Re:Carnival: An unobtrusive, developer-friendly way to add c...
by drewda on Friday April 17, 2015 @10:28AM
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If you find this confusing--especially the pricing and the minimal functionality--consider that ThoughtBot is a contract shop that also happens to package up some of their client work into side products and educational materials. They probably developed this as functionality for a client.
That's probably also the pattern with: "FormKeep is a form backend for your static sites. No need for iframes, JS embeds, and CSS overrides." https://formkeep.com/
Take the example of Pivotal Labs developing Pivotal Tracker for their in-house work and starting to sell it on the side over time.
Re:Carnival: An unobtrusive, developer-friendly way to add c...
by tel on Friday April 17, 2015 @12:32PM
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I think they actually developed it to support their blog and as a chance to prototype a Haskell workflow. Spinning it up to a product is an interesting choice.
That's probably also the pattern with: "FormKeep is a form backend for your static sites. No need for iframes, JS embeds, and CSS overrides." https://formkeep.com/
Take the example of Pivotal Labs developing Pivotal Tracker for their in-house work and starting to sell it on the side over time.