Randy Skopecek

The process is prescriptive and has rapid learning options. Give it a try w/60 second sessions. Keep in mind, it auto deletes 2x the time. Some things being worked on other than code cleanup: increases accessibility, qr code for invite links, hot-link pre-fill, and eventually api. Got questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know. I'll respond as time allows.

I had the pleasure of alpha/beta testing the solution and working with Malte during the process. They were very thoughtfully receptive to feedback. The product was quite solidly built. The ability to add in items with key metrics/factors that affect prioritization and also control the formula that calculates the value is indespensible. I've yet to review a task/project management system...

Justin did a great job with v1. I really enjoyed it. Tons of targeted material. It's cool to see him roll out a new version, polishing it some more, and expanding the content. It's on my list to get an updated copy.

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If you want to scan over what you get as results, check out this 2m video. https://topsideconcepts.wistia.com/medias/yug1ykixgb

Something to think about, scan over any of the following links about product...

KP is used to calculate a priority list for your products based on the feedback from your product's ecosystem while allowing you to segment and control how much influence each segment has. It provides insight into the satisfaction levels of each segment based on the calculations as well as per segment priority lists. For example, if you need to sort out what the priorities should be on your...

This book just makes sense. Marketing is often an undiscovered country for developers. I got a copy of the book as early as possible. I love how clean the explanations are,...some even fighting off what devs habitually do (and thus make mistakes). I just wish I had this book years ago.

To make sure I'm understanding correctly, the analysis is done via git-level information and doesn't get into any code-level analysis static or otherwise (implemented a bad pattern, untested code, etc)? Looks really cool and an easy sell.

This will also muddy any elitism for having a Tesla. "Yeah, I've got a Tesla", "Really, I just love my S model. What kind do you have?", "Home battery", "Oh, yeah,...that's cool too..."

Potential prediction: Phase X will be Tesla selling additional battery packs for standard cars. So that when you get home, your car's excess electricity (if you don't drive a Tesla) can be back fed to power your home. Thus it also takes care of situations where solar panels are not "allowed" as well as furthers their battery business and further reduces electrical utility dependency.

Nicely done. Extending and integrating Gumroad into a platform, like wordpress, should make for a nice customer experience.