The Upside to Building Products for Developers(benplesser.wordpress.com)
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The Upside to Building Products for Developers
http://benplesser.wordpress.com/2013/10/16/the-joys-of-building-products-for-coders/
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I have yet to pass the willing-to-pay barrier, but my experience launching Cursive has really echoed his first two points. Developers really appreciate attention to detail in a product and my experience working with the beta testers has been that most of them are willing to spend a lot of time helping find and fix bugs and are generally a really friendly and accommodating bunch. Plus I'm scratching my own itch all day - it doesn't get better than that.
What percentage of your motivation for writing this post was a desire to talk about making products for coders in general and what percentage was wanting people to check out your site?
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Be honest :)
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Be honest :)
Those two goals aren't incompatible, right?
The title may be a joke but the blog post is very sincere.
The title may be a joke but the blog post is very sincere.
Why is it necessary to break the motivation into percentages? Who cares! He's got an interesting product, and wrote about it in a blog post.
If I were answering, I'd say I was 100% motivated to talk about making a product for coders, and 100% motivated to get people to check out the site.
If I were answering, I'd say I was 100% motivated to talk about making a product for coders, and 100% motivated to get people to check out the site.
OP, u still have not answered me. Why C# search is failing on u r site?
Filter by C# tag fails!
Why do all new sites fail at this? Is # a stopword in your basic search functionality?
Why do all new sites fail at this? Is # a stopword in your basic search functionality?