Caroline Schneider

Thanks for checking out Atomic CRM! We're excited to hear your thoughts. Whether you're curious about its features, need help getting started, or have ideas for future updates, feel free to drop your questions and feedback here. :)

My short answer: open-source is here to stay and will only continue to grow. - I firmly believe that the open source mindset is what makes the software industry so unique! I am part of a team of developers that puts open source at the heart of our business. We have two open source projects (a React framework called react-admin and a carbon calculator called GreenFrame.io). Since the launch of...

Hi Marcus! :) I'm Caroline and I'm part of a team of developers working on open-source projects. We use our skills with technology to empower businesses and individuals to become more sustainable.🌳 We want to help all fellow devs to build low-carbon, energy-efficient web applications and reduce their environmental footprint.

Our most important 2023 resolution is to empower as many developers as possible to be more sustainable and to further reduce our company’s carbon footprint🌱

Sharing is caring😉 That's why we decided to make our product GreenFrame open-source. Our tool helps developers build low-carbon, energy-efficient web applications and reduce their environmental footprint.

I loved reading all the answers.👍 It's so inspiring to share your goals with others! 🎯Our goal: To empower as many developers as possible to be more sustainable: That's why we decided to make our product GreenFrame open-source: https://greenframe.io/

Hey Anand! :) Here's a good article on productivity: https://dev.to/code_jedi/20-easy-ways-to-be-more-productive-as-a-developer-5f99 I hope it helps!

There's a big dev community on Reddit and Twitter.

Hi Arun! :) I'm Caroline and I'm part of a team of developers based in France. We use our skills with technology to empower businesses and individuals to become more sustainable.🌳 We want to help all fellow devs to build low-carbon, energy-efficient web applications and reduce their environmental footprint, using a state-of-the-art platform based on real science. Here's the link to our...

Great initiative! 👏 If you are looking for a tool to measure and reduce your website's carbon emissions, you should check out GreenFrame: www.producthunt.com/posts/greenframe ! :)

Great initiative! 👏 If you are looking for a tool to measure and reduce your website's carbon emissions, you should check out GreenFrame: greenframe.io ! :)

Great initiative! 👏 If you are looking for a tool to measure and reduce your website's carbon emissions, you should check out GreenFrame: greenframe.io ! :)

Great initiative! 👏 If you are looking for a tool to measure and reduce your website's carbon emissions, you should check out GreenFrame! :)

Great initiative! 👏 If you are looking for a tool to measure and reduce your website's carbon emissions, you should check out GreenFrame: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/greenframe :)

We are building a tool to measure and reduce your website's CO2 emissions. GreenFrame helps developers build low-carbon, energy-efficient web applications and reduce their environmental footprint, using a state-of-the-art platform based on real science. Feel free to check it out yourself: https://greenframe.io :)

We had the same questions a few weeks ago which is why we decided to simply try it out. We had pretty high hopes as most of our target audience is using LinkedIn on a regular basis. Unfortunately, we were quite disappointed: our LinkedIn Ad did not bring the traffic we were hoping for. Consequently, it is pretty pricey for the clicks generated. Hope this helps :)

Hi Max! Here are 2 key elements you should keep in mind when starting your company Twitter: A) Be consistent: Most people start and do the thing for a few weeks, then stop because there is no success. B) Engage with large accounts and those who produce quality content. It's crucial. Nobody cares about you if you're new. You build your credibility by engaging with others. It's much more...

Here are my main 2 tips for building a following on Twitter: A) Be consistent: Most people start and do the thing for a few weeks, then stop because there is no success. B) Engage with large accounts and those who produce quality content. It's crucial. Nobody cares about you if you're new. You build your credibility by engaging with others. It's much more important than producing...

Stay open-minded and try to see things from other people's perspective!