alexjv89

At some point off time, if you use it for something, would love to know how you used it.

Yes..

k8s is a meme for wasted engineering resource - yup agree.. not so much with argonaut. Was on EBS for the longest period of time.

We were on beanstalk before.

We at cashflowy.io has been using argonaut for a while now. As a single person dev team, I did not have the time luxury to deal with kubernetees and also handle customer support/business development etc. Wanted the flexibility of kubernetees but did not want the full kubernetees overhead being a small startup. Argonaut has worked out really well for us.

"Cities and Ambition" is not mentioned as much as the other ones(about ~1000 times). It does have an MTS score of 9.9 though.

haha, thanks :)

Yeah, within startup realm, his insights are killer. Outside not so much.

We use semantic-ui at Highlyreco (https://www.highlyreco.com). Semantic is a CSS framework that we absolutely love. Cant recommend it enough. Semantic made it possible for 2 developers(non of us are front end focus engineers) to build out a fairly complex ui at Highlyreco. Semantic gives us the ability to iterate really fast on UI.

We probably would not exist without semantic. For earlier projects I used to use bootstrap. My opinion is that Bootstrap is good for designing landing pages and semantic is good for building user interface pages.

I dont agree with this. Just because semantic(or any other tool) does not work for you does not mean it should not exists. Semantic is a massive time saver as a small team trying to build a functional product, where the team cant afford to have a pure front end focused developer. As a 2 person team, I can get a lot of functional product out with Semantic. I would recommend semantic any day.

It might not work for you, but like I said, it does not mean it should not exist. Thats me trying to defend a framework that I absolutely worship.

thanks.. this is useful.. tried it out and perfectly matches my needs.

disclosure - one of the makers here..

sorry.. thanks for the tip.. Will definitely do that next time..

this might be relevant here - https://www.highlyreco.com/

Have you seen this? - https://www.highlyreco.com/

Thats weird, we build something. Someone posted it, and we were made makers pretty quickly.. I guess every time a system fails, it does turn a couple of people away. I would had similar feeling if we were not made makers immediately.

The same happened here. One of the mods found our product and put it on PH. We just had a signup button, but there was no activity that a signed in user could do. People still signed up. Who posts your product on PH matters, I think. If we had posted it ourself it would have looked pretty sad.

stop following a lot of people and twitter will be substantially better.

This is super awesome... Lesser devops requirement particularly in early stages trying to validate an idea.

Thanks for the comment. Two things - 1) Finding Indiehackers.com interesting .. digging deep into it. 2) ""I haven't really done much marketing yet," - and it's often because they're in a market they don't understand well. - makes sense..

what books does he recommend to entrepreneurs and more importantly why..

the site does not work.

Awesome video ! Crisp and to the point

The app can be tried out here - http://alexjv89.github.io/mindless/ before downloading. It is recommended to download and run on localhost so that internet issues dont slow you down !

Created a github page - http://alexjv89.github.io/mindless/ . You can try out the app there before downloading.

Awesome thanks !

No idea why I did not think of that.. sure why not.. Will put it up and share the link

Thanks. This is achievement level unlocked for me :) A comment on one of my HN submission !

Regarding the persistence problem. That is weird. The app uses local storage in the browser to persist the tasks and make it available in the next session. If you close the tab/app and open it again, you should still have all the tasks. This might be a bug. Can you share more details such as the browser you use etc?

Review completed tasks - thinking about this one. Might include this in the road map. So far what I noticed is that the maybe the tasks that are completed are not that very important to see again. Maybe simple statistics on tasks completed per day per thread would be awesome.

Really loved the project. Would love to get one of these if you ever make this available to purchase.

Yeah, would love to chat with you more on OSHW. Mail? alex@makeystreet.com