Monthly Archives: October 2014

ProductHunt Hackathon This Weekend & Top Hunts Last Week

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Looks interesting.

Charles Jo
650.906.2600
Charles
Twitter @charlesjo

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Date: October 20, 2014 at 7:35:28 AM PDT

Hackathon This Weekend & Top Hunts Last Week

Pixate, Stock Up, Bond, Hive, & AppStop
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It’s only 5 days until Product Hunt’s first hackathon and we’re honored to have some awesome judges and unique prizes.

The top 3 hacks will get an opportunity to interview with 500 Startups and Techstars in addition to office hours with YC’s Alexis Ohanian. The grand prize winner will receive a meeting with a partner from Andreessen Horowitz.

RSVP here and join us at Y Combinator HQ. If you can’t make it to Mountain View, hack in your pajamas remotely. Add your info here and we’ll send details. :)

P.S. For inspiration, here’s a collection of community-made Product Hunt apps.
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TOP HUNTS LAST WEEK

5-10 experienced volunteers to test Shorty app

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for 5-10 volunteers to test a new messaging app called Shorty. Please see info below and one you download, please ping me at charlesjo on Shorty.

Charles Jo
650.906.2600
Charles
Twitter @charlesjo

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About Shorty & Imre Varga

Do you hate when somebody sends you one sentence in 5 messages with 5 min
time difference? If you do Shorty is the answer to this problem.

Enjoy the simplicity of messaging with Shorty. There is nothing better
than sharing your most important thoughts. It is simple, quick and no
unnecessary features annoy your precious time. Be aware that only your
last message can be seen and every message disappears after 24 hours.
Therefore try to compose your messages in a meaningful way. Simply make it
count.
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The company behind Shorty is the Berimbolo Labs, LTD that owned by Imre
Varga. (The “berimbolo” is one of the most innovative technique of the
modern Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) The team behind Shorty is a one man army, Imre
Varga is the coder, designer and the marketing guy.

Actually the biggest known bug in the Shorty 1.0.1 is when the text input
goes under the keyboard (ios 8). The fixed version is waiting for review.

I really appreciate any criticism and feedback.

http://twitter.com/imrevargas
http://shorty.ninja

Thanks,
Imre