Collin Thompson

This is great. I’m excited to take this for a spin!

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✅ Nested Layouts groups ✅ React Server Components w/ Streaming ✅ Component-based Data Fetching & Caching—LFG! Superpumped for this release. Well done!

So happy this is out in the world. I've had your webpage open on a tab for the last few weeks, and I'm super pumped to give this a whirl. As a fintech startup, ledgers and managing APIs is already a major and necessary undertaking. But now with payment orchestration—and open source?!— this is a game changer and force-multiplayer for small teams to run with the big dogs. Well done guys, so...

This is such a great contribution. Well done. I’ve already asked the team at https://plasmic.app to include it in their studio

@rauchg @steventey for sooOoo long I’ve been trying to get my head around multi-tenant architectures in order to build out a few ideas. I’m super pumped that you guys have anticipated this need with a platform development tool that leverages the Vercel infrastructure, and makes it super simple to get started with testing things out. This will definitely help developers get started on new and...

The best way to build a strong community is to first, find an existing community, where you potential customers hang out, and be as helpful as possible. Learn the language of your users/customers/members and understand what their problems are, and what resources they need better/faster access to. ABH - Always be helpful Secondly, write down your findings and decide how you want to engage...

Stop thinking of it as a singular event that defines your company. It doesn't. you can launch, and launch again. in fact it's probably better that you do. It's better to think of it as a "release" with many more "releases" to come. Your goal is to get as much feedback on your product so you can make the next release better

Slack. I just don't get Discord. It seems overcomplicated for what it is

I work from home, but my home is now in Bangkok. I do short trips to Hua hin, Koh Samui, and Phuket. I love working from villas, outside, with my coffee and vape. I usually work next to the pool with my overhead canopy. I'm not a huge fan of coworking spaces because to me they're just McOffices, although there are some super amazing lifestyle and wellness workspaces that have been popping up...

#1 high quality written content eg blog—this has alot of downstream effects because this content then becomes useful for social media etc 2. mailinglist so, Google organic traffic, but you gotta put in the work with developing the right stuff and then distribution. which is challenging, but when it works it's like strong, consistent traffic. It depends on your niche, but my basic standard is...

you would use a database that uses cryptographic keys to secure data directly on devices like https://gun.eco/

depending on how complex your store is I would go with swell.is by far the best ecommerce platform going that is simple to use but can help you create almost anything imaginable.

I would highly highly recommend the team at Profitwell/pricing intelligently. They even have their own youtube channel that is dedicated to pricing. Have you already done your user personas and determined your potential customers WTP "Willingness to pay"? The team at Profitwell has a really great PDF that walks you through their techniques for creating user surveys that help you get to your MVP...

it always depends on who your customer is. let's say your customers are working moms in Missouri. Obviously PH or IH is not the ideal place to launch that product. I would try to find out where your customers are on a daily basis, and start to build a community there by being helpful — solving problems, and answering questions that relate to your solution. Secondly, I would niche down. Find...

aside from Similarweb, the top dawg for me with web analytics is AHREFS. when it comes to SEO, page, and content rankings you cant beat it. it's definitely not cheap, but the value you get out of it is un-matched.

Light mix, hahahaha. It's great to see your colleagues every once in a while, but the day to day- commute, endless meetings, and just general un-productivity is kinda horrible. I've run a full remote team for years now and we often just pick a city and meetup for a week to discuss things and enjoy each others time. I guess the world is our office hahaha.

I used a low code tool called https://plasmic.app , to me it's a design tool, but to many it's a frontend tool. It's replaced figma for alot of my design work because I can just design in code so no need to hand off or add steps to my workflow.