Ryan Nystrom

I'm so excited today is finally here. We have been deeply unsatisfied with how many tools we needed just to run a small startup, and talking to users, it was clear we weren't the only company with this problem. We've been obsessing over building a better way to collaborate with teammates. In just a few months, we shipped calls, docs, and chat and were able to totally replace a bunch of...

We're huge fans of WarpBuild over at Campsite (https://www.campsite.co/). I was skeptical of the hype of "one line change and faster + cheaper builds", but it was literally true. We moved all of our big actions to WarpBuild and left the simple ones on GitHub runners (since they give 3k monthly minutes). So far our CI expenses are down by 50% and speed is almost double. @surya_oruganti is super...

I’ve been loving Retro! It’s the private social app I’ve been missing for years. Best tip I got was to keep your network small and private, add people you’d visit IRL. It’s been nice to share photos of the kid without fear of what’s happening to my data or feeling like I’m the product.

Co-founder with @brian_lovin and CTO of Campsite here! I'm incredibly proud of all the work we've done so far this year. There are SO MANY things we want to build on Campsite. We'd love your feedback about Campsite: first impressions, features, experience, anything! I'll be hanging out in the comments + Twitter all week in case there's anything I can help answer.

We're incredibly proud to reach the 1.0 milestone for the new GitHub CLI (aka "gh"). We spent a lot of time researching, designing, and building gh to serve as a CLI companion to git and GitHub so that you can go from issue to code, pull request, and release all without leaving your terminal. gh also lets you work how you want, with customizable configs, aliases, compatibility with GitHub...

Thanks for sharing! We've been hard at work building this first version of GitHub to Android and iOS. I'm really excited to start sharing the app and getting your feedback. We're focusing the first version of the app heavily on collaboration with peers on Issues & Pull Requests, and on triage of notifications. Happy to answer any questions you might have!

Too cool! Thanks for posting. I've been writing this app on the side and basically live tweeting its development for over a month. The app is entirely open source + free, and always will be. I manage a large-ish project here at Instagram and wanted a better way to track and action activity on the go. Right now the app is in "read only" mode, but I'll have stuff like commenting+labeling working...

Love the idea and tried something like this myself with a simple app (Moviedo on iTunes) but ran into issues with different feeds. Really curious how you're getting Netflix data with the API being shut down. Just played with the app a little bit too. Some notes: - Performance of the entire Discover tab is really, really choppy on my iPhone 5 - Seems like there is a lot of main thread...

So it opens up in a new window? The mobile experience isn't too friendly, especially requiring location permissions.

Every time I launch an app, I always run into this problem. It seems like you have to have a site setup. I'd love the ability to buy from a template to get a splash site. I'll be honest that monthly billing isn't too attractive. Especially if I'm only making $100/mo from an app (which is generous considering my releases). A splash site wont be worth $10/mo for me unless its the major driver...