emmanvazz

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by emmanvazz 10y ago
I love Medellin. I visited and fell in love. I pretty well travel and hope to spend some decent time in Medellin. Starting a business to get to point where I can sustain a life in Medellin.
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
This is basically the new Industrial Revolution. It survived the first one pretty well. It will take the workforce a bit to adopt to it but I think it will survive.
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
I do most of my dev work on Windows or OSX. Xamarin also works with VS and it seem like VS runs on linux ( https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux ). It is the same as deving for Xamarin on Windows, you have
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
Xamarin as a platform has made great advancements in the latest 1.5 years. I have been using it for 2.5 years. Haven't had a chance to play with React yet, which HN seems to leans towards. When I stared my app building platform startup
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
Totally disagree with this, I have been in a xamarin dev team and had seen senior developers get nice salaries as more corps are going on to Xamarin. I also saw our talent get head hunted by other companies. I receive at least 2-3 emails a
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
Watch some Gary Vaynerchuk videos, seems like you need some motivation. There is one where someone asked him about expectations from others. His advice is basically give them the middle finger and stop making them an excuses for YOUR hustle
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
I mean the successful branded apps provide better convienence than a mobile site, makes transactions faster or provide functionality (loyalty program) over the mobile site. Like the you can argue there is no need for a Domino's or Amaz
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
This is awesome! I actually had this same idea and built a platform for non-technical people to have the ability to build native apps. We picked Xamarin.Forms as our mobile framework because that way we could target most of the mobile platf
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by emmanvazz 10y ago
This is amazing.