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When Writing Too Much Code Kills Your Business
(indiehackers.com)
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mevn-cli: auto scaffolding for MEVN stack based web-apps
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7y ago
Hate to say it, but: Works for me ™ Was that an error on the webpage or in the JS console?
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7y ago
Here is a link to my fork of the repo shared by the OP: https://github.com/crtr0/twilio-video-app-react You can try it out at: https://video-app-7758-dev.twil.io?passcode=7020447758 Just enter your name and
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I read and re-read this "examples" docs page several times: https://github.com/jitsi/lib-jitsi-meet/blob/master/doc/API.... Hats off to anyone who can rapidly go from those docs to a deplo
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7y ago
The difference in the ability of a developer to modify an open source software product (think: Gimp or Jitsi Meet) to suit their needs versus using a platform SDK that is designed to provide flexibility and to be used by devs is massive.
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Disclaimer: I used to work at Twilio I'm seeing discussion below about fully open-source solutions (Jitsi Meet) vs. fully proprietary solutions (Zoom). What's interesting about using Twilio is that it is a programmable solutio
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7y ago
It's not a reach at all if you've been keeping up with their product offerings [1] [2] [3]. [1] https://www.netlify.com/products/functions/ [2] https://www.netlify.com/products/forms
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This is pretty interesting! I've been working on a web scraping API that returns Open Graph information for a URL, and decided to see how easily I could build and deploy this using Autocode. In about 15 minutes I ported the code I had
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Tesla Solar Roof – detailed customer breakdown and review
(solarroof.cool)
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7y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=twitter+screws+developers
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crabasa
7y ago
Honestly... I've never wanted to embed an image in HN more than now. Lucy pulling the football away from Charlie Brown says what 1000 words cannot. https://giphy.com/gifs/football-prank-Ou18ZgE49Fss0
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7y ago
Not really. But to be honest, I think people who are upset with the rejection or the feedback are not likely to share that with me. I like to think that how we message the CFP and how we manage the process and communication with submitters
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7y ago
I'm a conference organizer, and I'm not sure what I just read. I feel there must be some angry emails or negative interactions that led to this blog post. I'd encourage the author to consider if there is anything they can do
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7y ago
I believe Ito was instrumental in helping to launch Yahoo Japan. That may be where some of his wealth came from.
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7y ago
> Speaking from the perspective of someone looking to hire Doesn't it friend in what you're hiring for? I'm not sure a backend developer should be expected to craft together a great website. And even if you're hiring
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7y ago
I got the same email about not submitting my weekly update, which I had. This sounds like an email that should have only gone out to a handful of people went out to everyone. And those people, rightfully concerned that SUS didn't think
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7y ago
It's down for me :/
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7y ago
I am not a millennial (born in 1977) but the combination of the strong regional economy and access to natural beauty (Puget Sound, Pacific Ocean, Olympic Peninsula, etc) is really amazing. On top of this, the area has a significant resistan
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7y ago
So, I am working on a "better resume" product for developers: https://fizbuz.com We plan on shipping API support so that developers can build better experiences on top of the data (alternate rendering engines, import&#
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7y ago
Sir, you just got yourself a ConferenceBadge customer for https://2019.cascadiajs.com
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7y ago
Oddly, I can access dropbox.com just fine, but my wife sitting in the next room is getting a 500 error page.
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Dropbox Is Experiencing an Outage
(status.dropbox.com)
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I organize a conference for developers (see: https://2018.cascadiajs.com ). Organizing events is obviously very different than programming and shipping software, but it's nice to create something that programmers enjoy and i
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Who pays when startup employees keep their equity?
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Except this is a guide for Node.js (JavaScript) . The one assumption the author can make is that the reader knows and is comfortable with JavsScript.
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8y ago
When writing a developer guide, especially to something as fundamental as "threads in Node.js", it pays to: 1) Make as few assumptions as possible regarding what the reader knows or has experience with 2) Make code samples as comp
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8y ago
> type WorkerCallback = (err: any, result?: any) => any; export function runWorker(path: string, cb: WorkerCallback, workerData: object | null = null) { const worker = new Worker(path, { workerData }); worker.on('message',
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8y ago
Costco Travel | Full-Stack Engineer | FULL-TIME | Issaquah, WA | ONSITE Costco Travel is looking for a creative, full-stack developer to be a critical member on the development of current and upcoming projects and enhancements to its ecomme
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8y ago
As someone who has spent the last 6 years working remotely, the #1 thing you can do to get started is to build a website that makes it clear to prospective employers not just what your skills are, but what your interests are and what you&#x
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