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hmgauna

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About hmgauna

I like to build things. That's why I need to be in constant learning. I have no great programming skills, but I have a sense of product. I studied Communications & Media.

You may want to check my latest project http://inflooenz.com

To contact me, just drop me an email hmgauna@gmail.com

Recent public activity

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    You could also consider the very long trial approach as WhatsApp. In that way, you will get a lot of users that will think that they have plenty of time to try your app and then lo…

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    I find this interesting enough. I've been myself involved in those kind of ideas... but never got to anything. As other said, there is a big expression space in the web, with room …

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    Comment #4229611

    As other say... you might be a jerk. But it is impossible to tell from here. Putting that aside, it seems that you are in That point. You may consider going to the next level: get …

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    Comment #4158393

    As a musician and former gamer, I think this is a great idea and interesting discussion about pricing and business models. Have you thought about a commission/share model? I don't …

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    Comment #4128262

    Hey, I just saw you are looking for some help with translations. I can do the job for spanish. Is it made with PO files?

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    Comment #4112523

    This year I built http://inflooenz.com It's a tool to explore music influences. I have around 100 visitors each day, but I'm a bit stacked with the site as a product. At the beginn…

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    Comment #4112452

    Right now I'm trying to use it and I'm getting a lot of errors. As far as I can see, you need to work on the SEO side: there's a lot that needs to be done on that front. Change you…

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    Comment #4112352

    It's hard to diagnose, but as other says (and your stats point out), there is something giving a little amateur feel. From a blog point of view, you should definitely show your aut…

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    Comment #4069147

    Hi, If you are interested in front-end learning, I've found this useful for myself: http://www.codecademy.com They have sort of interactive tutorials to go through js, jQuery, html…

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    Comment #3808797

    I really like the idea of your product, and it seems to do what you promise. I have not test it in depth, maybe some times I was kind of lost (for a short moment), I think it can b…

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    Comment #3808379

    I'm really interested in this topic, and unfortunately it seems to be, as you say, a lack of interest there. As far as I know, the last effort to go towards a standard in semantic …

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    Comment #3682665

    This is a little off topic, but... As a matter of fact, Chrome is not the first browser to offer that mailto config. At least Opera and Firefox already had (a long time ago) a way …

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    Comment #3675688

    Hey! It depends a bit on how your site works. A typical use of the GA script may already do the work. But sometimes, you need to set things to do the right tracking: the typical ex…

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    Comment #3674114

    This is a very interesting topic. It involves a crucial question about the impact of 'the company culture' in its success or failure. We usually hear that X company has X kind of c…

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    Comment #3671476

    As the others, it's hard to tell as I'm not in that business. The product looks professional and sleek, but the best advise I can give you is that you look for feedback from your r…