... internal tools, manage workflows, and create custom applications without traditional coding. The acquisition continues Bending Spoons strategy of acquiring established technology products and scaling them through operational changes. The company has previously acquired brands including Evernote, Vimeo, WeTransfer, and Eventbrite. Interesting timing as well: this is Bending Spoons first acquisition after its Nasdaq debut earlier this year. The bigger question: Can Bending Spoons turn Airtable into the next chapter of enterprise software or will the acquisition change the product that ...

... remember Lovable doing anything like that. Or maybe I m the one mixing them up. Comment from yashika vahi(@yashika_vahi): @byalexai  yes of course! most of them are creative events that I hosted through eventbrite, and you can search my profile 'Yashika Vahi' to look through them. In my experience, hosting events isn't just about promotions but about building a community that really relies on you to make their work/their efforts feel seen. Even ...

... been working on something called Sochely, and I d love to get some real feedback from this community. The idea came from a simple frustration event discovery is still broken. You have platforms like Eventbrite and Ticketmaster, but they only show some events. A lot of great events never get seen because they re scattered across different platforms or hard to promote. So we built Sochely to fix that. It s a platform where anyone can create events completely free ...

... discovery side, is it just location-based, or also interest-based? Balancing both could help you turn it into a winner. And how do you want to differentiate the product from what's already on the market such as Eventbrite, Meetup, or Luma ...

... where big-name tech products could enjoy a second life, albeit without most or all of the people that got them there: Bending Spoons. The Italian company, which is valued at $11B and reports 300M+ monthly active users, acquired Eventbrite for $500M this week. If you re unfamiliar, Bending Spoons has an M&A playbook:  Identify a product with a fair amount of users but an ebbing valuation. Buy it for the IP and product, not the team ...

... would help a lot of these smaller ticket providers offer it natively. A little different than what your are describing but just a thought. fyi - I'm building https://AnyRegistration.com - which is similar to EventBrite but for non-profits so it supports sponsorships, table/team registrations, invoicing, etc. Comment from makerdoom(@airborneiam): @scott_juranek  would love to know how it goes! Comment from makerdoom(@airborneiam): @scott_juranek  hey there! how did this go ? did the API work out ? Comment ...

... everyone. What's your opinion on this? I see people use meetup.com or Facebook events usually. Sometimes Eventbrite (personally my least favorite). Which do you prefer and why? Comment from Stephanie Garcia(@stephanie_garcia9): Tried most of them over the years. Facebook Events is fine for casual stuff but the organic reach has tanked so much it's barely worth it unless you're already paying to boost. Meetup has a decent built-in audience for certain niches ... ... renting their community, not building your own. Eventbrite