2. Georges Duverger

  4. Director of Product at Draftbit (YC W18), a no-code mobile app builder. Previously Software Engineer at eBay and Hunch (acquired).
  6. You can follow me on Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, or send me an email.
  8. I was a software engineer for 10 years before moving to product management in 2015. I worked at 5 tech startups: Akoha, Hunch, Phosphorus, Nautilus Labs, and now Draftbit. Through the acquisition of Hunch, I also spent 4 years at eBay.
  10. I started a SaaS business, Fitmeal, as a solo founder. It had thousands of users and taught me a lot about entrepreneurship. I've made other products since, most of them focused around data and APIs.
  12. I like to break down product management into 3 fundamental questions: What to do? Is it done? Did it work? That separation of concerns has been a pivotal insight in my career. I write about my process here.

  14. Side projects

  16. Backslash CSS for technologists
  17. Unique Baby Names Baby names reports
  18. Fitmeal Food diary via SMS
  19. Crono Schedule jobs programmatically
  20. localStorage Spaced repetition emails
  21. Northeast Goal management tool
  22. Screen CSS for desktops, tablets, and phones
  23. PlainChart Text-based charting utility
  24. Control-F Find and replace API
  25. Print Simple logging API

  27. Blog posts

  29. CSS for Technologists
  30. Tracking Bugs at Draftbit
  31. How Well your Product is Really Doing
  32. Email Your Memory
  33. The 3 D's Ruining your Team
  34. How to Manage Product
  35. Elevate and Delegate
  36. 5 Startup Ideas
  37. What is Product Management?
  38. DIY Business Emails
  39. Baby Names for Analytical Parents
  40. The Secret API of Banks
  41. Comptes de Campagne
  42. 5 Million Calories Later
  43. No More Calorie Counting
  44. Nutrition, Quantified Self, and Machine Learning
  45. Ask “Do You Like X?”, Not “What Do You Like?”
  46. The Strange Case of Ellis v. City of Grand Rapids
  47. 3 Things I Believe
  50. Made in Cambridge, MA. Generated with Ivy. Styled with Backslash. All emojis designed by OpenMoji – the open-source emoji and icon project. License: CC BY-SA 4.0