Matt Olevinsky

We all know that when it comes to product development, feedback is the most precious gift. Communicating on what you are building and allowing people to test it and comment on it is a great way to make sure you're on the right track. But when is it too early to do so? Is there a risk that you'll alienate potential users by sharing something that you don't consider completely "finished"?

Hello everyone! My name is Gaspard and I just started my first internship at the start up Ponicode. Our goal is to be the perfect coding partner for every developper! Since the beginning of my internship, I worked hard and learned a lot about data science. But sometimes I want to do some other stuff like read or play the guitar. How do you manage to do all of that in just 24h? Do you have some tips to share? Or other fun activities you do to get away from coding?

What do you think is the best way to make your newsletter subscribers grow? Maybe offering some kind of free resource? Or by advertisement? What worked better for you?