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anderspetersson
13y ago
Ghost: http://www.tryghost.org It's not released yet but looks quite neat.
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Django is a much better web framework now than it was 2 years ago.
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The book Two scoops of Django is great for learning best pracitces, but if you're starting from 0 it's not what you want. The django book on www.djangobook.com was great when I learned Django back in 1.1, but it's been outdated for a while.
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Looks cool! Does it support inserting images?
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I'm running a website with adsense ads as an extra income to my day job. Last month I earned about $1400 on it. Witch definetly is a nice extra income since I'm not spending much time on the site. Here's a graph over my adsense income the p
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13y ago
Really neat feature. Is a rollout to scandinavia in the weeks, months or years-timeframe?
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13y ago
Ruby on Rails, Django
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13y ago
Usually gets a couple emails per month from non-tech founders thanks to these threads.
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13y ago
SEEKING WORK, Remote or in Sweden Skills includes Django, Python, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 and Linux. Would like to pick up some cool Django projects while I'm bootstraping my own product. More info and contact: http://anderspeterss
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My side-project ( http://www.quizme.se ) got posted to a decent sized facebook-group and peaked at 400 active visitors. Then the postgres-server stalled at 100% CPU-usage and the site went down. I was at day-work and could not do much about
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No, dropbox should focus on dropbox.
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13y ago
All bugs has software.
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13y ago
odesk.com freelancer.com The rates are usually way lower than what you would actually want to do the set code for.
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13y ago
Combination of Fabric and Hosted Chef. Fabric logs into the servers and issue chef-client-command. Chef does currently only handle the deployment part, ie pulls new code from git and refresh the app-server. I'm looking into setting up a coo
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great talk, inspired me to simplify the tech stack. Pyres looks like a good alternative for Celery in the Python world when you don't need Celery's cron-like features.
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14y ago
I bought and read the beta, will read it again now that the final version is out.
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14y ago
Not sure I would pay on a monthly basis for this. When the video is done I see little value in the service.
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14y ago
It does not do automatic scaling, but, if you're expecting a one time spike you can just go with a huge server for that hour.
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14y ago
SEEKING WORK, Remote or in Sweden Skills includes Django, Python, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 and Linux. Would like to pick up some cool Django projects while I'm bootstraping my own product. More info and contact: http://anderspeterss
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14y ago
Sublime Text 2 Python
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14y ago
We pay 33% income tax...
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14y ago
SEEKING WORK, Remote or in Sweden Skills includes Django, Python, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 and Linux. Would like to pick up some cool Django projects while I'm bootstraping my own product. More info and contact: http://anderspeterss
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14y ago
Hopefully that grow also grows the income stream exponentially, then you can just scale up vertically and begin thinking about scaling out.
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14y ago
jQuery, Bootstrap Python, Django, Nginx, Gunicorn, Memcached, Celery, RabbitMQ, Postgresql Recently moved from Heroku, now hosted on a couple instances from DigitalOcean.
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14y ago
I always use heroku when starting a new project. It gives me a fast setup and let me focus on the app during the pre-release process. If/when my apps get big I move to linode or aws.
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That's good news for UK. I'm in Sweden and been on that list since Stripe went public in USA, no email love here.
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14y ago
Does something simular to RubyMotion, but in Python exist?
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14y ago
It's not industry specific, but there are probably alot of DevOps on HN, so you could use the "Who is hiring"-thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5150834
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SEEKING WORK, Remote or in Sweden Skills includes Django, Python, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 and Linux. Would like to pick up some cool Django projects while I'm bootstraping my own product. More info and contact: http://anderspeterss
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I had problems with .slugignore not working recursively in folders. Otherwise I would use it alot more.
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