AJSturrock

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by AJSturrock 6mo ago
Thanks for all of this, really appreciate the detailed feedback and the links, will check those out. Apologies about the drum hit at the start! Appreciate that is probably way too loud, especially on headphones. Cutting the first second out
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Show HN: Shards of Stone – A Warcraft 2-inspired RTS that runs in the browser(shardsofstone.com)
2 points by AJSturrock 6mo ago|2 comments
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by AJSturrock 3y ago
Hey all, Adam here - founder of Order Legend. Great to see you stumble across our app! :) Let me know if you have any questions, happy to help!
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Show HN: Tutorial to create engaging videos with AI(twitter.com)
1 points by AJSturrock 4y ago|1 comments
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by AJSturrock 6y ago
Looks super simple and nice to use, great for those working with the JAMstack building a custom experience! What are your plans for this going forward?
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Taking headless mainstream – Learnings from the founder of Moltin (YC W15)(linkedin.com)
3 points by AJSturrock 6y ago|1 comments
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by AJSturrock 6y ago
I’ve had some space and time to reflect since moving on from Moltin (headless commerce platform & API recently acquired by Elastic Path). I recently wrote an article where I shared some of my observations and learnings over the past 7 y
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by AJSturrock 8y ago
Hey! one of the founders at Moltin here. Thanks for the mention @blackdogie, always a nice surprise to stumble across! Coredna looks interesting (nice explainer video!). @jsntrmn we often see the need to de-risk technology choices for decis
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Building an API Driven ECommerce Chatbot with Microsoft LUIS and Moltin(moltin.com)
17 points by AJSturrock 10y ago|0 comments
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eCommerce on the Apple TV(moltin.com)
1 points by AJSturrock 11y ago|0 comments
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by AJSturrock 12y ago
If you want a basic site quickly, then going with a platform like WooCommerce and an off-the-shelf theme may work well for you. Once you start customising themes and adding advanced functionality, complicated folder structures and functiona
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by AJSturrock 12y ago
There’s two reasons behind the way we’ve structured our pricing: Firstly you can very easily circumvent our checkout flow as we don’t lock you into using the entire system, we could therefore be supporting a large store and never receive a
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by AJSturrock 12y ago
Firstly we’ve looked at all of these options and as developers got pretty excited by their potential. The problem was that we found them to all be lacking in some degree, Snipcart is only for the most basic ecommerce, Ecwid is focused more
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Show HN: Moltin – eCommerce Back End as a Service(moltin.com)
116 points by AJSturrock 12y ago|49 comments
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by AJSturrock 12y ago
One of the biggest problems we faced from the offset was optimising our PHP codebase and to get the best response times possible. There was only so much we could do before we hit the limits of the existing system, and turning to HHVM really
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by AJSturrock 12y ago
Nice, if you have any questions or need any help just let us know!
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by AJSturrock 12y ago
Please let me know what you think about this, we're open to feedback!
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Show HN: Moltin - eCommerce API(moltin.com)
23 points by AJSturrock 12y ago|11 comments