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A simple guide on how to deploy Node.js – using Unubo Cloud(unubo.com)
1 points by obunu 7y ago|0 comments
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by obunu 8y ago
Thank you! People need time to trust you, to host their stuff in prod. We’ll hope to win your trust by listening, iterating, and going for the marathon, not the sprint. Time will serve as a trust builder.
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by obunu 8y ago
That’s great to hear. Feel free to sign up. Open to any questions or feedback.
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by obunu 8y ago
Postgres and MySQL coming in our next release.
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by obunu 8y ago
No, you don’t.
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by obunu 8y ago
We’re going by demand with this. So far most people have requested PHP, so we’re leaning towards that as next language for now.
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by obunu 8y ago
Would be great to have you onboard. Any questions, just let me know.
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by obunu 8y ago
Thanks a lot! When you get started, let me know if you have any questions.
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by obunu 8y ago
Within the cloud hosting space, you can find solutions on either end of the spectrum. AWS and DigitalOcean are powerful, but you're on your own in managing them. Things like Netlify and Now (Zeit) are relatively simple to use, but offe
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by obunu 8y ago
Co-founder of Unubo here. We created this platform because we're dissatisfied with the current landscape: AWS is a headache. DigitalOcean is great, but you’re on your own in managing it. Heroku gets expensive, fast. Now (Zeit) is serve
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Show HN: An easier way to deploy web apps in node, ruby, python, and go(unubo.com)
27 points by obunu 8y ago|19 comments
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by obunu 8y ago
Heroku is starting to show it's age, and isn't as simple as it once was, so there's the first difference - we focus heavily on simplicity. Our free apps won't sleep, they're available 24/7. With Heroku they do.
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by obunu 8y ago
Co-founder of Unubo here. We created this platform because we're dissatisfied with the current landscape: AWS is a headache. DigitalOcean is great, but you’re on your own in managing it. Heroku gets expensive, fast. Now (Zeit) is serve
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Show HN: A platform that simplifies deploying static and dynamic web apps(unubo.com)
5 points by obunu 8y ago|3 comments
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A new Heroku challenger(youtube.com)
1 points by obunu 8y ago|0 comments
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by obunu 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying. It's been a long day.
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by obunu 8y ago
Got it. Again, thanks for the feedback.
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by obunu 8y ago
Appreciate the heads up, thank you! We'll look into this.
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by obunu 8y ago
What we're doing is stripping everything, then only adding the immediate things we want to see, in a way that's glanceable. To each their own, some want tons of information, we don't.
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by obunu 8y ago
Who are you referring to when you say "They're" in relation to the selling of data. Just to clarify either way, we will never sell any kind of data. This is something we take very seriously. Otherwise, the feedback on seeing
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by obunu 8y ago
Hi there, don't mind feedback at all. I think it's implied by posting here. Thanks first of all, for this well considered feedback. This marks our starting point, so yes. At the moment, the Launch view serves as a place, that unif
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by obunu 8y ago
No metric, again just gut feel. Overly long trials can also fall by the wayside. We don't particularly want a long sales cycle, but if near end of the trial, when you inevitable will hear from us, you'll know if you need more time
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by obunu 8y ago
If the data we need to calculate it is exposed, and there is a demand, then this is something we can add. Good feedback, thank you.
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by obunu 8y ago
Good feedback, letting people see the board beforehand - thank you.
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by obunu 8y ago
For the Launch view we used Product Hunt as a starting point, and yes of course we're targeting it specifically to PH. Our platform is very flexible, so if enough people request particular integrations, we'll add it.
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by obunu 8y ago
Just a gut feeling. 7 kind of felt too short, and 14-30 a bit too long. We feel that you'll experience the benefit in 10 days. We can always adjust if needs be.
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by obunu 8y ago
Leandro here, co-founder of Unubo. We created Unubo to provide more cohesion between all of the online services we use - mostly in silos, switching from one tool to the other. In a nutshell, it brings together your data from places like Str
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Show HN: A tool that helps you focus on startup metrics that matter(unubo.com)
91 points by obunu 8y ago|28 comments
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How makers can position themselves to sell to companies(makermag.com)
2 points by obunu 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: As founders, how did you go about getting users post launch?
1 points by obunu 8y ago|0 comments

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