You can have the benefits of a CMS with static sites too.
Just have a internal CMS and export it as static pages whenever you have changes. This is fast and secure but breaks interactivity with the CMS
We had a conversation with our BizSpark manager and you can also apply for BizSpark plus. This needs an additional review of your Startup, but if you succeed you get 10.000$ (or 15.000$ - not sure anymore) in Azure credits every month.
Quite nice to get some traction at the beginning :-)
Also the front page says only startups who are members of designated startup-accelerator programs can apply, though it's entirely possible that could be waived by your BizSpark manager.
@darklegend - my startup is already part of the BizSpark program, but it seems that the "Plus" program means that you have to go through an accelerator first. Is this requirement still valid - would have loved to apply directly (our core target market includes Windows Desktop software as well)
Just had the same thoughts...
They try to get crowdfunding - so this is maybe just a kind of good PR ;-)
[Edit] Just to make it clear: Nothing against the project itself. Any chance of getting a HIV vaccine should be used!
I agree it seems on the surface like a mutually beneficial PR stunt, which would be pathetically shallow.
On the other hand, this could be YC's foot in the door to disrupt the high margin, high investment, treatment over cure model of the health industry, in which case more power to them. We can expect to see YC spinning off a health division. That seems like quite the challenge - hope they know what they are getting themselves into.
We do need more altruism in the health research market that will bring unpatentable cures to market instead of expensive long term treatments.
I'm one of the yasoon founders and we'd love to hear your feedback.
Yasoon provides an easy way to integrate any cloud service into Microsoft Outlook. Our goal is to kill those annoying email notifications - at first for Outlook users.
We also build integrations ourselves, so if you have ideas for nice Outlook integrations let us hear them! Maybe we can make you a late Christmas present.
Nice little project.
I'm not quite sure if it's a bug or if I just can't figure out how it works correctly: Drag and Drop of entries.
Whenever i drag something it seems to be push to the bottom. I think it would be better if I could freely rearrange the items. E.g. from position 2 to position 4.
Thanks very much for the feedback, it's really appreciated.
Hmm yeah that would seem to be the ideal behaviour for sure. I just gave it a go and it seems you can rearrange downwards but not upwards and also not as you would wish. So if you drag something down in the same column it will go to the end of that column. This definitely isn't ideal. I had initially started implementing using my own draggable implementation but then reverted to using html5 draggable with contenteditable. I ran into some styling issues when dragging items whilst trying to remain responsive. Basically the items were styled at 90% of the column width but when you dragged them out they grew to 90% of the page and then shrunk back again when they were dropped but I was unable to hack the drag move in a way to maintain size without there being some jump in width which I didn't think looked pleasant.
This could certainly go down as an issue if you would like to add it or I can add it to the repo.
I'll try to keep it up and thanks again very much for the feedback, it's really appreciated!
