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I'm very interested to learn which technologies helped to created the product! Angular, jQuery, Ember, CoffeeScript?

Even 2 of my friends who don't even know the difference between Chrome and Internet Explorer recently talked about "this new search engine, something with duck...".

It's catching on :)

That's a great list, never head of any of the 3 books. Thanks you a lot for taking the time to write, I appreciate it a lot!

This sounds perfect, thanks for the suggestion :)

Thanks for the tips! Blue Ocean Strategy sounds very interesting.

Great suggestions, I read both already. Indeed, very high-level.

Thanks! I recently read a lot about him, must be because of his famous MicroConf presentations.

What do you guys think? Would you book a trip there?

Wow, may I ask what expensive interest / neighbourhood you have? Just curious ...

Looks great! So fluid; and my Mac didn't even start a fan running it. cool :)

I'm interested: What don't you like about Airbrake? (apart from the hideous UI)

> For what it is, even $19 a month feels like a lot.

Please read http://wadefoster.net/post/49775946303/startups-you-should-v... :)

EDIT: What I am trying to say is that the comment is underestimating the value of something like an error tracker, vastly - especially when managing several web apps.

I'm amazed at how fast this was done, seems like only weeks ago several people suggested this.

Is there / will there be a recording available online?

I like CloudBees (Java only). It's powerful, has high reliability and auto-scaling baked in.

Interesting post! I'm wondering:

1. How do you test your Dart code?

2. How do you integrate Dart with your existing Javascript?

3. Do you use Dart Web UI?

Important: StatsMix is shutting down

Three and half years ago, StatsMix set out to solve problems around tracking important metrics across different systems. With the support of TechStars and the local Boulder startup community, we've had an amazing journey building and running StatsMix.

Unfortunately, due to a variety of circumstances, the business isn't sustainable and we're unable to continue running the service. Our best course of action for everyone involved is to shut down.

On March 31 at 5pm MST, we'll be closing StatsMix by shutting down the servers and deleting the data. Effective immediately, the service is unavailable to new customers.

If you're a current customer, you'll have two months to make alternative plans. We realize this will be difficult for many of you, but we'll be available to help in any reasonable way we can. If you'd like a full backup of your data, just let us know. Also, we're happy to discuss alternatives in the market based on your business needs. Again, just reply to this email and we can setup a time to chat.

Finally, we're extremely grateful to all our customers and everyone who has supported us. We truly hope to work with you all again at some point in the future.

Sincerely,

Tom Markiewicz Co-founder and CEO