Hello all developers, I'm Cici, Product Manager from Uiza (one of Sequoia Surge companies). I would like to connect some developers from India to understand about Indian market. Hope you guys all would have time to discuss more details about Indian market If you guys have a little time, please help me to answer this form (only 8 simple questions): https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JBKV8JN Thanks a lot!!!!

Hello all, I am member of this community, I am launching https://upskillie.com to help evangelise Indian developers on a global remote scene. If you would like to be one of the first participants in our campaign feel free to DM.

Hi everyone! Me and @rhythmic-shoe-58108 just finished making a quick side project live 😍 https://timewise.how/?ref=slack Would love your feedback - especially if you are a manager/in past were! Timewise - Instant calendar analytics for busy managers I know I haven;t been active as much as I should have been 😳 sorry! 📅Exhaustive analysis of calendar 📊See how you compare with peers ✅No extra logging required 🔒100% privacy first

Great product @numerous-zoo-23860

Finally, posted my first blog post https://krishnabiradar.com/blogs/deconstructing-a-git-commit/ after weeks of delaying it.

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/timewise-3 Hi everyone, so today we finally launched on PH after a few cosmetic tweaks! @rhythmic-shoe-58108 and me just launched one of our first ever weekend projects on Producthunt Do check it out, give feedback and upvote if you like it 😍🎉

Hey everyone! We, at Remote Tools (https://remote.tools), are launching an ambitious project - the “Remote Work 2020” report! This report will include the results of the survey conducted with remote workers. We will also be publishing a guide tackling the most-discussed topics in the field of remote working. This guide will draw from our learnings gained through podcasts with the likes of Gitlab, Invision, Hubstaff, Scrapinghub and FlexJobs, as well as experiences shared with us by successful remote workers (detailed outline below)! Wanted your help in making the report better - would be super helpful if you could fill up the survey and also share it with remote workers you know 😀 It is a pretty short survey and shouldn’t take longer than 2 minutes. Here is the survey link: https://www.remote.tools/remote-work-2020-survey. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Report outline 1. Introduction 2. Remote workers survey stats & analysis 3. Remote working guide - a) How to tackle loneliness? b) How to manage a remote team? c) How to build a culture in a remote team? d) Remote-first or Remote-friendly? e) Is remote the future? 4. Remote work chronicles: Stories of successful remote workers 5. Remote work podcasts: Podcasts with leaders of top distributed teams and our learnings from them

Hi guys, A lot of you might recognise me as the guy who is constantly spamming the community with the forms to join UpSkillie.com 😛 The idea behind UpSkillie was to act as a bridge between the candidates and distributed teams for pre-screened candidates and help them find remote jobs. To achieve this we have created a course and I would love to hear feedback and suggestions from remote work veterans on it. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The course is designed for the candidates who are pre-screened in technical skills. The content is designed in such a way such that it renders candidates highly desirable and culturally fit for distributed teams. The modules to be covered in the course are: 1. Technical Writing Training for Blog Writing, Project Report et al 2. Open source contributions and making personal projects presentable with live running links 3. Asynchronous communication 4. Team culture building, informal/water cooler conversations and connection building in distributed teams 5. Communication Skills Module : Over-Communication, Non-Violent Communication and Trust building in distributed teams 6. Remote Collaboration Infrastructure: Familiarity with the tools and protocols implemented in distributed teams 7. Work-Life Balance : Mental heath and Productivity management 8. Video-Resumes

Hey guys, needed some advice! I had made a simple Chrome extension that I needed for myself. (Was less than a day's work). I had put it out on the Chrome Webstore, and it grew to 2900+ users organically with hardly any efforts for promoting it. Here it is: <https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/days-until-days-countdown/eddnhnjblfligfijgckclhnkmilmdhij> A guy reached out to me saying he'd like to buy the ownership of the extension. I wouldn't mind selling it since I had no monetisation plans for it. He has asked me to quote a price. But I have no idea what amount to quote. I think the functionality/code itself is not much valuable, but the number of users might be. It would be great help if anyone can come up with some valuation for this little extension. Here are some stats: • Current users: 2,991 • High chrome webstore ranking for related keywords • Was once growing at 300+ new users per week • Growing at 50+ new users per week • 50% + users are from the USA, 10+% from Australia • The extension popup has been opened 40k + times so far

Look at similar tools and see how much they charge per signup. I would say maybe 5$ for something like this. Assume 5% of users pay which is industry standard. So that's 15$ per week or 60$ per month. Usually 24x of revenue is what people pay for tech products. So that's 1440$

I would say quote 3000$ and sell for upto 2000$ and be done with it :)

In case the deal falls through, buzz me, I can help you sell it and share profits between us to sustain it for long term :) don't give for free! https://in.linkedin.com/in/adityarao310

Hey everyone! I just wrote a blog post about my experience with taking up a remote job. It's my first blog post, so any kind of feedback is really appreciated 🙂 https://praneet.dev/blog/remote-job-guide/

Hi all, I’m releasing a book highlight and social network for book lovers - https://www.bookfeed.co/ It is an free app-only platform with the ability to easily organize highlights, manage book lists, send retention reminders, queue books via twitter bot, and follow friends and their book activities. I will really appreciate if you will give it try and give feedback if you find this useful. Thanks

@limited-mechanic-71085 doesn't goodreads and kindle already do this?

I am also working on a kindle-related side project 🙂 https://readbot.app Try it out be sending

/start

to https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@MyReadAppBot on telegram. Feedback would be loved ❤️

I'm going to go against the grain to say reading is overrated in this decade. If anything, your resolution should be to read less (but learn more).

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/time-well-spent-2020-toolkit Me and @rhythmic-shoe-58108 Just shipped our second weekend project for Timewise - A curated toolkit of 90+ tools to help you - ✅Remove social media distractions 📵Decrease phone screen time 📅Log daily habits ⏱️Analyse and track your time Do give us feedback / votes on PH if you can spare a few seconds!

This is a blog built by me and a friend of mine. It is dynamic in nature. It currently features pretty basic articles but they will be more diverse in future. Any feedbacks would be welcome http://hackadda.com

Hey, I made a thing! It’s a remote job board for India. Would love your feedback on this https://undesk.in

PS: Would love to get tips on Product-Hunt launch and marketing it in India on other channels.

Hi Guys, I am publishing articles focussed on strategic narrative and positioning over next few weeks. I published my first article last week. I request you to read it and give me feedback for improvement. It's a short 5 min read. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-storytelling-future-brands-ashwin-nandapurkar/

Put my monday in compiling past timelapse WIP screenshots of my work and published this video of the design I did around 1 year back. I am playing this on repeat now .

Today I am launching Keymap.pro - A simple tool to quickly find and learn shortcuts for all your favorite apps & give your productivity a boost. Using shortcuts can boost your productivity by upto 146% yet most people don’t use them as it isn’t convenient to look it up every time you forget a shortcut . Keymap.pro provides a solution to this issue by giving you the ability to quickly find and learn the shortcuts. So next time you find yourself performing a task repeatedly , fire up Keymap.pro using the shortcut ⌘ + Shift + K , choose your app , find your shortcut , bookmark it so that you can quickly view it next time . Refer it from Keymap.pro , master it then move on to the next one. Supercharging your productivity is that simple now ! This is my first indie project so feedback , suggestions , criticism , views and opinions are welcome and much appreciated . Visit www.keymap.pro today to try it out.

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Similar to @dry-waitress-7852, I have been also working on my Remote jobs for India site. My ambitious goal with this project is listing every applicable remote job out there on my site. https://goremote.in

Gave one of my first talks (2nd actually) https://twitter.com/budapestjs/status/1219594434037342210 🎉 Feedback on speaking? I think that I speak too fast 🙈 + the first 20 seconds were surely flaky

Wrote some Rust for fun (an image proxy), works surprisingly well 😄 Had written something similar in php years ago that died.. this just scales even on a $5 server https://github.com/divyenduz/rusty-image-proxy

@refined-vegetable-38843 I'm planning to use Crystal language for my next hobby project. Seems to have the best combination of syntax and performance.

Shameless plug time 😄 https://twitter.com/divyenduz/status/1220997220490547202