How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
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Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#2HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#3For some reason, the link is here: http://www.tawheedkader.com/2010/04/how-i-used-heroku-chargi...
Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#4Sorry about that guys, I was trying to write a little script to auto-post and it had a bug.
Correct link: http://www.tawheedkader.com/2010/04/how-i-used-heroku-chargi...
Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#5Sorry about that guys, I was trying to write a little script to auto-post and it had a bug. Correct link: http://www.tawheedkader.com/2010/04/how-i-used-heroku-chargi...
Maybe you can you put in a redirect using mod_rewrite
Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#6Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#7Maybe with a longer development time you could have built something that would incur lower overhead over the long term. Heroku and Chargify become quite expensive if your business grows to any significant degree. Instead, building directly on top of the Paypal API and deploying to a hosting provider that will not bankrupt you as you scale would be a more optimal approach -- you won't get your site up in 3 days but with higher margins you will likely have fewer regrets down the road.
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#8nicely done! this post inspires me to take action and create some of the ideas i had, seeing that they can be done so quickly.
Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#9Maybe with a longer development time you could have built something that would incur lower overhead over the long term. Heroku and Chargify become quite expensive if your business grows to any significant degree. Instead, building directly on top of the Paypal API and deploying to a hosting provider that will not bankrupt you as you scale would be a more optimal approach -- you won't get your site up in 3 days but wi…
You can always reduce overhead after you gain some traction.
Re: How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud
#10Nice copy on your site. It appears you are a good marketer :).