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Practical tools to inspire your work(claritask.com)
6 points by octobereleven 8y ago|1 comments
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by octobereleven 9y ago
Hi there, Here's a quick video I did of how Claritask looks inside: https://youtu.be/w11O-7sR0bI?t=1m46s Note: This is version 1.0 (some features might be missing from the actual video & the latest version that&#x2
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by octobereleven 9y ago
Thank you all for the positive comments so far. The response has been very encouraging considering I launched Claritask with 2-3 features. Simplicity and design have been praised so far. Some people on twitter were super kind with praise h
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by octobereleven 9y ago
I like that! I might add this, but since I'm the only one working on this project, I'm trying to laser-focus my limited time* on launching some key features inside that help current users. *(I still have my day job at the time of
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by octobereleven 9y ago
Thanks @graysonk! That's basically all there is for now. I've launched as soon as I had Auth ready. I talk more about current features and what's to come here: https://claritask.com/updates/claritask-laun
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by octobereleven 9y ago
That's very true @ztratar! The whole thing started from this post I wrote about a month ago: http://valsopi.com/blog/play I'm trying to keep the whole thing as a play-thing / if anything comes out of it,
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by octobereleven 9y ago
Thanks for the good words! In days that I was working on it, I would go for some 8-9 hours/day (with breaks in between). Other days I'd work less, if I had client working needed to work on. I'm counting time spent on tutorial
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by octobereleven 9y ago
You're right! The website should have some screenshots of the product inside, but I'm moving so fast with coding and launching new features that screenshots will be outdated quite quickly... Can you use a temporary email of some s
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Show HN: I launched Claritask (built from scratch in the open; not a programmer)(claritask.com)
15 points by octobereleven 9y ago|12 comments
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by octobereleven 9y ago
Maybe once I'm done I can say that pollyannas. Thanks for the encouraging words! Also, I want to encourage everyone who thinks it's hard to code, that they can do it as well. Starting with the basics is really not rocket science.
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Show HN: I'm not a programer and I'm building a Saas task-manager
9 points by octobereleven 9y ago|2 comments
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I'm not a maker(valsopi.com)
2 points by octobereleven 9y ago|0 comments
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Weekend reading: Blueprint to leading an inspired life (w resources)(webkings.co)
2 points by octobereleven 9y ago|0 comments
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We started something new today(webkings.co)
1 points by octobereleven 9y ago|0 comments
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6 Things Only(6thingsonly.com)
3 points by octobereleven 10y ago|0 comments
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A personal discovery on how to win(valsopi.com)
1 points by octobereleven 11y ago|0 comments
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I used to be a terrible project manager(valsopi.com)
2 points by octobereleven 11y ago|0 comments
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What is growth (to me)?(valsopi.com)
2 points by octobereleven 11y ago|0 comments
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A Day in the Life of a SaaS Founder(goodwerp.com)
1 points by octobereleven 12y ago|0 comments
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by octobereleven 12y ago
I've been there and it sucks. One thing I would say you need to question is how much you actually LOVE the process of doing what you're trying to achieve. Not just loving to get it done, but to actually LOVE it while doing it. The
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You're in a rut(goodwerp.com)
2 points by octobereleven 12y ago|0 comments