Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
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Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#2I don't understand why is there not more competition / options in the BaaS area. User management is stable, almost boring functionality required by every single product.
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#3Excellent list! But you should probably add AirTable ;)
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#4The contributing guidelines page at https://github.com/davisonio/awesome-irc/blob/master/CONTRIB... gives a 404.
Wanted to mention mattermost.com/.org as a Slack alternative in the Group Communication/Chat Tools section.
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#5The contributing guidelines page at https://github.com/davisonio/awesome-irc/blob/master/CONTRIB... gives a 404. Wanted to mention mattermost.com/.org as a Slack alternative in the Group Communication/Chat Tools section.
The correct link is: https://github.com/cjbarber/ToolsOfTheTrade/blob/master/CONT...
I submitted PR to fix this: https://github.com/cjbarber/ToolsOfTheTrade/pull/325
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#6I don't understand why is there not more competition / options in the BaaS area. User management is stable, almost boring functionality required by every single product.
Any thoughts, folks?
Is this a good opportunity?
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#7I don't understand why is there not more competition / options in the BaaS area. User management is stable, almost boring functionality required by every single product.
Any thoughts, folks? Is this a good opportunity?
Sure, everything is an opportunity. Make it happen!
On the other hand, the traditional wisdom is that a lack of competition isn't a good sign.
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#8Related to this, using: https://hnprofile.com/
You can identify who is an expert related to each tool or any topic in general
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#9I don't understand why is there not more competition / options in the BaaS area. User management is stable, almost boring functionality required by every single product.
Any thoughts, folks? Is this a good opportunity?
It's simply too hard to make money. You have very demanding users with infinite resource requirements and finite budgets. There's no margin in it.
And there are existing solutions that are satisfactory.
Re: Tools of the Trade, from Hacker News
#10Missing joplin in the note taking tools section. - Great list though!