How to Build a Product Loved by Millions and Get Acquired by Google: The Firebase Story | HackerNoon
How to Build a Product Loved by Millions and Get Acquired by Google: The Firebase Story Too Long; Didn't ReadFirebase is an astounding tool. Hundreds of millions of people use Firebase -powered apps. The company started as backend-as-a-service for app developers that made real-time functionality simple for Shazam, NPR, SeatGeek, and<a href="https://firebase.google.com/customers/" target="_blank">
How to pass a programming interview
In your inbox: A weekly, curated digest of the best of Compiler + other dev news This post started as the preparation material we send to our candidates, but we decided to post it publicly. For a more detailed reference of technical interview study materials, check out this extensive guide. Being a good programmer has a surprisingly small role in passing programming interviews. To be a productive
Startup Playbook
Your goal as a startup is to make something users love. If you do that, then you have to figure out how to get a lot more users. But this first part is critical—think about the really successful companies of today. They all started with a product that their early users loved so much they told other people about it. If you fail to do this, you will fail. If you deceive yourself and think your users
How To Get Media Coverage For Your Startup: A Complete Guide
The following is a guest post by Leo Widrich, co-founder of Buffer, a smarter way to post on Social Media. [Note: I'm an angel investor in Buffer and love what they're doing] The Complete Guide to Getting Press Coverage For Your Startup Whoa, this guide was long, long, long overdue. Over the past few months, a lot of people reached out for help on how to best get press for their startup. I could h
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