pankratiev | 13 years ago | on: David Rusenko's 2012 Startup School Talk
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pankratiev | 13 years ago | on: Pricing Your Product: it Doesn’t Have to Be so Complicated
Will you give us a post on a subject you clearly have very big experience with?
Joel built the business and he is sharing his experience. Did you do the same? Do you have a successful business?
pankratiev | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: Just launched my new service - voicemail widget for your website
Hi HN
I wanted to learn how to make a javascript widget, so I came to this idea. If you would like to receive voice messages from your visitors, give it a try. It can add more interactivity to your website.
I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
pankratiev | 14 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who still uses voicemail on a website?
I mean, for example, if you want to receive feedback from your website visitors or customers you can put (on the contact page) your email and phone number which go to your voicemail.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Build a discussion platform for open-source projects. Does anybody care?
"Convore is a quick way to instant message with groups of friends in real-time. Join public or private groups and talk about anything!"
It's a chat. But I meant something like improved Google Groups fully focused on programming
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Why open-source prefers Google Groups as discussion engine?
Thanks.
> running your own mailing list
As I understand its key feature is posting and reading via email? But does it make sense in the era of StackOverflow and Quora?
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)
Do you have any interest in a flexible discussion platform for your projects?
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)
Looks very promising. Can I contact you?
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)
Do you have any plans to share it on github?
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)
Interesting! Is there any way to contact you?
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)
It's very interesting! Thank you very much.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)
I saw it. It's very interesting. I am working on flexible discussion platform for open-source projects. If you are interested, how can I contact you?
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)
I think there are not so much people who will write a comment here about their project. However, I am interested in any project.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Tag-based approach to connect programmers who have the same interests
For now, nothing. It's a problem of the user who submitted the post. If he submits a post about "node.js" and give it just tags "programming" and "web-development", it's just his problem because people who are interested in node.js will not see his post. And, probably, it also means that quality of a post is not so good.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Tag-based approach to connect programmers who have the same interests
Username used in user's post address:
http://tagmask.com/vladimir/posts/101
Initial idea was to make all Tagmask's URLs in lowercase in order to make them more unified. But it seem that it's a bad idea.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Tag-based approach to connect programmers who have the same interests
It's about filtering posts submitted by users on Tagmask.
Tagmask is a community site for programmers.
So, content should be created by users. It's a problem of chicken and egg.
> How are tags assigned/chosen?
If you submit a post you should give it correct tags. For example, if you submit a post about some algorithm on PHP you should attach to it tags "php" and "algorithm". And in this way any user who subscribed to tag "php" or "algorithm" will see it in his feed.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Tag-based approach to connect programmers who have the same interests
Thank you so much. Yes, these are my main problems. But it seems that I cannot find right solutions, as I said I am almost burned.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Tag-based approach to connect programmers who have the same interests
> I'm drawn to things that transcend any particular language
You have control over it. You can add to your filter tags "algorithms", "programming", "compilers" and see more wide set of posts. In addition, you can exclude posts with unwanted tags. For example, you can see posts with the tag "web-development" except posts with tags "php", "asp.net" etc.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Tag-based approach to connect programmers who have the same interests
> to gain users to your project
Actually, no. I just wanted to share this idea of tag-based approach and to get a few comments that it's absolutely stupid and useless, and I should stop working on it. I am working on Tagmask for over a year and I am almost burned, it seems that it's absolutely useless idea because nobody cares. Thank you for your comment. Now I'll stop posting on HN.
pankratiev | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Import your programming bookmarks from Delicious
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Part 1: http://youtu.be/l_b228qEVi8
Part 2: http://youtu.be/F90BRJHXsVI