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Comment #32962156
https://www.Kandoop.com , a productivity platform (better Evernote + Trello + WordPress-ish for custom feeds). It does a bunch of good stuff. AWS, PostgreSQL + Redis + S3, BE is 10…
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Comment #31862149
My new product, Kandoop (at https://www.Kandoop.com and on the app stores). It uses a cards-in-boards model, and is intended to be full life-cycle from an individual with an idea, …
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Comment #31294618
My app CardBoard ( https://www.cardboard.team/ ) is no-framework vanilla js. This is a large-ish codebase with a lot of functionality, and the same code is wrapped with apache cord…
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The difference between an agency/consultancy (selling services) and a product company is enormous. There are other advocates here for product, but since the $100k you mentioned is …
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Comment #30821465
Agreed on the hit-the-ground-running problem. Related to your final point, assuming that you're not coming into a situation well-known by all parties to be a shit show, I think the…
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Comment #30820770
Off the tools topic, but IMO the most important consideration: the mindset should be entirely about understanding the existing approach, conventions and philosophy, vs a critical a…
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Comment #30575341
Great write up!
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Comment #30575338
Great question. WC doesn’t provide any architectural structure beyond code encapsulation for your UI widgets. But this alone gets you per-feature sandboxing, even more strictly if …
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Comment #30572005
I’ve been working on an SPA built with no frameworks, a lot of WebComponents, and almost zero 3rd party code, and it’s fantastic. Package managers and frameworks have a lot of hold…
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Comment #29809781
One yet-to-be-mentioned element here is the dynamic of developer preference and resistance. As systems bifurcate into relatively cookie-cutter "lego"-like technical components (the…
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