building it.(blog.angrymonkeys.com.au)
12 points by mmilo 16y ago|3 comments
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by mmilo 16y ago
I think the engineer in his example wasn't meant to be an accurate portrayal, but rather serve to emphasize that his approach is more haphazard.
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by mmilo 16y ago
Yeah I agree, utilising free users in this way isn't common but that's precisely the point. Most startups that employ a freemium model see free users only as potential upgrades down the track. If those users instead had to contribute back t
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Why Free Plans Do Work(angrymonkeys.com.au)
5 points by mmilo 16y ago|3 comments
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by mmilo 16y ago
So far so good; some well received stuff some not so much, but still pluggin along. Awesome work on the jQuery Aristo port btw.
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by mmilo 16y ago
amusingly I used to work where you're working now :)
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by mmilo 16y ago
You're most welcome :)
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by mmilo 16y ago
Congrats on the coverage Erik, hopefully awesome things come of it. FYI, we whipped up something similar but catering for Aussie gardeners over at http://sowhappy.com.au
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by mmilo 17y ago
Feel free to drop me a line on matt@angrymonkeys.com.au I think I have that hooked into gtalk as well so you can add me on there as well if you prefer. Bit busy at the mo, but happy to have a proper chat later :)
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by mmilo 17y ago
Yo Josh, Matt from fivesectest here. I'm intersted to hear how useful you find the feedback, how easy it is to collate results, quips and qualms, etc... considering the number of results you're getting I'm keen to hear your opinions.
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by mmilo 17y ago
Yeah there are clickable ads within the map, a lot of the billboards seem to be clickable, which is really quite clever if they're selling that ad space.
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by mmilo 18y ago
I can't vouch for feedblitz's reliability but their aesthetic is light years behind feedburner which is a real turn off for me.
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What I Learnt at Startup Camp(semanticaesthetics.blogspot.com)
3 points by mmilo 18y ago|0 comments
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by mmilo 18y ago
Exactly right, the way I see it, they have given the power to users to decide how and where to display their apps and widgets.
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by mmilo 18y ago
My only addition to this is that we hope to be doing more pruning as opposed to weeding come end of the year :)
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by mmilo 18y ago
It's definitely on the list of things to do :)

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