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steffoz
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About steffoz
https://www.datocms.com
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Comment #46710068
A bit! By having a non strict published_at ordering, but grouping by author, I definitely feel like a know more about the people behind their blogs!
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Comment #46703817
I like the idea very much! No code available yet? :)
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Comment #46703711
Great! And funny too, just posted about my personal take on the same topic: https://squeaki.sh/p/i-turned-my-website-into-my-feed-reader...
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Comment #46372884
There's some real gems in this comment. > we have paid off the mortgage on our premises and are decidedly boring We too like to call us boring :) This kind of boring is so good. > …
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Comment #46372488
For us it was a performance issue. We load tested DBs and servers with our real app and found out Heroku (notoriously known for being stuck in 2010) performed better then some more…
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Comment #46372461
I don’t give employees (and stable freelancers/contractors) the minimum I can get away with; I give them a fair share of the profits on top of their regular salary. I’m not sure ho…
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Comment #46372398
But employees get a part of the cake too! If profits are high, we all celebrate together! During 2025, 7% of the profits have been shared with our employees (and stable freelancers…
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Comment #46367368
Awesome to hear, thanks for sharing man! Enjoy! :)
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Comment #46367285
Not just huge companies.. lots of web agencies [1] and mid-sized businesses use us to manage their web presence, mostly for the same reason: building custom sites quickly without t…
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Comment #46367013
Kudos to you! What’s your current venture, if I may ask?
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Comment #46366947
> I think you're leaving a lot of money on the table 100% agree. Also, I'm completely fine with it. Money is not the end goal to me. > you’re adding existential risk to the busines…
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Comment #46366485
Define “successful Italian agency” :) If breaking even every year with 20+ employees counts as successful, then yes—successful. But I think you may have a mistaken idea of the leve…
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Comment #46366392
Totally! That’s the most important message. The numbers we’ve managed to achieve are beyond even the most optimistic outlook we had ten years ago, and we would have been (and were)…
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Comment #46366351
> Anyway, if I had my shot again, I'm not saying I'd renounce funding. Bootstrapping for a short period to figure things out is great, but funding also creates opportunities where …
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Comment #46366253
E andiamo! :)
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Comment #46366232
That was one of our early fears. Wanting to continue to remain small, will we be swallowed up by larger competitors, who will devour the entire market? Turns out, it didn't happen.…
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Comment #46366203
That is a really nice comment, thank you a lot
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Comment #46366189
Ouch, I'm a Firefox user myself, but this one slipped! Thanks!
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Comment #46366183
In general, we try to keep things extremely simple. And then we simplify some more. If you're very strict on this basic rule and apply it at every level, from the start, you can go…
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Comment #46366141
ahaha, true. on the other hand, wordpress is more 20 than 15 now :)
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Comment #46366126
Noted, thanks! :)
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Comment #46365826
Sorry to hear. Why exactly?
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Comment #46365796
infortunately not.. too low self-esteem at the time to think that would have been interesting for anyone :)