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www.remotechoice.co 4y ago

Show HN: Remote Choice 2.0 Discover where to live and work from remotely

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www.remotechoice.co 5y ago

List of remote companies offering 4 day work weeks

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remotechoice.co 5y ago

List of remote work visas around the world

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remotechoice.co 5y ago

Show HN: Remote Choice – Discover where to live and work from remotely

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unubo.com 5y ago

Show HN: Simplify tracking progress in your startup

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futureworkpresent.com 6y ago

Crash course for employees newly working from home due to coronavirus

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futureworkpresent.com 6y ago

Startup Visas Around the World

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contential.io 6y ago

Show HN: A super fast multi-region data store with auto-generated GraphQL

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futureworkpresent.com 6y ago

Startup and entrepreneur visas around the world

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unubo.com 6y ago

Show HN: Deploy your web apps, APIs and databases for free

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twitter.com 7y ago

List of startups that make you go WTF

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: How would you rebuild WordPress for the modern web?

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unubo.com 7y ago

A simple guide on how to deploy Node.js – using Unubo Cloud

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unubo.com 7y ago

Show HN: An easier way to deploy web apps in node, ruby, python, and go

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unubo.com 7y ago

Show HN: A platform that simplifies deploying static and dynamic web apps

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www.youtube.com 7y ago

A new Heroku challenger

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unubo.com 7y ago

Show HN: A tool that helps you focus on startup metrics that matter

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makermag.com 7y ago

How makers can position themselves to sell to companies

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: As founders, how did you go about getting users post launch?

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Unubo makes it easy for you to track progress by bringing metrics from your favourite tools into one place.

It currently pulls data from:

- Stripe - Mailchimp - Twitter - Google Analytics

It then presents the information in a way for you to quickly glance the metrics that matter. Let me know what you think!

Based on the success of Silicon Valley, an increasing number of countries are trying to make it attractive for startups to be based within their shores.

They do this through startup visas, special programs and economic zones - here's a list of them.

Netlify started out by allowing you to host static sites, so this is easy to do. Anything additional that you might find useful requires extra steps, and is not as simple as it could be.

One example is selecting a particular region to deploy. With us it's as simple as selecting the region you want to deploy to from a drop down menu.

Other stuff like our detailed uptime/status monitor and the ability to roll back to a previously deployed state are also worth mentioning.

Unubo uses one flow for each deployment type, so in case you wanted to deploy something else in the future, you have the option to do so - and are already accustomed to do it.

Within the cloud hosting space, you can find solutions on either end of the spectrum. AWS and DigitalOcean are powerful, but you're on your own in managing them. Things like Netlify and Now (Zeit) are relatively simple to use, but offer a limited feature set.

We sit comfortably in the middle, balancing power and simplicity.

Co-founder of Unubo here. We created this platform because we're dissatisfied with the current landscape:

AWS is a headache. DigitalOcean is great, but you’re on your own in managing it. Heroku gets expensive, fast. Now (Zeit) is serverless only. Netlify only supports static sites.

There are more solutions on the market of course, but they all leave us wanting more.

We drew up an extensive wish list, and went about creating it ourselves.

Unubo Cloud exists to simplify the process of deploying web applications. We want you to focus on creating, whilst we take care of everything else.

This is a starting point, and we have a lot planned for the future.

Co-founder of Unubo here. We created this platform because we're dissatisfied with the current landscape:

AWS is a headache. DigitalOcean is great, but you’re on your own in managing it. Heroku gets expensive, fast. Now (Zeit) is serverless only. Netlify only supports static sites.

There are more solutions on the market of course, but they all leave us wanting more.

We drew up an extensive wish list, and went about creating it ourselves.

Unubo Cloud exists to simplify the process of deploying web applications. We want you to focus on creating, whilst we take care of everything else.

This is a starting point, and we have a lot planned for the future.