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DEVpreneurs Charlie and Tom discuss why you should consider developing applications for third-party marketplaces, like Shopify and Heroku, for fun and profit.
Another weekly standup episode for DEVpreneurs Charlie and Tom. Charlie talks about tracking time as a creator to achieve long-term goals (without burning out). Tom talks about the new fast food app he's developing.
Charlie and Tom talk about what software, products, ideas, and interests they spent time on this week as DEVpreneurs. Charlie talks about tracking his exercise with Strava. Tom talks about growing an email newsletter, and consuming / sharing content.
Charlie and Tom talk about Tiny Capital: a micro-cap, tech private equity firm that starts, buys, and invests in wonderful internet businesses.
Charlie and Tom talk about the first step to building a startup, and how it often isn't the step most people start with.
Charlie and Tom talk about what software, products, ideas, and interests they spent time on this week as DEVpreneurs. Tom talks about his new job at HomeX. Charlie talks about his viral blog post on Hacker News, and landing_boi, an in-development rails engine for creating SaaS landing pages.
Charlie and Tom talk about what software, products, ideas, and interests they spent time on this week as DEVpreneurs. Charlie talks about terra_boi: a rails gem for deploying your rails application to AWS using 'rake deploy'
Charlie and Tom talk about what software, products, ideas, and interests they spent time on this week as DEVpreneurs. Tom talks about Shopify apps he has built and his writing pursuits. Charlie talks about a programming language flame war he may start with his new blog post.
Charlie and Tom talk about what software, products, ideas, and interests they spent time on this week as DEVpreneurs. In this episode, Tom talks about new Vocalmatic growth hacks, and Charlie talks about releasing Clientelify bulk CSV text message creation.
Charlie and Tom talk about what software, products, ideas, and interests they spent time on this week as DEVpreneurs.
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