GotToStartup

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Supersize Your Startup Dev Productivity(startupnorth.ca)
2 points by GotToStartup 15y ago|0 comments
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by GotToStartup 15y ago
I've been interviewing with companies recently and it's interesting to see how some places just completely ignore these types of questions. My guess is that there's a bit of self selection when interviewing. Some places don't looks for pass
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
Wow, thanks for this reply, it's exactly the kind of info I was looking for. I've checked out those forums and most seem to have a great deal of noise, however, the stickies you mentioned in BHW do have a lot of really useful information to
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
Interesting. I'd love to hear more about this. You don't happen to blog about this process do you?
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
Computer science does not equal programming. Yes, programming is a part of computer science but you learn a heck of a lot more from a computer science degree. You learn about algorithms, computational complexity, lots of math, logic and a l
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
Although I didn't go to MIT or Stanford, I never learnt HTML or CSS in university. No, that's not what a Computer Science degree teaches.
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
I like the simple and clean layout, however, what I really need is a way to send large files (>200meg).
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
Bought the book because of this comment. I'm yet to read it though.
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
Chess. In many ways, chess is very similar to programming. It is a beautiful mix of art & science. It requires constant learning, studying and practice to get better. It allows you to solve puzzles and identify patterns. It has been aro
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by GotToStartup 16y ago
This seems like a great opportunity to learn a new language, framework and IDE. Visual Studio is an awesome IDE but it's always valuable to learn something different and be able to integrate that in your day job. To answer your question, a
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
I see your point here and I mostly agree. However, as a software engineer I am constantly learning the "machinery underneath" and it frustrates me to see people make absolutely no attempt to learn even the basics. I mean "A piece of softwar
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
Friggin genius.
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
"We've blogged about Four things to have a hope of being funded, but the most important two at an earlier stage are having a co-founder and a starter executive summary." um ... ya this is going to be a problem.
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
See, there is a fundamental problem with this. You, as a non coder, will NEVER be able to tell who is and who isn't a "rock star". And odds are, your dream coder will probably not want to work with you. Unless of course you're working on so
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
Beautiful design, really makes me want to use the app a little more. Would be nice to have some sort demo login or video walkthrough like mrduncan mentioned. May I ask who designed the site?
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
Totally agree with this point. I understand the importance of naming and so I try to put some though into it, only to realize I’ve lost my focus on the initial problem. Now I get a first draft down and then go through and rename methods &#3
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
I find a lot of inspiration from other really well built apps. Often finding something that somebody has clearly done RIGHT motivates me to do the same.
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
C# in Depth: What you need to master C# 2 and 3 & Introduction to Algorithms
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
+1. You guys know of any good tech/startup meetups in TO?
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
Wow, this site looks pretty cool. I would not give up so early.
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by GotToStartup 17y ago
looks very nice. Who designed the site? Graphics? Logo?