startups
When I don’t want to use a service anymore, unsubscribing should be dead simple. Tell me all about what I miss and make it easy to hop on the wagon again but whatever you do, don’t make it hard to unsubscribe. I don’t know why people do
startups
A week ago I went to an Apple Store and had them check my Macbook’s keyboard. My tab key was stuck and it could get really annoying when writing and coding. I though I would just get a new switch and key but something else happened. We’ll replace
startups
When starting a startup, don’t care about the tech in the beginning. It doesn’t really matter. As a coder I usually get this wrong. I usually care to much about the tech and the consequences are that other, more important stuff such as product market fit and actually
life
Everytime I’ve tried to turn a project into a startup it has eventually failed. Why? I’m not sure really, but I have a hunch. It’s not that I didn’t try hard enough. Because I did. I worked mornings, nights and weekends. I talked to strangers on
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I’ve been working on Klart.co for about three weeks now and 4 days ago I decided to post Klart on Show HN. This is what happened. Submit I was sitting on my couch, having my morning coffee after working out. I think it was around 7 AM. After
design
I had a pretty good idea what I wanted Klart.co to look like when I decided to build it. The most important things, above all else was that it had to be dead simple to: * Capture a website * Organize snapshots Trying to keep the first version of Klart as
life
I have once again read the article 1000 Fans by Kevin Kelly. I think it’s a really interesting piece, even though it’s quite old now (written in 2008). Here’s some thoughts about its relevance to today’s startup scene. While media is full of articles about rockstar
life
For as long as I can remember I’ve always had a love/hate-relationship with math. It has always been one of the subjects I enjoyed most in school, ever since I was 7 (I think?). When I was little, I think I liked it because it was somewhat objective,
design
This week I launched my 3rd project in 2016, Klart.co. Instead of building a bunch of features, this time I wanted to get it out there quickly. I figured that people would tell me what’s missing when they use it. What do you think happened? Well, it didn’
startups
Building products is an amazing experience. Going from rough ideas to sketching, building and seeing your creation come to life is awesome. One of the things I’ve always encountered when building something is finding inspiration. You know, colors, buttons, typography, copywriting and all that stuff. I usually turn to
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Edit: Learn Thai Fast is no longer up :( Here we go again. My second project since I decided to make (and finish!) more stuff is out there, in the wild. My first project was Remotespace.io, a curation of articles about remote work. This project is something completely different. A
startups
I've developed a fair share of failed apps the last years. None of these has gotten any traction. Instead they have just died, sooner or later. Why? Well, either nobody wanted them or I was lousy marketing them or even gave up too early. Either way, building an
