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About 80 days.

• jqueryin 13y ago
  It's exciting to see how much your skills have improved over the course of the half year. I guess this proves a point that added complexity and learning new technology drastically adds to development time for those still learning to program. Also couple this with no extensive amount of development under their belt. Not to hijack this thread and solely to prove a point, take for example my startup weekend project. Just this weekend (Saturday and Sunday 9AM-9PM) I built CarePrice which utilizes geolocation, a backend api, user management system and authentication, frontend, accompanying social networking, additional pages, and the full gamut. Albeit I did have a little help, I'd attribute 90% of the development work to myself on this one. http://www.careprice.co http://www.careprice.co It's this ease of development you can look forward to with more experience under your belt! Keep on hacking and the days just start to shave off.
  • nathan_f77 13y ago
    Whoa, that's really impressive.
  • jenniferDewalt 13y ago
    That is awesome! Now that I've gone through the whole process I'm definitely much fast than I was when I started YumHacker. I spent a lot of time in the beginning just trying to wrap my head around what the heck I was doing, especially with Backbone.
• martinc 13y ago
  Was that 80 days, full time, 8hr per day? (Congratulations on your efforts, BTW.)
  • jenniferDewalt 13y ago
    Pretty much. I took a few days off here and there for the holidays but other than that I've been working everyday on the project. Things were kind of slow in the beginning as I was learning a lot of new technology and adjusting to building more complex website but the pace picked up after I got a handle on things.
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