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Helen Larsen- Start up geek, investor, money addicted.
There is a list of plenty tools for business.Recommendations
Tanmay Desai- Will always go the extra mile.
This will change how you build products. Highly recommended.
Isiah Hill
I would definitely recommend this tool, and would also checkout Heap Analytics (www.heapanalytics.com), it's like Google Analytics on steroids.
FerminRP- Growth Hacker
Not sure its lightweight and not sure it counts as an alternative. But Fullstory's free tier has really helped us understand what our users were doing, with no extra cost.Recommendations
Eddie Kollar- I like the technology things.
They've created various categories of tools and listed them out. Good for an overview to start exploring.
Design Corner- D.cO
there's a good list of tools, but nothing for "client communications"Recommendations
Kunal Bhatia- Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp
I also love what AND CO has done with this contract. I used it and the setup process was really simple. If you use AND CO, you can get invoicing done on autopilot.
Armand Jay- Product Designer
A service run by AND CO that's super helpful with freelance contracts
Nick Abouzeid- Partner @ Shrug Capital
If you're looking for a freelancer agreement, this one is a good option.Recommendations
Saijo George- Digital Marketer
It's a list of free stock site that is constantly updated
Zack Miller- Host of fintech podcast, Tearsheet.co
I like this one because it's a one-stop shop of other good free stock images.
Loc Nguyen- Freelance marketer, loves code & numbers
An aggregator of many other aggregators.You can build a fully functional MVP with the skills you already have 🙀
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Mohamed Oun- Junior Software Engineer.
FreeCodeCamp is awesome. It's not just a website to teach you basic stuff. You can go from zero to a full blown web developer, all without paying a cent. But it's the community that really matters. Its community is unparalleled anywhere else, everyone is helpful and humble, it's really great.
Pavan Sethi- building things.
+1. Besides it being totally free, one thing that stood out was the organized flow - each problem builds upon the last as you go through each topic. They don't hold your hand as much as CodeAcademy, so you actually learn instead of thinking you're learning.
Qazim Rama
Yep, is great!Recommendations
Williams- EMEA Customer Success, InVision
Does what it says on the tin- an infinity canvas for all of your whiteboarding needs. Live real time collaboration and presence with as many folks as you need, and present mode to take over the other viewers screens for guidance if needed.
Lightweight and freeform, give it a shot.
Trevor Murphy
I've heard great things about Freehand. Definitely less of a drop post its on the board type of tool, but its great for collaborative sketching and drawing out ideas.Bookmarks are pretty terrible.
What if you want to save just a specific set of tabs (e.g. everything to the left or right of the current tab)?
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These are the sort of advanced use cases that Freezetab was designed for.
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