Isaac González

Mind blowing Congratulations on the launch, I'll definetely use webullar for one of my next projects, this is incredible useful specially for simple websites for local businesses.

Not available for iPhone :'c

If you're looking for someone who have a good amount of experience in the field and can deliver quality then you have to pay a fair price. (No need to explain why) But following the reply of Dan Smith, you can hire an intern from Latin America or Europe in case your company can't afford the costs of hiring an US intern. There's many universities in Mexico who would be glad to submit your...

Keep your new users engaged. Try to reconnect with them as soon as possible. Collecting e-mails or simplifying your sign up page could potentially retain a large portion of PH traffic. In my case, I created a 1 click sign up button w Twitter so the chance to acquire a new user is higher than a normal sign up page. Also, I recommend you to post your PH Launch in your product site so any...

You should add an arrow -> or something that indicates you have to swipe right to show the next lesson. I was confused at the beginning and I thought it was 1 lesson per week. 😂

Excellent for beginners in special if you’re learning new skills for your current job or project. I would like to see advanced topics in the future. Pros: No code experience required, beautiful design, price on point and JavaScript + SQL ;) Cons: Need advanced lessons, Some bugs with the resources menu in mobile and no option to purchase lifetime access.

Congratz! :D

I love the idea, but maybe you should add data from 4square or google APIs, so we can have more coffices recommendations around the globe! 🌎Also a weekly newsletter! Pros: More than only Starbucks Cons: Not working on mobile (iOS Safari)

More addictive than Fortnite! Pros: Innovative chatroom! Cons: Uhmmm need more cats n gorillas!

Hello Product Hunt! I’m the maker of RemoteList.pw which initially it was a small app idea to solve the problem about surfing on google to find job boards specializing on remote jobs, but at the beginning I only found a lot of terrible sites with almost no mobile optimizations, jobs posted decades ago (ok.. not that long) and a lot of 'gifs'/'massive' images to make everything more slow to...