Emad Ibrahim

• ASP.NET MVC, Startup

  Posted on January 8th, 2009

  Written by Emad Ibrahim

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  ASP.NET MVC, Open Source, Yonkly

  You can now buy the best twitter-clone software out there complete with full source code for your customization pleasures.

  Buy it now at http://yonkly.com/buy

  Includes

  • Flexible license – deploy up to 2 domains and 10 sub-domains
  • Make any changes you want
  • Community support through forums
  • No copyright required
  • One time payment
  • Advanced control panel
  • Groups
  • Picture sharing
  • Sidebar widgets
  • Run your own ads
  • Use your own domain
  • Threaded conversations
  • Twitter integration

  For more information visit http://yonkly.com/buy

  This entry was posted on Thursday, January 8th, 2009 at 9:57 am and is filed under ASP.NET MVC, Startup. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
• http://www.emadibrahim.com/2009/01/09/startup-next-steps/ Startup: Next Steps | Emad Ibrahim

  [...] annual subscription* to celebrate the new year.  For the technically-savvy, we even have the source code up for sale [...]

• http://www.emadibrahim.com eibrahim

  All the features mentioned here are part of the paid version and not the
  free version
  http://www.emadibrahim.com/2008/10/01/major-upd…

  Jaiku's release won't really change my plans too much. If you want to
  create a microblog in asp.net mvc then you can spend a week or 2 designing,
  developing and testing it or spend a couple of hundred bucks and get Yonkly
  with the source code. The costs savings are obvious.

  Also we offer a hosted service so you don't have to install, debug, setup or
  do anything to get up and running with your own branded microblog community.
  All you do is signup at yonkly.com and now, we offer free accounts and have
  reduced our prices significantly for premium accounts. I guess that's what
  happens when there is competition.

  Also, keep in mind that we are bootstrapped and haven't raised any money and
  can't really afford to give away everything for free.

  Thanks for your feedback and keep it coming.

• Jason

  So whats the difference between the open source version of yonkly and this one that you are selling? Any change of plans since jaiku.com is now open source?

• http://www.emadibrahim.com eibrahim

  All the features mentioned here are part of the paid version and not the
  free version
  http://www.emadibrahim.com/2008/10/01/major-upd…

  Jaiku's release won't really change my plans too much. If you want to
  create a microblog in asp.net mvc then you can spend a week or 2 designing,
  developing and testing it or spend a couple of hundred bucks and get Yonkly
  with the source code. The costs savings are obvious.

  Also we offer a hosted service so you don't have to install, debug, setup or
  do anything to get up and running with your own branded microblog community.
  All you do is signup at yonkly.com and now, we offer free accounts and have
  reduced our prices significantly for premium accounts. I guess that's what
  happens when there is competition.

  Also, keep in mind that we are bootstrapped and haven't raised any money and
  can't really afford to give away everything for free.

  Thanks for your feedback and keep it coming.

• Jason

  So whats the difference between the open source version of yonkly and this one that you are selling? Any change of plans since jaiku.com is now open source?

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