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by EnderMB 13y ago
I've met a few freelancers that claim to be able to do both, but they tend to fall into either the designer or developer camp; either a good developer that can just about use Photoshop, or a designer that can throw some mark-up togethe
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by EnderMB 13y ago
> Web Design: ...Specific skills would be design-tools-of-choice, HTML, CSS, and light JavaScript. I've worked in a startup, and at a few design/web agencies, and I'm yet to see a single "Web Designer" write HTML
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by EnderMB 13y ago
There's no need to apologise. I found to be a great read!
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by EnderMB 13y ago
I've given my fair share of hate towards developers that use WordPress for everything (advanced CMS, application platform, etc) but the reason it is so popular is because it's such a great blogging platform. Yes, it's quite b
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by EnderMB 13y ago
Have you not thought of using a CI tool to do this for you, on push to a select branch? This is basically what they do.
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by EnderMB 13y ago
I don't know, but it's a very annoying trend. I appreciate the work that has gone into this code, but if you want to deploy using source control then you should really be looking into continuous integration and deployment.
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by EnderMB 13y ago
You're absolutely right. However, is it a crime that could be tracked, without an employee explicitly whistle-blowing to the feds? Even then, could the feds prove this? I'm no expert, and I'm probably wrong in saying this, bu
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by EnderMB 13y ago
Well, they're not going to crack a ton of passwords that quickly, and I'm guessing that they're testing against the live server, so if the password doesn't work then surely the most obvious answer is that the password ha
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by EnderMB 13y ago
This is probably a stupid comment to make, but when the feds request these passwords what is stopping a firm from giving over a set of tampered passwords? Let's say a request is made for Google give over loads of Gmail passwords. Could
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by EnderMB 13y ago
My first job was at a "non-technical" startup, in a technical capacity. Despite being essentially a beginner, I was able to build a good product and web presence for us, and after almost two years we were acquired by a huge compan
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by EnderMB 13y ago
> You've obviously never worked in an office, or you have taken a big step away from reality. I understand the whole "you've obviously never ..." thing that people do to state that their experiences are not represent
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by EnderMB 13y ago
A friend of mine set their Dad up on Spotify instead of listening to music through YouTube. She said to him that he could listen to anything he wanted using Spotify. The first thing he searched for was The Beatles, one of a number of popula
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by EnderMB 13y ago
Not to mention that C# is a fantastic language to use.
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by EnderMB 13y ago
Yet a number of users on here are slating those that choose to work with known homophobes. Does this not affect them?
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by EnderMB 13y ago
It's Hollywood. Chances are their work has already enriched the lives of some bigoted fuckheads. Why single out a product based on another product by a noted homophobe when we won't do it to numerous others?
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by EnderMB 13y ago
Why is it a political statement, and why should this affect how I enjoy his work? As I mentioned above, it doesn't stop people enjoying Roald Dahl's work, either because they don't know of his views or feel that his views are
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by EnderMB 13y ago
You've not answered why his views mean that I cannot enjoy his work. If I'm served a sandwich by a racist, does this mean that I shouldn't eat it? I just don't see why I should care what every person who creates a produc
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by EnderMB 13y ago
It seems like a terrible thing to do to the hundreds of potentially nice people that worked hard on this movie. People will boycott this because of peer pressure, and to follow the crowd. People don't boycott the countless movies based
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by EnderMB 13y ago
I suffer quite badly from anxiety. I consider myself a good developer, but sometimes the stress of the job will make me nervous and I'll make silly mistakes. I'm used to it enough now to make myself take a step back and relax befo
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by EnderMB 13y ago
Are the new phones still as sturdy as they were before? I admit that I miss my old Nokia 3310 at times, and being able to throw it around anywhere without a single dent.
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by EnderMB 13y ago
I can safely say that Windows Phone is the nicest OS I've casually used. It's much more responsive than iOS and Android, and it just feels a lot nicer to use from day-to-day. My main gripe with Windows Phone isn't the OS, but
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by EnderMB 13y ago
Really? What kind of hackathons have you attended? I attended one once and all I got was some (crappy) pizza.
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by EnderMB 13y ago
But is it REALLY that different to a lot of office workers? Developers and startup types like to think that they are unique in having work hard for long periods of time, but they really aren't. Junior Lawyers work long hours, apprentic
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by EnderMB 13y ago
My thoughts exactly. This workflow is nothing more than hacking Git using post-commit hooks to do something it was never built for. If you want to deploy using Git then the smart thing to do is to use one of the many continuous integration
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by EnderMB 13y ago
If they'd offer a couple of private repos I'd jump over to GitHub in a heartbeat. I use BitBucket for private stuff, and then port over to GitHub when I want to make the code public. At work we use BitBucket because of the unlimit
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by EnderMB 13y ago
This was significant for Michael Howard, and it helped to absolutely kill any chance he had of becoming PM. Jeremy Paxman can be a bit of a dick at times, especially when he's up against someone who has done their research, but he&#x27
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by EnderMB 13y ago
I still use Firebug, mainly because I'm more familiar with it than I am with the Chrome developer tools, I like the UI a lot more, but that's probably my own personal taste rather than it being a better UI. I rate it as being on-p
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by EnderMB 13y ago
While true, there is little stopping a team from supporting a set of high-powered Android devices. The difference between Vine and a startup are obvious. Vine has teams for iOS, Android, and specific design, whereas a startup typically star
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by EnderMB 13y ago
There are numerous mobile agencies around the world today, making apps for simultaneous release on multiple platforms. I don't buy this argument when we're talking about large teams with dedicated design and development teams for each platf
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by EnderMB 13y ago
When I was a student I was really struggling to find retail work. I applied to loads of places, and even after doing great in interviews and managers saying they were very happy with me things would always go quiet. I was once offered a job

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