staticgarden

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by staticgarden 8y ago
I am trying to build a portfolio of small services at http://staticgarden.com and then charging people for the whole bundle of services. Services like form endpoints, json store etc, mostly targeted at the JAMStack.
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by staticgarden 8y ago
Just add stripe, they are miles ahead of the competition and it is just so damn easy to set them up. Paypal is gonna cut your conversion rate by a huge percent. I had a startup which initially had just paypal and after adding stripe my numb
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by staticgarden 8y ago
1. Create a few open source products/apps: This will teach you a lot about your gaps. 2. Start a blog and have a post per week on a consistent schedule: This will get you some visibility. 3. Bid on jobs on Upwork and other freelancing
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by staticgarden 8y ago
Those were just some ideas that I had, do you have any idea/product that you'd pay for which is not currently available in the market?
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by staticgarden 8y ago
That is a bit recursive :) Now that I think about it, there are many websites where users post their ideas. I should probably check them out.
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by staticgarden 8y ago
Not related to tech, but "A Guide to the Good Live" ( https://www.audible.com/pd/Nonfiction/A-Guide-to-the-Good-Li... ) , "Unconditional Parenting" ( https://www.audible.com/pd&#x2
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by staticgarden 8y ago
Adding another road block is not gonna help your open source project :) Every little additional thing counts.
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by staticgarden 8y ago
Interesting, this would require a thorough understanding of this particular domain.
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by staticgarden 8y ago
Thanks for your feedback. For 3, I really think we as developers don't spend as much time reading source code of others as we should be. So, this solves 2 problems: 1. Give repo creators ability to define the order in which people shou
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by staticgarden 8y ago
I'd go with GitHub, your potential users/contributors have a higher probability of having an account on GitHub which makes it easy for contributions. Moreover, there are a hundred free CI/CD services which work with GitHub an
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by staticgarden 8y ago
That seems like a really nice idea. There is already a curated newsletter which sends you a bunch of good links from HN http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ . However, you are probably thinking of something more personal which l
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Ask HN: What is a simple product that you would pay a monthly subscription for?
8 points by staticgarden 8y ago|12 comments