johns

Basically Node-RED?

If you have available time, start doing the job. Write, teach, talk, stream, etc. about technology that you like. Grow your communication skills and audiences. Then when a company you feel passionate opens up a DevRel role, you'll have your 'resume' ready to go.

I believe this has been redesigned in iOS 14.

People are not agencies. Protected classes exist to protect people from discrimination, not to protect agencies/companies/organizations.

Congrats on nearing launch. You’re being downvoted because it’s socially unacceptable here to use a competitors thread to promote your service. Unless you are specifically mentioned by another commenter or you have a broader, vendor-agnostic insight to provide related to the service, you’ll be better off discussing your service in your own submissions about it. Good luck with the launch!

Also having issues with CenturyLink fiber at home in MN. Stuff is very slow today.

They get paid a portion of the proceeds of a sale (or raise if you decide not to sell and raise money instead). The bill was almost certainly from his lawyers. I went through a failed M&A process and we were left with a 90K bill for it.

Console Wars[0] was a good book about this. Mostly centers around Sega, but the development of the PlayStation is a major topic covered as well.

[0]: https://www.amazon.com/Console-Wars-Nintendo-Defined-Generat...

It would be unlikely that anyone would/could share public details about such a thing given the NDA (and potentially LOI) terms that are signed prior to something like this happening. It happens though.

https://stripe.com/issuing. Just needs a virtual-only option.

Mailgun's logging is great, and includes the full-text of messages.

:)

Not invented here

That’s a Fitbit

They told me they basically only serve companies with VC investment. We were declined despite meeting the stated balance requirements because we were self-funded.

This is a pretty good list: https://pilot.com/guides/recommended-financial-stack/

You should put some contact info in your bio

Show me one place selling a $10 latte in SF. $5-6 sure, but you're exaggerating for no good reason.

This is a very real problem, and one I learned to deal with for the just under two years I was in evangelism. It was a big shift from 'doing the doing' to trying to influence the doers (product, engineering) from the outside. What I learned though was that I had a unique perspective into customer's needs since I was a partner to them and not trying to sell them anything (thankfully the company backed up this philosophy). Once I learned how valuable that perspective was, I was able to use those learnings to get leverage with the product team to effect change. So while it was a few degrees away from writing the code to make a customer's life easier directly, ultimately I got the same satisfaction from being the customer's advocate. And it made it possible to transition to a PM role.

Notion is getting popular fast

Their web site[0] claims they've already had 60MM in revenue. Curious why that impressive number pre-A round wasn't included in this article.

[0]: https://www.engineer.ai/customers

Note that the retention is not time-based: https://www.runscope.com/support/kb/test-result-retention Hopefully we have a better solution for this in the future.

There are more resources working on Runscope than ever before. CA continues to invest in stability, new features and support. CA is also going through an acquisition and that introduces more variables, but as of today (1+ year after acquiring us), CA has been extremely supportive of Runscope.

Salespeople...but, yes.

Your pricing is wayyyyyy too low.

Rdio. No other streaming service has come close to the UX perfection of Rdio.

The Microsoft deal hasn’t even closed yet.

Don’t forget advertisers!

I’ve been through this and happy to discuss privately and confidentially. Email is in my profile.

ngrok

We attempted to come up with a similar format for Runscope tests (YAML and all) but quickly abandoned it once we tried anything remotely complex (chained requests, control flow, limits of declarative assertions, etc.). YAML quickly becomes far less expressive than code. I still prefer using a UI like Runscope personally, but I’d use code if it weren’t available.

Also, any proper GraphQL support would abstract away the payload format. It should simulate a GraphQL client, not an HTTP client.