Huge fan of the Pocket App. Any guesses for how much the deal would be worth?
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That's quite expensive for $100. Also, doesn't sound like an advice, more like a judge for an elevator pitch.
The less electron-based running apps, the better. The only electron app I (sometimes) use is Atom.
I have switched to slack on browser, instead of the app.
I haven't used much of Ghost. But this is sad that people say that a some tech is Sh*t, just because it didn't work out for them.
My main concern is that I won't be able to get the user's picture and basic info.
I have met great developers who never went to college and some developers who can't even ship a small segment of a product with Masters.
Even though HN now works great on mobile browsers, I remember I had to zoom in on mobile earlier. Guess they'll do something about this as well.
An app which connects you with an anonymous person who might share the same interests as you. Once you're comfortable, you can unlock each other's profiles. Done with most of the programming.
Also, off-topic, but why bitbucket?
You can find it on https://matchr.in
Obstacle : Not starting already.
Preparation : Trello board of a collection of tasks. Labeling them one by one as done.
Apart from that, I don't have Facebook's app. I have killed my habit of randomly opening facebook.com. So I'm good. I just use it for Logins even on the apps I have made.
More pros than cons. Also, I think it's a better idea to create a fake profile just for the apps & make one of your active friends an admin so that even if you lose the account, the other person holds it.
As a developer, you need a Facebook account even if your product doesn't use Facebook's data. For example : Facebook ads.
As you said, people just scroll through products. While scrolling, if they find your product attractive (or thumbnail / tagline) then it's a win-win for you.
As a user, I go to PH to check out new things. And I have stuck to most of the apps which I liked on PH.
^ It's too soon to judge any product/startup by its PH launch at this moment. But then, a lot of huge companies launch their products there.
As for the legal rights, Quoting: "We are releasing this under a MIT license so you can print it on anything, use it anywhere, and never have to worry about royalties, licenses, and other such things."