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Outsourced developers steal your start-up's idea and code - how to prevent this
1 points by abl 18y ago|6 comments
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by abl 18y ago
They aren't very straight-forward.. vs LAMP: free = free :) but... I like the tools.
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by abl 18y ago
I believe MSFT improved upon this since - you can call stored procs through an ObjectDataSource. So, as long as you have your tiers set up right, you could just rely on CRUD in the db back-end. You know, maybe they are using mono for .NET
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by abl 18y ago
I agree - it seems like their products have so much potential but they are not improving upon them, not taking advantage of the whole "release often" paradigm, which in my opinion is easier to do with SaaS. Maybe easier said than done thoug
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by abl 18y ago
Would it be easy to upgrade and scale the Express database later to a full-blown version of SQL Server using replication if I see that my app makes money and is worth the investment paying for a commercial SQL Server version? I think I cou
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by abl 18y ago
What about running the .NET app on Amazon EC2 with a mysql backend? I am thinking of using SQL Server Express as my database for now - to take advantage of its visual tools, and later I could port the db over to MySQL.. If I keep all the bu
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Ask HN: Scalability and .NET stack
1 points by abl 18y ago|9 comments
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by abl 18y ago
I hope Google Sites takes off and kills this ugly beast.
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Prediction: Google Sites - Ning Killer?
1 points by abl 18y ago|2 comments
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Ask YC: wiki for java docs?
1 points by abl 18y ago|0 comments