What would be an alternative? Dedicated server provided by some cloud provider in Europe? Any recommendation?
I think I need to generalize and improve the blog post to include better content is what everyone is saying. I will do that and post a better version of the blog soon.
Nop, it's not, just a consultation on how to approach some technical challenges. It's always good to have a technical expert be your side for some challenging technical work!
Is there any shortage of such experts in the Netherlands? Isn't this just asking for so many problems? For instance, this makes GPDR violation extremely likely, doesn't it?
(EU law forbids ANY non-EU from looking at any specific medical data. So this person wouldn't be allowed to see any EU medical data)
A bit more detail (since the landing page is concise): Flexy is “send a scoped task → get a fixed quote within 24h → we start quickly (often within ~1 business day) → you get production-ready code + short support window.”
What’s new in this version is the clearer productization/packaging around fixed-scope deliverables (Quick Fix from $29, Standard Task from $89, and a custom tier for complex work), plus a tighter focus on Microsoft stack work (.NET 2-10/ASP.NET/EF Core/Azure Functions/App Service/CI-CD/etc.).
Feedback request for HN: if you’ve outsourced .NET/Azure tickets before, what info do you need upfront to feel comfortable with fixed-price execution (e.g., definition-of-done checklist, code review style, test expectations, security/NDA concerns)?
If anyone wants, share a single “one-paragraph task brief” here (or email via the contact form) and we will reply with how we would scope it + what we would quote it at—no obligation.
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This might sound odd because most of the founders do market research and then come up with a release. But in my case, it's differ. I have a tool, and I don't know how to sell it!
I built this tool with the assumption that it can be a useful tool for businesses with 50+ sizes who have a frequent need to exchange files.
I'm not able to figure out my niche so that I can improve upon my marketing message and target a specific group of users.
I wanted to ask the community for help on this to see if anyone can guide me to the right direction in terms of finding the niche.
