tylery

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by tylery 5y ago
Hey, glad you enjoyed Dylan's book! Since you mentioned maybe trying Sleuth. Dylan just posted a Show HN for our new Accelerate metrics tracker, you can read his comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=det
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Show HN: From zero to 100 deploys a day [pdf](f.hubspotusercontent00.net)
20 points by tylery 5y ago|3 comments
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by tylery 5y ago
Our co-founder Dylan Etkin wrote this book from a practitioner's perspective. Dylan was one of the first 20 employees at Atlassian, and a founding engineer and the first Architect of Jira. He has also led engineering for Bitbucket at s
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by tylery 6y ago
+1 I really enjoyed the Phoenix Project.
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by tylery 7y ago
If you use Netlify to deploy your static site, they have a nice Preview feature you can use.
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by tylery 8y ago
Is workflowy what you had in mind? It works really well for zooming in and out lists/sublists.
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by tylery 8y ago
Nylas N1 then, now Mailspring (its spiritual successor).
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by tylery 8y ago
Yes there are people who do this. Example: https://www.instagram.com/azamatsmith/
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by tylery 8y ago
I'm planning to do this too, and did my own research. I'm probably going to go with the Launch School ( https://launchschool.com/ ) because of its focus on giving you the foundational skills to learn any language (a
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by tylery 8y ago
Airtable? Your needs will change as you grow so you want something flexible.
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Who are your developer heroes?
1 points by tylery 9y ago|1 comments
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by tylery 9y ago
Here's one startup in a similar space: http://www.brightidea.com/
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by tylery 10y ago
(I consult on topics like this for startups) A lot of the comments are focused on figuring out price points, i.e. how much. You should also spend time figuring out the right pricing metric, to make sure that as your customer gets more value
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by tylery 10y ago
I recently set up a LLC in California using Nolo's $99 online service (could have figured it all out myself but didn't want to spend time): - First get a federal EIN number online (free, self-service) for the LLC. - When filing ou