tom meagher

you can build a meaningful business by verticalizing patreon AND building it in to where "fans" hang out. opencollective, good. github sponsors, better. github is waiving fees and matching up to $5k for the first year.

@adamwathan big fan! who do you think can benefit most from the new release? what’s your favorite part about v1?

A lot of folks build the same things over and over again for every project. CodyHouse's global editor lets you set your base styles (color, spacing, typography) and immediately apply them to over 50+ components (navigation, forms, modals, etc.) If that wasn't good enough, you can copy all the CSS, HTML, and change the code.

From the terms so you know how your responses are being graded: "The entries will be shortlisted and finalists will be chosen entirely on merit, based on the following criteria applied by a selection committee (“Selection Committee”): - Twenty-five percent (25%) Creativity: How creative is the answer and how much does it delight us? - Twenty percent (20%) Originality: How does it surprise us?...

this look great for folks that are stuck. the most important thing i've learned is to write extremely short, clear emails (~3 sentences). most people are afraid of being very direct, but i can guarantee that it's better than sending someone an essay they don't have the time to read.

neat! @auren what are some folks using this for? anything cool you'd like to see built?

$65M should be more than enough to buy atrium.com now.

this seems more like a feature that could be inside LinkedIn than product – what am i missing?

the ora logo looks pretty similar to front's

with something abstract, like programming, i find it helpful to use analogies when teaching or explaining concepts to those that are unfamiliar. CodeAnalogies does exactly this! wish this was around when i was teaching myself. @kevinkononenko which tutorial(s) do you recommend a beginner start with?

The homepage illustrations remind me a lot of Intercom.

wasn’t this posted yesterday? (i think there was a comment on here earlier that said the same thing, but it was removed.)

Design looks very similar to early versions of PH.

Hi everyone! Notational is real-time notes app based on Notational Velocity (which I first heard about when @rrhoover interviewed @naval on the OG Product Hunt Podcast). I needed a way to capture notes quickly so I made this thing. Pro tip: Try the button that looks like an eye for writing in dark places ;)

The design is nice, but I feel as though technology already creates enough of an echo chamber. You grow and learn more when communicating with people that have different views on the world. If everyone was exactly the same, the world would be a very boring place.

Gratitude in every new tab is a good idea, but this looks exactly like Momentum. Why did you decide to make it so similar? There are pros (it's a nice design, users are familiar) and cons (it's not particularly original or differentiated).