
RemoteConfigs
Centralized app configuration management
We're developers, not content creators or marketing experts, and therefore we would appreciate it if other founders could suggest the marketing tactics/channels that they have used and what they would recommend to someone who built a product aimed at developers. Did you submit your products to popular tech blogs or podcasts to gain exposure; and did you benefit from that, etc.? Any suggestions of such communities are welcome 😀
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We created RemoteConfigs on Indie Hackers and added it to our profiles.
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Launched the first version of RemoteConfigs to the public. The MVP had everything a person needed to make use of RemoteConfigs in their applications and websites. Our website is publicly available at remoteconfigs.com
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We started drafting some basic marketing material that we could use once we've launched. Here is an example of one of our drafts:
https://remoteconfigs.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/RemoteConfigs_Banner_1.png
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We started integrating Stripe into RemoteConfigs, shortly after we submitted all our documentation to get onboard the Stripe Atlas program.
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We started planning RemoteConfigs based around the issues we were trying to solve. After the initial planning (which was quite simple), we created our source control repository and started development.
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As developers, we constantly had the issue of maintaining scattered sets of application configuration files for each of our software projects. To update them was tedious, and we thought that the process could be improved, simplified and optimized in order to save time. This lead to the creation of RemoteConfigs. We can now easily make content, design and behavioral changes to applications and websites without the need to recompile and publish them.
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As developers, we constantly had the issue of maintaining scattered sets of application configuration files for each of our software projects. This lead to the creation of RemoteConfigs.



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