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Jon Arne S.
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Is it still worth it?
Hi. I've been a PH user for many years. Not super active, but I love the core value of PH which, for me at least, is to find new cool stuff first.
I've never launched anything the "proper" way as is suggested and well documented on the webs.
However, this will probably change over the next months.
But there comes my question. Is it worth all the effort? Is the most successful launch the one...
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I discovered this a while back, and have used it for many of my "pet projects". It's super easy to use on it's own and also to integrate in existing workflows.
What is amazing is to get visualized that digital and tech has quite a big carbon footprint! Helps bring awareness.
Co2.js supports two models for calculating the carbon footprint;
- 1byte
- Sustainable Web Design (SWD)
For those in...
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CO2.js is a JavaScript library that enables developers a way to estimate the emissions related to use of their apps, websites, and software.
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Jon Arne S.
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Going Carbon Neutral
I'd encourage all product managers to include sustainability in the planning, development and operations of any software product.
I've recently gone through the exercise with ImageEngine and it's actually not that difficult nor expensive. ...and it feels good 🌿
I've written a 3-step guide here: https://hackernoon.com/make-your-app-or-site-carbon-neutral-in-3-steps
TLDR;
1. Establish the...
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Retention/Churn Rate is the only safe metric to know if the market is happy with your product. If they're happy, they stick around.
However, this is a lagging indicator of product-market fit.
A leading indicator would be nice of course. What that is, depends on your product/service. Possibly something related to specific milestones reached, frequency of actions performed etc. Leading...
How do you measure product-market fit?
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Hello. Most of us are well aware that images account for most of the bytes downloaded when we're surfing the web. We made ImageEngine to reduce the size of images and by that, increase the speed of the web. When we ran a test on the top 5k sites on the web, ImageEngine was able to reduce image size significantly. For mobile devices size was reduced by 62%, actually.... Which is huge!
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ImageEngine - the fast Image CDN
ImageEngine is an image CDN that will automatically pull images from the origin and optimize them, real time, according to the browser's or device's capabilities. ImageEnigne will improve UX by making images load fast with without compromizing visual quality
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ImageEngine - the fast Image CDN