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You only need one buyer persona (for now)(blog.reifyworks.com)
1 points by mrbbk 8y ago|0 comments
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by mrbbk 8y ago
Thanks for posting! Author here - happy to discuss!
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How to spend money on Marketing when you don’t have money to spend on Marketing(blog.reifyworks.com)
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Consultants: Don't Sell Green Juice, Sell Juicers(blog.reifyworks.com)
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The most important question to ask about your SaaS business(blog.reifyworks.com)
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Ways of Selling(deconstructconf.com)
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Comicless #1: The Conversation Begins(blog.reifyworks.com)
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Why Libraries.io and Dependency CI Are Joining Tidelift(medium.com)
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Tips from GitHub, Vol 1: Customer Service Is King(medium.com)
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Walking the walk: How and why we made Tuneup(blog.reifyworks.com)
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Tuneup, a simple app to help with your pricing(blog.reifyworks.com)
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Allocation Efficiency in High-Performance Go Services(segment.com)
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Back to the future: The Decentralized Web(dci.mit.edu)
23 points by mrbbk 9y ago|1 comments
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Alternative View Layers for an Elm App(robots.thoughtbot.com)
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ClojureScript Sneak Preview: Enhanced Code Splitting and Loading(clojurescript.org)
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FBI Crime Data Explorer(crime-data-explorer.fr.cloud.gov)
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A repository of Unix history and evolution(link.springer.com)
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JavaScript interop with Elm: Using Ports to read and parse CSV files(blog.reifyworks.com)
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Fuzz testing makes you a better programmer(blog.reifyworks.com)
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by mrbbk 9y ago
Sounds like Elm! :-D
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by mrbbk 9y ago
Maybe! But I liked separating it from type-checking for the sake of the title.
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by mrbbk 9y ago
I think the ideas are similar, but does Redux have the statically checked component? That's the killer here.
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Machine-checked explicit state: An arrow in the heart of complex web apps(blog.reifyworks.com)
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Don't make your users be too clever(blog.reifyworks.com)
1 points by mrbbk 9y ago|0 comments
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A Brief History of the UUID(segment.com)
304 points by mrbbk 9y ago|66 comments
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It's extremely fun to program in Elm(medium.com)
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How to rewrite a marketing website in 3 identical steps(blog.reifyworks.com)
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No thanks, I have no soul(blog.reifyworks.com)
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by mrbbk 10y ago
Even worse than that, it's the subtitle! In companies that sell to other companies, not to individuals (B2B -- business to business), value people who perform specific actions to get to your app (marketing qualified leads -- MQLs) over
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Hacker News doesn't pay the bills(blog.reifyworks.com)
4 points by mrbbk 10y ago|2 comments

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