Re:One Month Rails (YC S13) Teaches How To Build Your Startu...
by wallawe on Monday August 05, 2013 @04:19PM
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Does that have anything to do with my not having received an email for the 7 day trial? I signed up over an hour ago.
Also as a side note, you privacy statement link is 404ing.
Edit: got the email! thanks
Re:One Month Rails (YC S13) Teaches How To Build Your Startu...
by mattangriffel on Monday August 05, 2013 @04:29PM
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Mailchimp's autoresponders can't be set for immediately, only "within an hour" because I don't think they want people using it as a transactional email / content delivery system
Good call on the 404. That's bad. Fixing now.
Re:One Month Rails (YC S13) Teaches How To Build Your Startu...
by digisth on Monday August 05, 2013 @08:46PM
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I've used Mailchimp's transactional service (Mandrill) on a number of projects and it's been great. If you're looking to set up the AR yourself at some point and want insta-respond, give it a whirl.
Re:One Month Rails (YC S13) Teaches How To Build Your Startu...
by scubasteve on Monday August 05, 2013 @04:23PM
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I signed up about an hour ago and got my email just now.
Re:One Month Rails (YC S13) Teaches How To Build Your Startu...
by mattangriffel on Monday August 05, 2013 @04:46PM
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Sorry about that scubasteve. That's not nearly fast enough.
Re:One Month Rails (YC S13) Teaches How To Build Your Startu...
by pallandt on Monday August 05, 2013 @05:32PM
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One question, sorry for hijacking the discussion.
Is this the same course offered on Udemy? (https://www.udemy.com/how-to-teach-yourself-to-code/)
Potential suggestion: add a syllabus or at least a (more) concrete summary of what course takers will learn/build. I read the 'Sign up for this course and you'll learn' section and it's very thin on the specifics. The Udemy page is much better in this aspect, IMHO.
Re:One Month Rails (YC S13) Teaches How To Build Your Startu...
by scubasteve on Monday August 05, 2013 @04:53PM
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It was more informative than being disappointed :). Thanks for the great service.
On a side note, this landing page is actually an A/B test we're performing on the effectiveness of an email drip campaign vs a hard sell to signup (which is currently still up on the homepage). The writer of the article was part of a 10% of people that were redirected from the homepage to the try landing page and so he hardlinked directly to that page in the article.
That's our mistake.