Categories
Product development
When building a product, you should always ask yourself : Is it better to have 10 mediocre services or to be the best of class in one specific service or product? Put yourself in your clients' shoes and think about what they're really looking for. Once you launch remember to gather feedback and never stop improving.
Subcategories
Subcategories Design thinking Product definition and improvement Technology corner Web project management
12 things I've learned while building products for the web
09 May, 2011Pierre Valade of Foursquare talked to the Campers about the difference between designing on the ...
HTML5 Today with Google Chrome Frame
10 May, 2011Chrome Frame empowers developers of HTML5 web applications to fully support Internet Explorer without having ...
How to NFC
11 May, 2011Gingerbread brings a comprehensive NFC reader/writer API, and some modest but surprisingly powerful P2P support. ...
Use Page Speed to Optimize Your Web Site For Mobile
11 May, 2011Use Page Speed to evaluate the performance of your web pages and to get suggestions ...
Make the Web Faster
11 May, 2011mod_pagespeed is an Apache module that web developers can use to automate web page performance ...
Building Enterprise Applications on App Engine
12 May, 2011In its three short year history, Google App Engine has evolved from its grass roots ...
Memory management for Android Apps
13 May, 2011Android apps have more memory available to them than ever before, but are you sure ...
High-performance GWT: best practices for writing smaller, faster apps
13 May, 2011In this session, we'll show you how to use lightweight cell widgets, how to use ...
Borrow Ideas from Everyone
20 May, 2011CEO Aaron Levie is happy to borrow ideas from any source to improve Box.net's product, ...
You Must Overcome Resistance
20 May, 2011Author Guy Kawasaki discusses the critical role of social proof in product adoption, using examples ...
A Customer's Unknown Delight
07 Jun, 2011In conversation with Stanford's Tina Seelig, KPCB's Randy Komisar points out that while customer feedback ...
Analogs and Antilogs: Nothing is "Revolutionary"
07 Jun, 2011"Because they can make the dog jump, [entrepreneurs] somehow assume that everyone wants a jumping ...
The Mistake Made by Most Start-ups
07 Jun, 2011The problem most startups have when they take their product or service to the big ...
Technical talk about API's
08 Jun, 2011Hadrien Gardeur, co-founder of Feedbooks, talked to the Campers about leveraging standards and the unique ...
Making Strides in User-Generated Content
10 Jun, 2011Successful user-generated Web plays "tend to harness peoples' passions, rather than harness peoples' greed," says ...
The Product/Company Interplay
10 Jun, 2011Many of the most successful technology enterprises were launched as products, observes Marc Andreessen, serial ...