daleholborow

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by daleholborow 9y ago
Retro style?
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Why not hire them as a contractor?
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Check out dbup (in c# land) for a strategy and tools , and check the migrations into your repo along with your side.
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Don't learn trading. That's a constant drain of time requiring constant effort. Learn investing instead.
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Ask yourself, how does additional complexity benefit your MVP/startup? And how many teams are working on your side project. There's your answer.
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by daleholborow 9y ago
wix is a content management system (CMS) i believe, but you wont be able to dig into it and customize functionality (to add new features). The others i have no experience in, but they look like screen layout / mockup tools.. not actual
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by daleholborow 9y ago
I'm mostly a c# guy these days so obviously biased, but I'm very pro Servicestack for backend (in .net core) and am currently investigating the syncfusion UI widgets which are free for small projects/businesses and come in ma
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Why not Wix or Weebly etc. Otherwise, smarterasp etc would readily handle low volume sites if you want to roll heavily customised sites... But almost by definition, I'd recommend against that. High work, low margin.
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Put overly simply, your choice of tech stack and tools is of absolutely zero interest or importance to your customers, and is probably rather uncorrelated to your chance of success. All the value that you provide will be in solving "pe
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Coincidentally, a few pages back, some just offered to teach people react: https://assim.me/init_blog/
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by daleholborow 9y ago
To continue: you are thinking of yourself as in a weak position (and I can both understand and sympathize having been in a couple rough patches myself before), but ask yourself which you think sounds better, to a future employer: "I sp
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Hi there. I am unfortunately based in Helsinki and so cannot offer you any opportunities - but I would like to offer some advice. You are (in my opinion) crazy to spend more money, especially to work for someone else - if you have 10K and 7
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Value.able by Roger Montgomery
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by daleholborow 9y ago
tldr: I'm pro .NET tooling and think / hope it's future is bright. Unless you mean "Sharepoint", in which case, opinions are somewhat more divided ;) I've variously programmed javascript, Matlab, R, Java, C#, P
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by daleholborow 9y ago
I'm in a similar position (mostly backend Dev but realize that users need front end). Look into fuze, or metronic UI themes, for example, and then wire in your functionality. You'll save yourself hundreds of hours and it will look
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by daleholborow 9y ago
I'm looking at Aurelia and really think it has potential
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by daleholborow 9y ago
I STRONGLY advise you to keep your db changes tracked in version control along with your application changes. From .NET land, the guys who wrote DbUp are a good example of a reasonably neat way of doing this. Check out their library. I wrot
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by daleholborow 9y ago
I recently signed up for https://wwww.alphatrackr.com/main/ and then by pure random coincidence, met the founder during a social meetup about value-based investing. I have no affiliation, but it seems tidy and might be
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by daleholborow 9y ago
In a stroke of timing, I released this today: http://simplesuomi.com I'm an Aussie trying to learn some Finnish now that I live in Helsinki, so I made this little app and plan to send it to some mates of mine.
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by daleholborow 9y ago
http://aurelia.io/ I am a backend guy with some experience in Angular 1.5, Backbone etc, but currently dabbling in the front end again, and Aurelia looks pretty cool. It seems like the least "learn our custom syntax an