declandewet

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by declandewet 13y ago
One can easily find motivation in commitment. If you commit to learning something, (as an example; by investing money in it) then you would be more likely to be motivated as you would not want your money to go to waste. Think of your time a
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by declandewet 13y ago
Unless you have any benefits to gain from not open sourcing it, then open source it. If you do, contributions from the open source community might just enlighten you and you'd be a more educated person in terms of how to execute ideas
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by declandewet 13y ago
...those pesky competitors, eh Andy.
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by declandewet 13y ago
I've loved Bootstrap since 2011 - it's well established, it fulfills it's purpose and adds some extra niceties on top. Lately though; I've started to appreciate semantic HTML. I'm not a purist, but I definitely don&
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by declandewet 13y ago
...Or an offline development environment so he can continue to work when not at the library.
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by declandewet 13y ago
Also, when adding a task to a project, there is no immediate feedback that the task was added. I had to refresh the page to make sure it was added.
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by declandewet 13y ago
Hey, I registered and I'm liking the idea. The design is pretty cool but there's a few usability flaws. First off, it's quite slow to load pages. I'm not sure why that is, perhaps because it is just in alpha and isn&#x27
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by declandewet 13y ago
Profitable? Yes. You could profit very well from it. But finding out how, exactly, is the bigger challenge.
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by declandewet 13y ago
http://carrot.is was built with it. Perhaps that changes your mind? :)