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13y ago
NYT article on this a few days ago...I thought exactly about an app like this...kudos.
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13y ago
In the case of web development, there is plenty of natural integration that you get in the browser that is simply not possible with a native tool...for instance the simple ability to integrate with other web components with little effort, i
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13y ago
while native IDEs aren't going away, I think browser IDEs especially for web development are the wave of the future. Once businesses discover the advantages of having developer access via the browser there will be no turning back. Some
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13y ago
not sure which browser you are using or what your settings are but I have not received any complaints about the site design. The last person who complaint about the site was using an iPhone, hopefully you aren't doing the same:) Also w
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13y ago
try ours (crudzilla.com), it is downloadable and multi-language..and if you are in an enterprise environment, java should fit right in.
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13y ago
cool, would be happy to see if there is stuff we can make use of in our own product:)...ours is not an official open source product but the source code is included for end-user modification.
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13y ago
competition here!(crudzilla.com)
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13y ago
down voted?...internet forums just get new names but the character remains the same:)
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13y ago
shameless plug but next time you want to do a web-app/site consider our product (crudzilla.com)...it is basically a web-dev-to-deployment solution in one package.
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Are you patronizing a startup or a big IT company?
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13y ago
a plug for an LMS project of of mine appynotebook.com ... is there still a market for LMSes?
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Switched at birth: Son born to rich parents sues hospital after life of poverty
(worldnews.nbcnews.com)
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13y ago
I have always found it amusing that the virtue of hard work is bestowed on kids who make it into the most selective American colleges. Another way to look at it is that, it is precisely hard work that these kids(or at least their parents on
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13y ago
In the case of the US you could throw in centuries of free slave labor.
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13y ago
awesome but you absolutely have to fix the performance.
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I have read few historical predictions about computers effect on man as concise and prescient as this: “Every man will communicate through a computer, whatever he does. It will change and reshape his life, modify his career and force him to
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Willis Ware, 93, Engineer at Dawn of Computer Age, Dies
(nytimes.com)
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13y ago
They do in fact show ads in the form of other book "recommendations" based on what you've read. Ultimately I think we may be of different minds about what we consider acceptable consumer/merchant relationship. When I bou
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13y ago
Unfortunately this can be said of a lot of tech work. I left my IT consulting job about 5 months ago to do a start-up. I could never get used to how mentally exhausted I often felt after 12 hr days, yet at the end of the week could point to
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13y ago
Maybe you were quite careful when making your purchase, I wasn't. I only wanted a relatively cheap starter tablet which I thought was what I was getting. I didn't expect to receive a device primarily meant to serve me ads, sorry i
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Please do not buy the Kindle fire
(colabopad.blogspot.com)
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13y ago
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Ionic html5 framework
(ionicframework.com)
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13y ago
This really depends... if you are building a consumer app, native is probably better given that you typically need access to device features...but for business apps, with few exceptions I say HTML5 hands down.
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internet yellowpages...lol...you'll be forgiven if you thought it was a parody
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The Internet without all the pesky graphics
(youtube.com)
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Not sure how old you, but one of the central sacrifices that a young entrepreneur has to be ready to make is on the matter of family formation. The moment you are a family man, things are different, you can still try starting a business but
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It is a nebulous concept but I believe it is a combination of smart end user devices and data gathering sensors... obviously in the IT world any new (relatively speaking) concept gets hijack for marketing by vendors. Cheap low power chips t
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Why the stupid say they're smart
(bbc.com)
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13y ago
getting excited about docker and lxc in general..
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13y ago
For downloadable browser IDE check us out (www.crudzilla.com), plus you can use a bunch of languages and the whole setup is ready to deploy.
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