Tomorrow I’ll be launching https://typehut.com , a super simple publishing platform for blogs, changelogs, newsletters, announcements, etc that I’ve been building during this last month.
Is this based on TipTap ? The text editor reminds me of it
Ask HN: What did you build in 2019?
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#132website: getpixelpal.com
To be honest, though, I've fallen out of love with it and I'm considering shutting it down or making a pivot to something else.
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#1332019 was not a great year for me, too. However, as a side project I launched a micro-social networking app for introverts. It's available for both iOS and Android. website: getpixelpal.com To be honest, though, I've fallen out of love with it and I'm considering shutting it down or making a pivot to something else.
Re: Ask HN: What did you build in 2019?
#1342019 was not a great year for me, too. However, as a side project I launched a micro-social networking app for introverts. It's available for both iOS and Android. website: getpixelpal.com To be honest, though, I've fallen out of love with it and I'm considering shutting it down or making a pivot to something else.
Maybe open source it and let the community take over xD
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#135Re: Ask HN: What did you build in 2019?
#136Kind of a project-feature / workspace-switcher for macOS. Facilitates human context switching by allowing you to save and load all open applications and their state (open windows, tabs, etc.)
Not entirely finished - open beta pretty soon.
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#137Re: Ask HN: What did you build in 2019?
#138I also build a way to archive anything you browse online so you can read it again offline as if you were still online. > 500 stars on GitHub. https://github.com/dosyago/22120
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#139Re: Ask HN: What did you build in 2019?
#140I built the following things: - A SaaS for productized services ( https://www.manyrequests.com ) - I wrote a book (in 24 hours) on productized services: ( http://www.productizebook.co ) - I also grew a FB group (Productized Startups) to 1950+ members on the topic of productized services. My goal for 2020 for my SaaS is to hit 150 customers or $10k/month in monthly recurring revenue. To achieve that goal I plan to: -…
How did you go about building the community? Has it been worth the investment?
How I did it: - Started a small Facebook group, added friends - Started connecting on FB with productized service entrepreneurs, added them to the group - Mentioned the group in various places (Twitter/Indie Hackers/...)