babuskov

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by babuskov 15y ago
I used to use CodeIgniter. It's really good for beginners and easy to to get into. But, it's still not rapid enough for me. After a few big successful projects, I have switched to Yii framework. I wrote about the reasons the switch to Yii h
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by babuskov 15y ago
I just figured out that we got an e-mail, but to a different e-mail account. I have one e-mail address in my HN profile, and I gave a different e-mail in the application. However, the rejection e-mail was sent to e-mail from HN profile. So,
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by babuskov 15y ago
We also did not get the reply yet. Don't know what it means, but since we're not rejected yet, it could be good ;) Patience is a virtue.
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by babuskov 15y ago
Looks like Gary Vaynerchuk's was right: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKiIjhyptVA&feature=youtu...
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by babuskov 15y ago
Although any small game would like to be acquired by Zynga, if you're really good and have great ideas, maybe you should not - because your company might become as big as Zynga in just a couple of years. This deal looks like win-win, but ma
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by babuskov 15y ago
Take Yii for example. Beside framework functionality, the power of rapid development comes from Gii code-generation tool and it generates PHP code (complete MVC for CRUD + admin. interface based on database tables or PHP class). You get ske
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by babuskov 15y ago
This might be a nice replacement for PHP spaghetti code you might see everywhere - see the recent HN thread where PHP is voted the most-hated language - it's because even solid coders produce spaghetti code with it. You need to be really di
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by babuskov 15y ago
LOL :) I had bad experience with editing anything online in the past (hello Blogger, GMail and others). So, I first prepared everything in a .txt file before filling it out. It took us two days to write down and check it all. Still, we alre
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by babuskov 15y ago
Few hundred dollars over a year is nothing. Point of my message was that there are only a few people in the world who could live just by blogging and researching topics to blog about all day long.
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by babuskov 15y ago
Interesting read. BTW, Java seems rather poor choice for a blog post about threading performance issues. It goes to great length trying to optimize stuff but it seems to me that switching programming language would be much more efficient an
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by babuskov 15y ago
Usability vs cool UI is always a tough one. The ones who can do both at the same time are geniuses. That's why Apple is always on top.
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by babuskov 15y ago
When is the last time someone earned a lot of money from blog? Maybe five years ago. These days blogs are only used to get traffic, either directly or via SEO, to pages where you sell the real product to the customer.
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by babuskov 15y ago
Go to "search and review" and then to "public procurements". On that page you can either search the database or click on today's data on the right side of the screen.
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by babuskov 15y ago
What would really be good if deals were published before any contract is signed. That would enable fair competition.
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by babuskov 15y ago
Well, we already have one in Serbia: http://portal.ujn.gov.rs/