Michael Carrano

Going to have to give this a try on my Chromebook.

I use Greenhouse CI for personal projects. It is nice not having to configure a travis.yml or circle.yml file anymore.

Awesome extension! Now I might actually check Facebook more frequently. I also wonder if something like this would be useful for Twitter?

This app would have been perfect for me as I just picked up 3lbs of triple smoked bacon today. Unfortunately, it is for iOS and I have Android. Is there a web version?

So happy someone finally made this! However, sad that there is no Android version. I remember talking to the CEO of SeatGeek and mentioning, while I do want the best price for my seat, I also want some action such as catching a foul ball. Just curious where you get that sort of data from?

I have been using this desk for about a month now, I really enjoy standing and working. The finish and quality of the desk is better than I expected. An interesting note: This is the first Kickstarter project that I backed where I actually received 100% of my reward.

I have been using Link Bubble (http://www.linkbubble.com) for a really long time, how does this app compare to it?

Runscope has some really nice tools that I use regularly. Whenever I am developing an Android app that has a backend, I use Requestbin + Hurl.it Hurl.it is another tool by Runscope - http://www.producthunt.com/posts/hurl-it

Nitrous.io is really great to use when you interview candidates for engineering roles. No need to worry about getting a machine setup and you can then review the code later with the rest of the team. I think it also helps candidates feel more at ease since they will be working with a more familiar IDE and not a Google Doc that isn't meant for coding. If you aren't interviewing in person,...

I really enjoy Muzei and it is one of the first apps I install on all my Android devices. The source code is also available on Github: https://github.com/romannurik/muzei

I am a huge fan of Crashlytics and will continue to use it and going to look into MoPub. As a developer, I don't think I will ever use Digits since personally, as a user, I dislike giving apps my phone number as that is an identifier that will stick with me for a long time, unlike an email address where I can easily create a new one as I please.

Really neat and I like the fact that it is audio base. I cannot count the number of times where I write down an idea and on paper it looks great but once I actually talk to someone about it, I change my mind and think it is actually a terrible idea. I have only had to pitch a few times in the past and I know I could use a lot of practice.

I've signed up to Datacoup back when they were in beta. I only connected accounts where my data was public anyway such as Twitter. Figured the small amount of money I get from this can go towards renewing a domain I own. Perhaps @matthewphogan will chime in with more details on his plans for Datacoup.

Good luck guys! It was a blast being on the Startupbus NYC and watching you guys develop the idea + win the competition.

Been using spectacle for a while and really wish Apple had this functionality built into their OS. Also great to see the code on Github: https://github.com/eczarny/spectacle

This is a really interesting space since in the past people had to go to a mechanic in order to "figure out what is wrong" with their car. I put this in quotes because I am sure many of us have had an experience with a bad mechanic which ended up charging us for a lot of unnecessary work. Now we have these easy to plug in devices that can give us most of the information we need to make the...

@rockyita what kind of measures do you have in place to prevent users from registering clearly trademarked names such as Google?

Beautiful site and the video has me craving for dessert. I personally use Betterment and I am wondering if there is any benefit to using Sumday instead. My Betterment behavior mimics Sumday in that I do monthly deposits + random deposits when I am saving for something specific minus the social aspect with hashtags.