FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

Their experience.
Your next move.✳

Discover hard-earned lessons, useful tools, and business ideas
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Tool picks

Slint: Native GUI Toolkit for Rust, C++ or JavaScript

Original English

As a big company, I'd pay for "support" for both that aspect and for input into the direction of the product.

Business ideas

How to price enterprise software

Original English

However, I think that JBoss often goes into large organizations where the maintenance fees on Weblogic, etc.

Hard lessons

Ask HN: Who is currently broke due to being in a startup?

Original English

I decided to do a startup (sneffel.com) over the summer instead of finding an internship, I was hoping it'd be profitable by the end of …

Business ideas

A Practical Guide to Web App Success (2011) – now free and CC licensed

Original English

I figured the best thing to do with it - especially as I'm 100% focused on my startup, and it was never going to make …

Hard lessons

Test-Driven Development is Stupid

Original English

In the start because I had to set up the testing as I had to setup the real software.

Business ideas

Stripe's New Recurring Billing Features

Original English

It's not too complicated, but it's enough to make it much likelier that I'd introduce a stupid bug.

Business ideas

Ask HN: who started something in 2012 that didn't or won't become profitable?

Original English

I spent on myself anyway) and has made a whopping $26 or so -- but it'll never really go above that, and 'sales' have already …

Business ideas

Ask HN: Moving from Corporate to Solo Dev?

Original English

I had saved up about 3-6 years of runway (counting my average daily expenses).

Business ideas

Launch HN: Delve (YC W24) – HIPAA compliance as a service

Original English

When building Delve, we worked hard to give you everything you need in one place, reducing the hassle and cost.

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