Jeremy Daly

I love that Common Room uses all these user engagement metrics "for good" as opposed to being just another profiling platform for ads and upsells. Meaningfully engaging with your community to help others connect and learn is a really hard problem, especially for smaller companies. Taking out the guess work and being able to meet users where they are is like a super power that will benefit...

Hi everyone, I'm excited to tell you about Serverless Cloud and our all new "Full Stack" developer experience. My team at Serverless, Inc. (makers of the Serverless Framework) has been working on Serverless Cloud for over a year now, hoping to provide makers with the fastest, most productive developer experience ever! Now, anyone with basic JavaScript or TypeScript knowledge can build modern...

Great product built by a great team. If you're running serverless in production, having access to Epsagon's unique tracing and service maps is extremely helpful for debugging, monitoring and cost tracking. Looking forward to the evolution of this product.

I wish I could believe that this was trying to solve the "protect your kids online" concern, but this looks more like a recruiting tool instead. I choose which apps my kids can install and then I start using them too. My kids eventually think they're lame because "Dad's using it" and move onto the next thing.

Very cool blend of machine learning and human services. Seems a bit expensive given that you could hire a VA for a lot less.

Looks like a great product, though the use of an iPhone 4 in the video was an odd choice.

Awesome idea here. I used Mailbox until it was shut down and this looks 100 times better. Definitely needs a mobile client though before I could make it my default mail app.

This looks amazing! The fact that there are no ads will help to generate a huge mobile user base, which will be a great incentive for authors looking for readership. I'm really looking forward to this. Good luck @jimmy_wales.

I'm finding the subtle difference in positioning (i.e. it feels like texting friends rather than posting to a social network) is interesting. It's hard to break into this space, but there might be something here. Good luck!

I've been using this product for several Twitter accounts and it works well. I'm using the paid version for a few side projects and at the company I work for. It has several great features, but some additional tweaks (like showing you when you followed someone) would make it a lot better.

This is a great book. I make it required reading for every new product manager I work with.