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jpincheira

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About jpincheira

Co-founder at https://doola.com — the one-stop-shop for US and non-US residents to launch a US LLC.

Contact me via jpincheira at gmail.com

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    Good stuff! Thanks for sharing. Out of simply curiosity, did you use a multi-platform SDK for building the apps? Or just native?

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    From our experience, most customers go for Wyoming LLCs because of the cost-effective option of a $50 Annual filing charge as compared to Delaware which has a $300 Annual franchise…

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    It's a state that has services very well streamlined, and it's perfect for C-Corps. For LLCs, probably the best state will be Wyoming. We recently launched our new company [1] and …

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    Thanks so much man! Greetings back :)

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    Comment #26532174

    We're different than Atlas and people prefer us over them (and others) because we're much more than just incorporating, and leaving you out there alone navigating all the challenge…

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    Comment #24437178

    congrats on the domain Taylor! Way to go man.

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    As we've learned from building for remote teams [1], is that it's really about how you set a process for async communication, and not just about the tools. This is why we've been h…

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    I think that what's key here, especially during the current crisis, is to support businesses as much as we can to switch to WFH in the best possible way, with a simple process, and…

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    Comment #22540785

    Exactly, we say the same thing to people using our product [1]. And the same falls true for team compositions. If you have a 10+ team is already hard to work "as a team" like that.…

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    Me and my cofounder have only two sync meetings per week. For the rest we dogfood our own async video product [1] as we are 9 hours away in time zones. He’s in SF and I’m in German…

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    Instant but you gotta pay. Also in Canada. Funny that in countries like Chile transfers are free and instant.

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    Comment #21954673

    Don’t get me wrong but I know a lot of people that don’t use the right tool for the job. And people here are very biased towards Dart. I was a software engineer coding objc and swi…

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    Comment #21954292

    Exactly. Seems here that there’s tons of Dart fanboys in this thread forgetting that most people code to solve a business problem in the most efficient way.

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    Comment #21954279

    Funny how this got many upvotes and then lots of downvotes through the hours. I state again here: full stack Flutter is not ready for prime time. It needs more time to mature, and …

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    Comment #21952158

    To me "not enough packages" out there means it's an instant competitive disadvantage to do production-ready apps, at least for Web — which at for us at Standups is a critical platf…

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    Comment #21952103

    Sure! Send it over to jp@standups.io :) Cheers!

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    What are you using for web? We're using react, and are planning to move to react-native-web for better web + mobile code sharing, and for Catalyst for having a native macOS app — n…

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    Comment #21951971

    If you’re a small startup, just like we are doing at ours [1], you want to share as much code as possible between your web and mobile apps, and also backend, so sadly due to Dart, …

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