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by revorad 14y ago
Learn Twitter Bootstrap, create a theme and list it on https://wrapbootstrap.com/
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by revorad 14y ago
The comments on this thread are such an embarrassment. Someone's worked hard on something for months, and people go and piss all over it. If you don't think this is a useful or good app, you don't even have to look at it. Just pass. At leas
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by revorad 14y ago
Rob Walling, Jason Cohen, Ruben Gamez all write excellent blogs. Mixergy is a goldmine. There's always the danger of spending all your time reading and hearing about other people's work. It's better to go looking for info when you need answ
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by revorad 14y ago
These two podcasts are good: http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ http://www.lifestylebusinesspodcast.com/
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by revorad 14y ago
http://mobile.twitter.com is working.
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by revorad 14y ago
Don't forget Amazon does the same for physical goods purchases (I don't know about their streaming service). Your purchase history is not available via their API. Product reviews are also no longer available via their API. They don't mind l
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by revorad 14y ago
There's a ton of stuff you could do, but it depends on what you've already done and who exactly you want to target. One effective thing I can think of - Ask @pud nicely if he'd put an ad on fandalism.com
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by revorad 14y ago
I LOVE your earlier game Dropzap. This one looks even more fun. You could call it anything really. Here are a few random ones that come to mind: Zaptron CrossZap ZapX CrossTalk ZipZap ZingZap
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by revorad 14y ago
Thanks, I didn't see that. Clicking on a list-specific bookmarklet didn't seem to work. So, I clicked a few times and then found that article saved multiple times. You need to provide some visual feedback while saving the article, otherwise
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by revorad 14y ago
You need to improve your onboarding process. The sign up process is slick but way too long. Need to provide some instant gratification. Just because I like to check out new products, I was patient and did all the steps properly. But, in the
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by revorad 14y ago
Congrats! I just noticed your homepage is starting to get busy. Please don't put too much stuff on it.
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Maybe show a calendar with a dropdown select menu for the year?
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Idea for in-app purchase: Sponsor of the week.
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Nintendo has released original Prince of Persia as download for 3DS(nintendo.com)
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PyBossa: open-source micro-tasking and crowd-sourcing platform(pybossa.com)
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by revorad 14y ago
I said nothing about conversion. My guess was about the top of the funnel. He said he hasn't tried selling his web app yet, so the comparison remains to be tested. At least I qualified my speculations as a feeling. If you're going to misrea
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by revorad 14y ago
Yeah, a huge mall is probably a better analogy for the app store. The web is more like a network of high streets.
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by revorad 14y ago
I see your point about the black box. But, I have this feeling that maybe the sheer numbers of people that enter the mobile app funnel at all far outweigh those on the web. It seems like the difference between having a big shop on a quiet
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by revorad 14y ago
Distribution seems to me the big advantage of mobile apps. How's your experience been with getting users for your mobile apps? How does it compare to your experience with web apps?
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by revorad 14y ago
The Slicehost articles are quite good - http://articles.slicehost.com/ Linode also has a library - http://library.linode.com/
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Oh, the Places You'll Go(daltoncaldwell.com)
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Inferno-ish R (talk by Patrick Burns)(burns-stat.com)
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The easiest start to a switch is a few years old second-hand Macbook.
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by revorad 14y ago
That was one of the things I always thought was weird about me. All my friends always showed off how quickly they read books. And it took me ages - I would keep re-reading lines and paragraphs that I liked. Now, I can just say, "Did you k
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Come on, it's clearly aimed at tech geeks. Nothing to be ashamed of.
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Stop asking “But how will they make money?”(andrewchenblog.com)
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by revorad 14y ago
Getting this error after authorising with Twitter: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/app/.heroku/venv/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tornado/web.py", line 897, in wrapper return callback( args, *kwargs) File "/app/handlers/aut
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by revorad 14y ago
Ok, you agreed with my original comment and then gave the example of Meetup, so I misunderstood. I disagree with your reasons for making big changes that most of your users hate, but that's probably because we disagree fundamentally on how
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Actually, that particular example is the opposite of people loving the change. If you lose 95% of activity, most people must be hating the change. And it's not clear that the rest are loving it, unless their activity goes up. It's easy to j
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by revorad 14y ago
You don't. You just look at the numbers and look for signs of people loving the change.

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