Clearly, this signals the beginning of the Ruby-on-Rails mania reaching the financial markets! Next year: 37signals' IPO pops 300 points on its first day....
Great, maybe they'll fire their president and COO Jason Hoffman for calling customers "dicks" then cancelling their accounts (for no other reason than the customer voicing displeasure in the forums).
300 is too much ;) I think 37sigs would be happy with 3. It is less.
Seriously, the Joyent+TextDrive deal doesn't represent anything but a combination of two companies and two great teams that have big ambitions and want to have all the pieces together so that we can achieve our vision. What's the vision? Ah, that's what pops, on the first day...
Comments: 4
Jeff [28 November 2005 10:31 PM]
Great, maybe they'll fire their president and COO Jason Hoffman for calling customers "dicks" then cancelling their accounts (for no other reason than the customer voicing displeasure in the forums).
http://www.kickflop.net/blog/?p=107
Jason Fried [29 November 2005 05:51 AM]
300? How dare you underestimate us!
David Young [29 November 2005 10:01 PM]
300 is too much ;) I think 37sigs would be happy with 3. It is less.
Seriously, the Joyent+TextDrive deal doesn't represent anything but a combination of two companies and two great teams that have big ambitions and want to have all the pieces together so that we can achieve our vision. What's the vision? Ah, that's what pops, on the first day...
Blake Burris [30 November 2005 10:11 AM]
I've always been impressed by the TextDrive support, community, and CMS hosting. The Joyen acquisition gives me even more confidence in TextDrive.