Andy Hunt asked a while ago, What happens when t approaches 0?”
One of the interesting topics that came up today at Software Trends was “what happens when the time to develop a new application approaches zero?â€
It will never be zero, of course, but it will, over time, asymptotically approach zero. Suppose we finally get to [...]
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Tags: Software·Startups
It goes something like this:
Startup website takes off
New features continue pumping out like crazy. Soon, you have everything covered – tags, RSS feeds, gradient bling, and your very own corporate blog
Cha Ching. FunkyBigDotCom just bought you. You explain on your blog now you’ll have the resources to do all [...]
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Tags: Startups
Another day, another round of VC. From TechCrunch this week:
Online social network Multiply has closed a Series A funding round with $5 million from Transcosmos and $1 million from the company’s founders. Multiply is a service that filters all networking functions, from highlighted users to visible tag clouds, through a proximity filter with a slider. [...]
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Tags: Startups·VC·Venture Capital·Web2.0
Researching JSON-RPC for the “JSON Message” pattern, I came across this interesting slashdot posting from January 24, 2005, a few weeks before “Ajax” was coined …
Seen those funky remote scripting techniques employed by Orkut, Gmail and Google Suggests that avoid that oh so 80’s page reloading (think IBM 3270 only slower) … Now [...]
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Tags: DotComs·Links·Startups·VC·Web 2.0