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

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Hard lessons

No-code is the future of programming. That's great news for engineers

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Whoops, you better have a billion dollars because we charge you per request or some other insane pricing model.

Tool picks

Show HN: DevRaven – Monitoring for Developers

Original English

- I started by writing and testing my check locally, and then copied it over into a “synthetic test”.

Business ideas

Startup Idea: Reverse Amazon

Original English

I built something similar to this for a client in 2002, I still have the Java source code.

Tool picks

Open-source client scaffolds and API pricing

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As a result, developers on that platform need to cover the costs for storing that data, whether or not they need it.

Tool picks

Ask HN: My startup has failed. What comes next?

Original English

But, we paid our bills, and paid our staff out of personal savings, and gracefully closed the company.

Business ideas

Our homegrown A/B testing framework

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A bit of a pain in the keister for a Saturday morning but the test raised sales by 60% so I'll put it in the …

Field notes

Did Dropbox and Evernote Heed the Lessons of Flip?

Original English

That is probably a better deal for the founder than getting a $1 billion valuation and just paying out dividends.

Business ideas

Things to consider before launching a startup (or) Sometimes it's not so fun

Original English

I started my business with a budget of $60, and spent $56 of that.

Hard lessons

Reflections on startup life: Week 76 (Y Combinator Interview)

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On reflection I think the questioning about Delicious that we failed to articulate was not "how are we different" in a feature sense, but 'what …

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