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Products that do what Oyster Books (web client) does

Introducing the Oyster Web Reader

1
The Oyster Review ▲80
A modern literary magazine from the editors at Oyster
2014
2
Oyster Chrome Extension▲77
See when a book on Amazon.com is available on Oyster
2015
3
SE eBook▲152
SE eBook
2014
4
Blurb▲89
Self publishing book platform
2014
5
bookmarq▲98
Book suggestions from your friends and influencers
2015
6
Getting Real▲234
The smarter way to build web apps. A free book by 37signals.
2015
7
DevFreeBooks▲288
A collection of free books for developers
2016
8
OnePagers▲305
One Pagers to Understand and Follow Tech Trends
2014
9
Content Analytics▲189
See what content your visitors are actually reading
2014
10
The Starter Kit▲206
Curated resources for web developers and visual designers
2014
11
The Pipe▲196
Product Hunt for eBooks
2014
12
Servers for Hackers eBook▲90
What programmers need to know about web servers.
2015
13
Web Design 101▲90
The future of the web is in your hands.
2016
14
Kooba▲141
An interactive graph for finding new books
2017
15
Which Book Should I Read?▲104
A recommendation tool to find your next book
2017
16
CODY▲136
Free library of HTML, CSS, & JS nuggets
2014
17
Oyster 2.0▲140
Unlimited books only $9.95/mo and now a bookstore
2015
18
Chrome Experiments▲137
Showcase of web experiments written by creative coders
2015
19
Inkshares▲101
Crowdfunded Book Publishing
2014
20
Startup Book Buzz▲106
One new startup related book recommended each week
2015
21
Pointer▲95
A reading club for developers
2015
22
Powerbooks▲104
Bite-sized Knowledge for Entrepreneurs
2014
23
Litographs Book Club▲84
Thoughtful book recommendations from indie booksellers
2015
24
Founch▲95
A new way to explore the web (an advanced Wikipedia)
2015

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