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llch

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    Comment #4365693

    They are too late to gain back market share from Sublime Text.

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    Comment #3570482

    I see it as "We made a wrong decision"

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    Comment #3317813

    Bought the app for previewing Fireworks PNGs, but how can I view pages in it?

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    Comment #3066758

    nice service with a frictionless signup. very cool.

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    Comment #3066688

    An argument of why they won't buy webOS from HP -- IMO, Amazon shows its focus on recent launch. They didn't release an Android phone, but just an Android tablet to build their emp…

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    Comment #3066624

    love this! now this is an awesome product/market validation.

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    Comment #3059744

    One shouldn't spend months in basement coding, instead go and execute something simple, release, get metrics and feedback and learn how to iterate with an aim at product fit. With …

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    Comment #3056375

    An idea for using this service is that you want to validate your idea through landing page as a MVP.

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    Comment #3056369

    It's official -- Chartbeat has Google as its competitor.

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    Comment #3056364

    cohort analysis is the best investment for us so far. without cohort, we never know if our iterations are contributing our goals -- usually it means keeping track of retention for …

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    Comment #3056337

    Having the sample code right there on the landing page is the most compelling thing for developers, when the customers are developers.

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    Comment #3029296

    It's a neat design. timeline with horizontal scroll (lifepath) is more natural than vertical scroll (fb). Of course FB designs this way because of its layout limitation.

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    Comment #3016546

    If you can't monetize it, you can at least sell the source code as an enterprise solution -- i think there are many SMB would like to get this simple system in house.

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    Comment #2983983

    Your product needs two sides of customers: merchants want to reach more consumers and consumers want to get good deals. Breaking this chicken and egg issue creatively is probably t…