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💜 We're super pumped to announce our integration with @RudderStack today.
What does this mean for you, a @RudderStack customer?
It means you can now configure your settings to set up CommandBar as a destination in RudderStack. Our friends at RudderStack wrote up a very helpful doc on how you can quickly do this. Check it out below.
What does this mean for you, a @CommandBar customer?
It means you can do more of what we love to preach: target, target, target. Once you've enabled the integration (as shown below), you can start using client-side events data to make your nudges meet the right users, at the right time.
There are many ways this could look like (depending on what data you collect and from where), but here's an example of a use case:
(1) User clicks a button for a specific feature in the app, triggering an event -> (2)Event is sent to RudderStack and CommandBar at the same time -> (3) CommandBar triggers an experience immediately to let the user know about new functionality of that feature.
The @ycombinator application isn't just about your idea. It's also about how you think. For most questions, there's a literal answer and a meta-answer that conveys the types of traits that predict founder success from YC.
Here's some advice on how to crush your @ycombinator application.
Budget cuts layoffs... Companies can't afford petty product-eng conflicts anymore.
When you understand engineers, you'll have less conflict and stress while building better products.
And what better way to learn how engineers think than to listen to a world-class technical leader chat with a world-class product leader?
@lennysan's latest podcast with @cartainc CTO @Lethain is a masterclass in the engineering mindset and how to collaborate to create great products—among many other things.
Here are our favorite lessons from the pod:
It's hard to stay on top of @lennysan's podcast every week, so we made a cheat sheet for the latest ep with @juddantin :
How important is the one-liner you use for explaining what your product does?
When we went through @ycombinator three years ago, we probably had the worst one in our batch.
🎧 Listen to the story of how we went from "cmd+k for any app" to where we are now, on the @ridingunicorns_
podcast.
Link in thread 🧵




