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Automate your life
(blog.factor.io)
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Pricing hasn't yet been announced, but a draft is in progress, I'd love your feedback. Here is what we are thinking. Free for all public-cloud services. Paid if you want to run the workflows on your own servers. For example, you could run a
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Unix Pipes for the Web
(blog.factor.io)
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Factor, IFTTT for Developers
(factor.io)
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I just submitted the first talk proposal called "Docs-driven development". Here is a brief intro: ( http://blog.factor.io/post/41716938796/docs-driven-developme... )
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Factor 30 second elevator pitch
(blog.factor.io)
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Yeah. By "OS" i mean "open-source" not "iOS". I was thinking it'd be a web app where you can manage multiple lists each one with categories and items. When you are ready to release you just select the repo and milestone from Github and it c
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Would a milestone release checklist be useful?
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Factor: the motivating problem
(blog.factor.io)
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6 Reasons Yahoo Pipes Failed
(blog.factor.io)
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Deploying to Cloud Foundry from Github (with help from Twilio)
(blog.factor.io)
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14y ago
Is it time for feature requests? It'd be great to get integration with common management tools (e.g. Github Issues, Trello), so that the list can automatically be imported for a given milestone.
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Launch and run free open-source web applications in just 30 seconds
(hacks.mozilla.org)
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Open Source for Profit
(blog.skierkowski.com)
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mskierkowski
14y ago
One thing that's cool about KISS metrics is that they have an export feature which actually exports all your data to S3 buckets on a daily basis. Great for those that are worried about data retention.
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14y ago
I have a love-hate relationship with data. Data is great for helping drive product, messaging, engagement, etc. However, most data ends up as noise. It's noise because it isn't actionable. Ash Maurya wrote this great article on actionable m
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The case for “good enough”
(blog.skierkowski.com)
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Ask: Do you know your customer?
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OpenJumpstarts is now Launcher.io
(blog.launcher.io)
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Don’t miss your 14,000 eyeball opportunity like I did
(blog.skierkowski.com)
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Legal warning in under 6 hours after launch
(blog.skierkowski.com)
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Show HN: ScorePromoter - NPS as a Service
(scorepromoter.com)
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14y ago
I'd def want to hear more about this.
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Rule #2: Don’t give your customers what they ask for
(blog.skierkowski.com)
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Rule #1: Your opinion is wrong
(blog.skierkowski.com)
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14y ago
No. Thanks for the catch.
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Show HN: Small.io, Micro services for your web apps
(small.io)
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15y ago
I'd add one more "focusing on your core". With PHP it is really easy to hack little things together so it's tempting to build everything yourself when faced with new small challenges. Depending on third party services can save a lot of time
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mskierkowski
15y ago
Gabriel, here are some ideas for you how you measure your idea. One approach is to list your assumptions (e.g. why does Evernote suck, why would they rather use your app versus writing on paper, they are willing to pay for it, etc). Find cu
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mskierkowski
15y ago
Cool (free, easy). Where are you going with this? I wrote an app that does almost the same thing through the UI (not API) http://textfrom.me/ but it's not free. I made that project because I needed to txt a group of folks at a specific ti
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