Jim_Neath

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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I hear that. I spent nearly 4 years doing OO PHP. I enjoy coding a lot more now I'm rocking ruby/rails. If anything this article has made me more inclined to check out python/django.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
When I first looked at tarsnap a few days back, one of the first things I thought was "What the hell is a picodollar?" So I gave up on the idea.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Nice to see something like this on my side of the pond. Just a shame it's on the other side of the country.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Clickable link: http://www.billonsite.com/
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
The commit parameter is a pain in the backside when it comes to rails but I would have thought most people would know how to fix this anyway. It's a simple HTML issue, not really a Rails issue.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Funnily enough, I was just in the middle of reading your post. I'm probably going to go down the Spreedly route. While I agree that it probably won't take me long to integrate, I need to make sure everything is solid. Also, I'm currently wo
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Ask HN: Launch without paid plans or wait until payment is integrated?
3 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|4 comments
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MySpace in talks to become Facebook friend (theregister.co.uk)
1 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|0 comments
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Facebook enshrines dead people profiles(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|0 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I don't know how useful this is, in the case of gems, but you can see the 30 (I think) most popular projects on github, based on number of forks or watchers: http://github.com/popular/forked http://github.com/popular/watched
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Unless you've got a way to monetise this, I'd give up right now.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I hate pie charts.
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Ask HN: Where to Blog?
3 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|1 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
An invite would be awesome. http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01VaxuDx8QHp7ftD1tyORRRA==...
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
At least he was listening to what people were saying. Still baffles me that he didn't think of the consequences before launching.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
+1 for Canopy
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I needed one. Also the ones I looked at either didn't do what I wanted, or weren't suitable for clients.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
As a developer I've sorted most of these :)
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I've currently sorted out integration with Github. I'll look into integrating with Subversion and others if there's enough call for it.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I'm currently using it for features as well as bugs while I'm building it, so it should be gravy. Also the quick add thing was the first thing I added as it's the main thing that annoys me with current systems.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I agree completely with the hating refreshing, so consider that problem solved :) I'll look into the other points, as I agree with them whole heartedly.
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Ask HN: What do you want/need from a bug tracking system?
18 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|43 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Learn git. It's easy to do and will save you a whole load of ballache down the line. Our front end designers picked it up pretty easily so it can't be that hard :P
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Agreed.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Pie Valley :P
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
+1 Also. Hi Matt :)
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Instead of fixing a MySQL query that took minutes, I wrote a mechanize script that logged into the host admin and deleted the query warning.