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brandontreb
13y ago
It depends on the project. I seldom do fixed bid projects as I'm a big fan of agile. I'll give a rough estimate but bill on time and materials.
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13y ago
Depends. Early on i was putting in 50s. During the summer it was closer to 20 ;) now I'm between 30-40. Family time is super important to me so I make sure to be off by 5 (I'll still take calls and address issues at any hour when&
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13y ago
That's a great point. I couldn't agree more. I should have given some more intro, however if you follow the link at the top of the post, it provides much more context. http://brandontreb.com/what-i-learned-in-my-fi
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What I Learned In My First Year Of iOS Consulting
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3 Hiring Mistakes That I Made Early On
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IPhone Programming Tutorial: Creating An Image Gallery Like Over – Part 1
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brandontreb
14y ago
Ahh, perhaps that wasn't obvious. I do all of my time tracking inside of Freshbooks. That way there is no discrepancy when I bill the clients.
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14y ago
Hey Scott, I totally understand your perspective. However, this is Hacker News. It's all about the community and helping other hackers out. To be honest, there is such a huge sea of work out there, I would be happy if others would take s
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Tools of the Trade: What Tools I Use for iOS Consulting
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What I Learned in My First Month Being a Contract iOS Developer
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14y ago
I can't trust anything this guys says since he's running on geocities.
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14y ago
ELC is Hiring Senior JavaScript Developer (Portland, OR (or Telecommute)) http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/eng/3175762781.html Where do you fit in? You will be joining a team of experienced front-end developers working on a wide variety
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MetaWatch Announces iOS Support - Still Can't Compete With Pebble
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Amazon - A Terrible Solution To A Huge Problem
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Why I Went Back To Jekyll - Also Rackspace Sucks
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Tether Your iPhone Without Jailbreaking (Or Paying For It)
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15y ago
I have a solution in the works to interface with a Jailbroken iPhone :) Should be up in the next two weeks.
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15y ago
Awesome advice. Thanks!
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brandontreb
15y ago
OK, so obviously I suck at server configuration/optimization. Any tips for optimizations that could have enabled me to support the influx of Hacker News traffic? Note: * Ubuntu 512MB on Rackspace * Apache * Wordpress with wp-super-cache and
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15y ago
Rackspace. It's taking forever to resize. Site isn't _quite_ down. Just super slow.
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15y ago
I actually have wp-supercache enabled. However, the site was only running on 512MB ram :( Getting featured on HN is a lot different than daily traffic. A static site would not have saved me here.
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15y ago
I use wp-super-cache for this. However, it's still not the same as static site generation. The entire Wordpress system still gets loaded at least to the plugin loading phase. There are numerous db hits that take place before this stage (ma
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haha ironic that it's crashing now eh? That's the one upside of Jekyll for sure. I was hosting the site on 512MB of ram. Just did a resize to handle the HN traffic, hopefully it comes back online soon. Hakyll looks pretty slick. I'll chec
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haha I'll definitely have to fix that :) Blosxom looks interesting, does it support markdown?
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15y ago
It has to regenerate the entire site each time. I guess the reason for this might be because it can't be sure every page is updated otherwise. Take for example adding a new post and you have a "recent posts" widget in your sidebar. This
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WordPress To Jekyll And Back Again
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Ahh makes sense. Thanks for the info :)
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This line in their docs makes me a little less excited "Installing any other software on the TonidoPlug will void warranty" http://www.tonido.com/support/display/docs/Booting+off+USB+D...
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15y ago
REMOTE, Portland, New Mexico - http://elctech.com ELC Technologies is hiring iOS Developoers! We offer all the usual benefits… and if you’re located in Portland, an office with the world’s greatest espresso machine, a team of Kung Fu mast
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Autonomous Steering Behaviors In Corona SDK Games
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