Justin Hunter

Congrats on the launch @bidhan_roy5! I'm excited to see how far you've taken this since you first started working on it.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 My name is Justin Hunter, and I'm one of the co-creators of Orbiter. We built Orbiter because web hosting has gotten too complex. While frameworks and hosting providers move further and further toward server-first implementations, we think there's still a huge market for static sites and hosting for those static sites. The product builds on my experience and Steve's...

Rampp is incredibly easy. So much so that the whole Pinata team put it to the test to see if everyone could launch their own smart contracts. Great work, Tim!

ERC-1155 support and Avalanche support is now live!

I think it's always interesting looking back on the genesis of ideas. @kyletut and I were looking back through Slack conversations we had about private content + NFTs. The conversations we had with customers led us to the first iteration of Pinata Submarine (https://www.pinata.cloud/blog/introducing-submarining-what-it-is-why-you-need-it), then the idea for submarine.me came up almost as a...

I’m excited to showcase an app I helped build during the ETHDenver Hackathon last week. It’s called submarine.me and it lets anyone—technical or not—upload private, IPFS-backed content that they can lock behind an NFT with a simple share link. Anyone with the link can prove they own the NFT in question and unlock the media. The idea stemmed from the original release of a feature my company,...

Building a text editor is so daunting and so much fun. I did it for my old app, Graphite Docs, but this is so so much better than anything I’ve built. Nice work!

Congrats on the launch, all! I've been so impressed with how easy Typedream is and how quick I can launch a site. I needed a site for my new mobile app and built this on Typedream in about 15 min. https://getwritesprint.com

Congrats on the launch, all! This is exciting.

This is really cool! I’ve been following Day One for a while now, and Day Zero feels like a great intro to people who are just getting started. Can you talk about the types of entrepreneurs that would be a fit for this? Day One has seemed (and correct me if I’m wrong) focused on companies intending to go the venture capital route. So does Day Zero focus on entrepreneurs who eventually want to...

I am currently writing a book about my journey to learn how to code in my 30s. https://www.polluterofminds.com/impostors-guide-to-learning-how-to-code/

Great app! Love the landing page. And if you know about my history, then you’ll know I love the name Graphite :)

Biggest mistake I made was misreading the market and having tunnel vision on a future customer base that didn’t exist rather than focusing on the customer base that did exist and was happily using the product already.

For my day job, I never work on weekends. If I’m not the one running the company, I can’t justify spending my spare time on it no matter how much I like my employers. For my side projects and my own companies, though, I absolutely work weekends. But even then, I try to keep it to just a few hours each weekend.

I love that you focused in on React/Next.js. Really smart move. Most auth platforms are trying to capture the entire market up front and only eventually back into native React components. The fact that you launched with focus on React is super cool!