Patrick : only for some apps
Drogus : for interactive apps, not for static apps that need to be indexed by Google
Andrzej : for all the apps
Adam : we need better tools on the backend in order to have a better developer experience
Piotr : Andrzej, would you write wikipedia as a SPA?
Andrzej : Yes.
Adam : What about SEO?
Andrzej : It's a myth that SPAs are not indexable. Google has an official document for that. It is additional work.
Patrick : …
…fixed them yet, so I'm going to tear‑downs some of my own pricing grid. [ Patrick notes : Compare and contrast this slide with the current version .]
I have a $ 9 a month plan. That was a mistake. I actually have a lot of customers on the $ 9 a month plan. They account for about 80 percent of my customer support requests, and approximately 95 percent of my headaches, and they pay me approximately nothing, and don't stick with the service for very long. [ Patrick…
- igvita.com: SSTable and Log Structured Storage: LevelDB
- SD Ruby Podcast: Episode 011: ActsAsTaggable Plugin
- Positive Incline: Intangibles, value and risk (or: Portfolio thinking)
- Derek Powazek: links for 2010-03-26
- A Piece of Our Mind: Out and About
- The "Tech. Arch.": Improving Web Conversions In 3 Key Steps
…fixed them yet, so I'm going to tear‑downs some of my own pricing grid. [ Patrick notes : Compare and contrast this slide with the current version .]
I have a $ 9 a month plan. That was a mistake. I actually have a lot of customers on the $ 9 a month plan. They account for about 80 percent of my customer support requests, and approximately 95 percent of my headaches, and they pay me approximately nothing, and don't stick with the service for very long. [ Patrick…
- igvita.com: SSTable and Log Structured Storage: LevelDB
- SD Ruby Podcast: Episode 011: ActsAsTaggable Plugin
- Positive Incline: Intangibles, value and risk (or: Portfolio thinking)
- Derek Powazek: links for 2010-03-26
- A Piece of Our Mind: Out and About
- The "Tech. Arch.": Improving Web Conversions In 3 Key Steps
The Lean Entrepreneur is Patrick's latest book, co-authored with Brant Cooper.
The book
The Lean Entrepreneur is useful whether you're seasoned in lean thinking or you've never heard of it.
There are great examples from real startups including Kissmetrics, Sharethrough, Hubspot, 500 Startups, TaskRabbit , and the book explains all the key terms, techniques and strategies you should know: life cycle adoption curve, pivot, vanity metric, product-market fit, …
- Lessons Learned: A full day of Lean Startup Workshops on December 4, 2012
…wants, desires and ultimately, determines the final value of your creation. Brant and Patrick spend considerable time helping you think through your customer segments. Cleverly and in the spirit of the scientific method, they even help you discover where your customer theory is wrong. Everyone likes a good story; Brant and Patrick interviewed dozens of entrepreneurs and documented numerous case studies both inside and outside of high-tech, in both startups and large enterprises. There's …
- » Product Launch Blog: Lean Startup Machine: Smarter Entrepreneurs in 55 Hours
- Trevor Turk: Links for 9-19-10
- Positive Incline: Fire-and-forget: what it means, some remedies
- Signal vs. Noise: What happens to user experience in a minimum viable product?
- Tea-Driven Development: Agile North 2010
- New Relic: Why Lean Startups Love New Relic
…Hermanni " Understanding & Purpose " Hyytiälä, Patrick " Variety & Resilience " Steyaert and Jabe " Learning Together " Bloom. David " Leadership " Anderson has on multiple occasions actively encouraged me to pursue lines of thought or language even when they seemed to be in conflict with his. And if you tweeted, left a comment, posted on kanbandev or Google+ or in any other way encouraged me to explain myself better, …
- Softies on Rails - Home: Waterfall, Scrum, and Kanban, Oh My
- Lindsay Holmwood - auxesis' musings: Devops Down Under 2011 videos online
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #796
- Tea-Driven Development: BDD Training
- Mike Perham: Don't Mistake Meetings for Process
- On the Path: The Path to an Agile Maturity Assessment
In this week's news, we find out how GitHub solved problems related to CSS performance, learn how to make a web standard, and measure performance in Grape APIs.
* Ars Technica looks at how Team Obama's tech efficiency left Romney in the dust.
* Steve Sounders conducts an experiment on the perception of speed .
* Artsy shows how measure performance in Grape APIs with New Relic.
* Patrick Meenan explains at why clearing IE's caches isn't as simple it seems.
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #1004
- Ruby Inside: This Week in Ruby: Ruby 2.0 Refinements, Cost of GC::Profiler, and BritRuby Cancelled
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 372 — Message-Oriented Programming
Patrick suggested that Apple buy Twitter to beef up their cloud services offering, but I fail to see how an acqui-hire of the company that made something called a "Fail whale" part of pop-culture lexicon is going to offer much of an improvement. For a company with billions of dollars in cash, they should be able to back up a few proverbial dumptrucks of money to the most talented web and online services people in the world.
If I didn't make my living on iOS, I'd be giving …
- Global Nerdy: Shit Apple Fanatics Say
- Alex R. Young : The Open Tsunami
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 368 — Fusion drive
- New Relic: A Developer Becomes a Product Manager
- Signal vs. Noise: PHOTO: Great design from Apple on this interaction...
- Viget.com Blogs: Device Testing Local Virtual Hosts
In this week's news, we go on the conference circuit to find great web performance tips from Velocity EU, WebPerfDays Europe, JavaOne and more.
* Patrick DuBois looks at the similarities between ordinary code and practice versus infrastructure as code.
* Joshua Bixby has answers to 36 questions about web performance .
* Microsoft's IE team explains why measuring time in millisecond resolutions just isn't enough.
* entity_5470 …
- Headius: Your JavaOne 2009 Ruby Guide
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: JRuby Meetup at LinkedIn Mountain View
- CaelumObject Developers' Blog: JAX-RS 2.0 - How to improve it
- Luigi Montanez: Ten Ruby Conferences (and Three Camps) in Eight Weeks
…Lean Entrepreneur: Embrace the Unknown to Go Big ." Patrick recently answered a few questions for us.
What aspect of Lean Startup methods most inspires you?
Patrick: The most powerful Lean Startup concept may be the embracing of "I don't know." So instead of believing in what we call The Myth of the Visionary, wherein a successful entrepreneur is someone who has seen the future with a fully formed, crystallized product in his or her head and so then …
- Obie Fernandez: Hiring me as a consultant
- Tea-Driven Development: Agile North 2010
- » Product Launch Blog: Startups: Do You Really Know Your Customers?
- Signal vs. Noise: What happens to user experience in a minimum viable product?
- Rowan Hick: Visa on Rails and Beyond
- Trevor Turk: Links for 9-19-10