My RSS feed has 700 entries in it, about 3/4 of them are companies that I monitor from within the database. The rest are various developer personalities and tech news sites. There doesn't seem to be a way for me to post the OPML file online for others to leverage.
My RSS reader has 681 feeds in it that I review daily. About 3/4 of them are companies that I monitor. The other 1/4 are various developer personalities, tech news sites, information on investment trends, and articles for pilots / flying / poker / puzzles. It takes me about 90 mins each day to pour over the reading, most of that time just sorting through everything that is there.
I believe it's inefficient, but it also is a matter of perspective. I've had more than a couple private messages saying that they thought it was quite reasonable. I suppose a $100M ARR company that spent $500M to get there is valuable if you are growing at 100% / year. Not so much if you are growing 15%.
My RSS feed has 700 entries in it, about 3/4 of them are companies that I monitor from within the database. The rest are various developer personalities and tech news sites. There doesn't seem to be a way for me to post the OPML file online for others to leverage.
My RSS reader has 681 feeds in it that I review daily. About 3/4 of them are companies that I monitor. The other 1/4 are various developer personalities, tech news sites, information on investment trends, and articles for pilots / flying / poker / puzzles. It takes me about 90 mins each day to pour over the reading, most of that time just sorting through everything that is there.
Brilliant work Tyler! As I am digging into developer products what other sources do you suggest to read?
Great Article! Tons of information in one place. Thank you!
Wow - fabulous work to quantify and analyze this market. You just saved me years!
Great read! Thanks for the comprehensive analysis
Nice post Tyler, and great overview of the developer-led landscape.
This is a great post. Nice work Tyler. It's also kinda scary that there's $5 of VC capital for every $1 in ARR :)
I believe it's inefficient, but it also is a matter of perspective. I've had more than a couple private messages saying that they thought it was quite reasonable. I suppose a $100M ARR company that spent $500M to get there is valuable if you are growing at 100% / year. Not so much if you are growing 15%.