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thinkingserious

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Hacker in Residence @SendGrid, Father, Husband, Friend. Learning, so I can teach. Productivity nut, reader, writer, coder, architect and lover of APIs & IPAs.

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medium.com 7y ago

Double Your Development Velocity Without Growing Your Team

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dev.to 7y ago

Open Source SDKs and World Class Developer Experience

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: Do APIs require an SDK? If so, in what languages

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sendgrid.com 10y ago

Using Python to Implement a Fluent Interface to Any REST API

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sendgrid.com 10y ago

How do you approach API design?

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blog.stoplight.io 10y ago

Automate Swagger / RAML / JSON Schema Generation with New API Discovery Tool

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support.sendgrid.com 10y ago

SendGrid launches Marketing Campaigns

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: What's your favorite ruby HTTP client?

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: What's the fastest way to build an API for language X

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venturebeat.com 11y ago

SendGrid for iOS released

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sendgrid.com 11y ago

SendGrid's MTA History

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www.thinkingserious.com 11y ago

What's your morning routine/ritual?

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www.thinkingserious.com 11y ago

Best Productivity Hack of 2014: Touch ID

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gigaom.com 11y ago

SendGrid gets $20M to make in-app email easier

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sendgrid.com 11y ago

SendGrid's free plan now allows 400 emails per day with full feature access

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sendgrid.com 11y ago

Scaling MySQL at SendGrid

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blog.newrelic.com 11y ago

Testing Your SLA with Loader and New Relic Insights

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sendgrid.com 11y ago

The 4 S's of a Good API Demo

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www.thinkingserious.com 11y ago

Import an OmniFocus completed task report into Evernote via AppleScript

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medium.com 11y ago

Fake Meat and Digital Mimicry

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sendgrid.com 11y ago

Track email bounces and the follow ups in real-time using SendGrid and OneNote

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medium.com 11y ago

Creating a Food ID for Better Health

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medium.com 11y ago

On Being Productive on the Internet

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www.thinkingserious.com 11y ago

Talk/Tutorial: Creating a Personal Life API

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sendgrid.com 11y ago

Learn how to track email activity in your Windows Phone app

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www.thinkingserious.com 11y ago

Chaos Proof Your Habits and Routines

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sendgrid.com 12y ago

Track your emails using the SendGrid Event Webhook and Azure/.NET

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timgrid.com 12y ago

Get the inside scoop on how to get into TechStars

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sendgrid.com 12y ago

Quantify Thyself: Creating a Personal Life API

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sendgrid.com 12y ago

What's the future of email security? (AKA envelope vs. postcard) Ask Sendgrid:

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Learn about SendGrid's decision to build their own MTA instead of using postfix or a commercial solution.

This is the first in a two part series. I'd like to feature cool automation hacks you've build that have given you the highest value in the second post.

Please post links or tell me about them in the comments.

For many, the new year will be a time to launch new businesses. In this fast paced Web 2.0 digital world, we don't have time to create big binder sized business plans before we get started. Here are the specific action items to take, and a free template you can use to get those new businesses launched in 2008.

I think the answer will depend on a clear definition of your goals, such as your revenue goals, how you see people using your software (and what you want to allow them to do with it) and exit strategy.

You may just want to build a good API to make it easy for hackers to customize and extend if you decide not to release the source.

I would love to use such a simple system, and the system you describe would probably work if I were just working alone and were single.

How many are on your team and how many projects do you typically have in the pipeline?

How do you use rainlender in the context of running a startup?

How do you collaborate and manage?