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philippz
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We are not there yet, but we're on the track. Simple answer. It's especially hard to digest hard-to-quantify / qualified data, like text. And the world is run by people, people are run by emotions and we're not there yet
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Hey guys, we're working on a platform that literally collects wishes from any touchpoint and it has quite some traction, especially in the gaming industry. Could you send me an email to hn{@}stomt.com? Would love to catch up on this. W
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Facebook Messenger: To chat with friends Facebook Groups: To exchange with my industry Twitter: To exchange with my industry Reddit: Fun Stomt: Feedback to Companies and to track favours. I use it like a socia
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Ask HN: “It's all about content marketing” – is PR still a thing?
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In-Game Feedback: Top 6 Advantages of Doing It Right
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We built a wish-driven social network that provides social benefits to consumers as well as benefits to companies such that it can be monetized without having to offer advertising and that model works really well. It already works in so man
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Does it work with AngularJS1?
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Two things: 1. Smoke tests Set up a landing page, buy traffic and see how good it would convert. You can improve on the copy a little bit (value proposition) but you can extrapolate the interest. Also take Google Trends into account. 2.
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Paulo Coelho - The Alchemist - because it wonderfully describes the journey of an entrepreneur
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I prefer PHP because: * rapid prototyping (You can write clean code but you don't have to) * Incredible ecosystem * Smart Frameworks: Laravel, Lumen * The language is evolving (PHP7 etc.) * Easy to learn and easy to use
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We get a lot of projects that just start with a page on STOMT to collect wishes for the project. It's basically a mix of feedback management and community building. Example: https://www.stomt.com/stomt We used it to co
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Circle CI!
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Ask HN: Is Gravatar still a thing?
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Frontend: VueJS (Javascript) Backend: Laravel (PHP)
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If you really want to quit Google Analytics, WebTrekk, etc. you might want to go with the open source solution Piwik: https://piwik.org/ I haven't used it the past few years. But seems they made good progress.
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Online courses is "the business model" for influencers. It's a heavily content driven business model. If you already have a vibrant and following community that's the best way to earn money on top of ads and product plac
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Consider upgrading. Ng2/4 fixes a lot of major issues in ng1. It takes you a week or so but you'll have a solid foundation for the future. And it's as i said more economic than doing a full rewrite to react/vuejs (of cou
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I somehow do not get all that bashing. Angular did extremely great things with Angular 1 (back then). As time passed, the community learned that there are better/other concepts. React came out - nice. NG2/4 therefore had to includ
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I can also recommend it. It beats most of the existing translation services and we're happy with it at STOMT
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"From impossible to inevitable" from Aaron Ross and Jason Lemkin. Should help you getting started with sales and being more focused.
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This is something hard to automate. Maybe you can ask a befriended HR person.
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Both offers a great in terms of their "seize". But whatsoever you should follow your heart. Which campus felt better, which team made a good impression. Go for the people and your gut, not the name.
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If it's about constructive feedback, you can create a STOMT page: https://www.stomt.com/signup/business and use their different kinds of web-integrations: https://stomt.co/web It's free. And
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My co-founder sent me an email and asked if he could help me with my side-project (which helped volunteers to coordinate themselves during the flood 2013). We work together for 5 years now. Best guy ever.
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Your network is key to success.
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Perhaps this hiring process is the reason they are dying now. Kidding.. There might be many reasons. Perhaps you've been the best fit after a series of interview and they are in badly need of filling out the position. If you are not su
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"HTML, CSS", PHP, Javascript, Java, Python
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What is unique here compared to other bug trackers and feedback solutions is that all the feedback is collected in a social network for feedback. This is an example use-case: https://www.stomt.com/empires-of-the-undergrowth
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Show HN: STOMT for Unity – Collect feedback in-game and manage it on STOMT
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We also use Pipedrive at STOMT. Can recommend it!
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