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My presentation: https://www.startupschool.org/presentations/242
From what I can tell, YC Startup School's first batch had 10K applicants, 3K accepted companies and 800 graduates presenting. It was very helpful for us (MoQuality) and seems like a huge success overall. Thanks YC! :) PS: Our presentation: https://www.startupschool.org/presentations/536
even considering that some companies have decided to not make a public presentation less than 30% graduating rate (3K to ~800) seens to be very low.
I like the sense that I can get a broad overview of what is out there and what the market looks like by seeing such a large sample of successful companies. How do you guys pick the categories? I ask because some categories are largbe (B2B) and there seems to be a lot of overlap. (i.e. what if there is a B2B company that is also a developer tool?) There are also some categories that I cannot find. There isn't, for ins…
It was also great to see that there was clearly effort put into crafting a solid pitch.
"Mom, I'm on TV": https://www.startupschool.org/presentations/799
We just launched Tuiqo (simple document versioning) and this is our presentation: https://www.startupschool.org/presentations/215
Launched https://kyso.io - Kyso is the fastest way to share data analysis to your team and the world.
We don't have the platform ready yet, but if you want to learn React.js, check out our first course: (it's free!) https://nanohop.com/react-daily-emails/
I mean, they might have an amazing product, but the delivery could be a show stopper. What do you guys think?