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Lanyrd: From idea to exit – the story of our startup
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Re: Lanyrd: From idea to exit – the story of our startup
#32Natalie put a lot of work in to this (and we're suposed to be on holiday!). There's lots of great stuff in here - not just about the overall startup experience, but also advice on talking to press, raising money and building out the company.
This is a really nice writeup of the whole startup process. Thanks for this!
Re: Lanyrd: From idea to exit – the story of our startup
#33>Over time he completely re-architected the app to have a UI that is driven entirely from the server and doesn’t need to go through the various app stores to release changes. So I'm reading this and wondering: this differs from a webapp how exactly?
There's more to a web app than the UI.
True, but the UI is the only part that defines it as a web app.
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#35>Over time he completely re-architected the app to have a UI that is driven entirely from the server and doesn’t need to go through the various app stores to release changes. So I'm reading this and wondering: this differs from a webapp how exactly?
Our iPhone and Android apps both use native UI components (table views etc) that are defined by data from the server, so we can ship new native-feeling features without compiling a new build.
Re: Lanyrd: From idea to exit – the story of our startup
#36Greeting from Morocco :)