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ravikalaga

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About ravikalaga

Engineer, Product Creator. ravikalaga.com

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    Comment #3280287

    A few things I use - 1. Mailchimp 2. Twitter 3. Vimeo Videos 4. Facebook (but this is dicey if you have not yet launched) None of the above cost any money. If you are a mass consum…

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    Comment #3270645

    Thank you. Thanks to facebook, online bartering may just be a way to reduce how much we consume. Atleast that's the guiding philosophy.

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    Comment #3270514

    Simple UI, like it. So only for traders? No chance of regular investors to use the information in some way? Just curious about this only being for such a niche crowd.

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    Comment #3270498

    Finalized service name. Finishing UI. Finishing the stories and pitch. Working on building a network in the bay area to build the team. Not a bad month considering 8hr workdays inc…

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    Comment #3264033

    Pragmatic is the first place I have turned to after deciding to start building my product by myself. They are thankfully short and to the point. My suggestion would be to start off…

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    Comment #3243909

    - Things you take for granted here in the US are still dicey back there. Transportation, timings around food, general work hours, weekend relaxation etc. It's a different lifestyle…

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    Comment #3237169

    What could be cooler for a few days work to be out in open beta? You get feedback from real users (not friends/well wishers) and if it works well or sucks, you at least get honest …

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    Comment #3237073

    Thanks Alex. I gave up after trying to find someone magical for 2 months and I now have a demo site with a fake back-end. Slogging through Ruby on Rails and I realized this is real…

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    Comment #3180908

    Your notes are more or less similar to mine, definitely better presented. I see a common thread in almost all the stories by the speakers, product is the king and that's relatively…