Congrats to @getarctype on their Product Hunt launch!
I was part of the early team at Arctype, and I was continually impressed by everyone’s passion to create a great product.
Excited to keep following Arctype’s growth 📈
Arctype has launched on @ProductHunt!
A bit surreal to do the entire loop of: use the alpha, love the product, meet the founder, join the community, join the company, launch.
But here we are https://t.co/AH8ONXmgBY
@wuyuansheng35 Can you attribute credit to the original post at https://t.co/sVEM7SJkRT instead of https://t.co/W3prcI38dv. And also add a canonical tag to the original source
I just finished my first month @getarctype💥
There was a steep learning curve switching from PM to growth (thank you @defaultalive for taking a chance🙏🏽)
Here's what I learned about driving outcomes with 0 experience😅👇🏽
(Full story on @hackernoon) https://t.co/JW60AgKm1Q
6/ Follow @lofiderek for more tweets about growth, product, and startups. And memes.
And check out @getarctype for the best collaborative SQL editor👾
Full story: https://t.co/JW60AgKm1Q
5/ Measure results in weeks, not months⏳
Our first 2 blog posts completely flopped.
But we adjusted the process, and our 3rd post was a home run.
Reporting key metrics every week is a fantastic forcing function to deliver outputs early and often so you can go from 80% to 100%
@backus Completely agree. The relational data model is also almost 50 years old (25 yrs older than Java).
The history of SQL’s success has some great insights on building lasting technology.
I wrote a deep dive on its history here: https://t.co/NuXbArPwoA