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Great summary of of the challenges involved! Small bit of feedback on your site: I run a business, and am not a programmer. I use a programmer. I can't tell if
by graeme 8y ago
Great summary of of the challenges involved!
Small bit of feedback on your site: I run a business, and am not a programmer. I use a programmer. I can't tell if this is something would use, or not.
You probably don't want to optimize around this use case, but I was looking for a single line that might say "business owner who employe a programmer? Click here to see if this would be useful for you" --> leads to a description of how browserless helps my programmer
- Drdrdrq 8y agoUnless you know it would help you (as a manager), I would advise you let the programmer pick his own tools. You can still check with other programmers if his choices make sense, but be careful if acting on this information. Just make sure he uses some sort of CVS (Git is most common nowadays), other than that... any competent programmer should know about these things, and it is more likely that he finds out about them from their peers.
- graeme 8y agoWell, that’s the thing, I don’t know enough about the service to know if it is: * Something useful for my organization even if my programmer leaves, or * something useful for a programmer personally Me and my programmer do talk about stuff to be used by my organization. Which is mainly just him in tech terms, but i want everything documented to mitigate bus factor. So we talk generally about tools. Also if it’s a paid thing, that’s he’s using for working on my stuff, then I would pay for it.
- mrskitch 8y agoThanks for the feedback, this is something that has been brought up a few times, via folks from other backgrounds and positions. I'm still trying to think of the best way to tackle this sort of "personalization", but will keep this in mind.
- graeme 8y agoBrennan Dunn recently launched a servie for this actually: https://rightmessage.com https://rightmessage.com