At the Future of Web Apps Expo 2008, Tim Bray was the keynote speaker on the second day. Unlike many keynotes (which generally tend to be upbeat), Tim spoke about the economic tough times ahead, and what you can do to get though them. There’s some very solid advice in this presentation. The Future of Web [...]
Continue reading...29. October 2008
We just sold DropSend, a little web application that we built some three years ago. Basically, the app enables users to send large files easily, rather than emailing them. It’s been profitable from the start, but I decided to sell it to concentrate our resources on other areas of our business. I learned a few [...]
Continue reading...21. October 2008
There are three things that are crucial when starting a company: selling, selling and selling. OK, actually, there are four things. Cash flow is king, too. As I write this the Dow is down nearly 3000 points over a 4-week period, the commercial paper and interbank loan market have completely dried up, and it’s getting [...]
Continue reading...24. January 2008
We live in an extremely exciting period of human history where it has never been easier or cheaper to start a web-based business. You just don’t need a bricks-and-mortar shop to make it big anymore. However, there are still a massive number web start-ups that fail every year. How can you avoid becoming one of them [...]
Continue reading...20. November 2006
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Continue reading...7. April 2006
Building Web Apps from A to Z, Part 1 This is the first article the series on how to build web apps. Today, we’re tackling the important issue of cashflow and the financial viability of your web app. We’ve learned a ton about this issue because when we built DropSend, our first enterprise web app, we faced [...]
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31. October 2008
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