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Bite-sized separation of concerns. How we chop up concerns at 37signals(github.com)
2 points by etagwerker 13y ago|0 comments
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by etagwerker 13y ago
Couldn't you do the same with RSpec or straight Capybara code? I no longer see the added value of Cucumber when you work in a project that has no non-technical team members writing tests.
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by etagwerker 13y ago
I've been using Cucumber for almost 3 years now, but if I were to start a new project today I'd pick Capybara with MiniTest or RSpec. When I first started using Cucumber I thought it was cool that "anyone could read the test
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JuicyCanvas Remixers Beta: Forking for the Art world(juicycanvas.com)
2 points by etagwerker 13y ago|0 comments
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by etagwerker 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack Web Developer, specialized in Ruby and Javascript. Some of my favorite tools: Rails, Sinatra, Redis, Postgres, Backbone.js, jQuery, Bootstrap, SASS and Heroku. Cheers -- LinkedIn: http://www.linke
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by etagwerker 14y ago
Not necessarily. You could build a smoke test (experiment) for a SaaS solution for dog owners (product) You have your vision, but before you go into building a product, you test your target market.
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by etagwerker 14y ago
How about this? Build an experiment, then your product.
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by etagwerker 14y ago
I know that on Round 6 they are experimenting with the Lump Sum agreement, making it easier for some startups to get 100% or 50% of the $40k in advance. I wish they had done that with my round. I have complained and suggested alternatives f
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by etagwerker 14y ago
It is hard to get paid. Every time there is a reimbursement you have to dedicate many hours to get all the paperwork right. You will need to spend $10-$15k to get started, before you see a dime from Startup Chile. In a team of 3, I'd say cl
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by etagwerker 14y ago
I am a round 4 participant and I went from Buenos Aires. I consider BA to have a decent startup ecosystem, but it doesn't have an entity that gathers entrepreneurs and encourages them to meet and share their experiences. BA doesn't have a "
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Why you should apply to Startup Chile (from a Round 4 entrepreneur)(clairepelletreau.com)
6 points by etagwerker 14y ago|6 comments
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by etagwerker 14y ago
Way to go Chef Surfing! I've been fortunate enough to meet Chef Nancy in Santiago thanks to them.
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by etagwerker 14y ago
This is pretty awesome. It's nicer than http://www.google.com/webfonts
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UX2012 en Argentina: Jornada de Experiencia de Usuario(ux2012.com.ar)
1 points by etagwerker 14y ago|0 comments
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by etagwerker 14y ago
> You can't do this until GoDaddy.com is back online. You actually can. You will have to modify your /etc/hosts file, go to your GoDaddy account and change to a new DNS service (name servers) I followed the instructions in this post and
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by etagwerker 14y ago
I'd switched half of my domains to Namecheap. I was waiting to migrate the other half. I do not support them, but I had hired their service before SOPA and I just didn't want to pay twice.
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by etagwerker 14y ago
It sounds like a problem that could be solved by proximity cards. Has this been suggested to the CMI personnel? Is it something that they'd implement? I am starting Startup Chile at the end of July and I am seriously considering a shared of
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by etagwerker 14y ago
Shopify is a great platform for North America but it lacks essential features for Latin America. For example: Integration with Dinero Mail or customer care in Spanish. That's where Ombu Shop has an edge. Also, Ombu Shop is based in Buenos A
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by etagwerker 15y ago
This is interesting. But how do you install it? Just drop the .scss files in the stylesheets/sass directory? Thanks!
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by etagwerker 15y ago
Hug!
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by etagwerker 15y ago
yes, you couldn't be more right with this. I am from Argentina and I found this disturbing: "taxes on commercial profits in Argentina add up to an effective maximum rate of 108 percent" But also very true. I wonder what would happen if the
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by etagwerker 16y ago
As a programmer, all I need is: 1. Money (to not have to worry about it) 2. A challenge 3. A great team
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by etagwerker 16y ago
It was inspiring to see Foursquare make it to the mainstream. Also, Heroku. But I'm unsure about the future after the acquisition. Hopefully they'll stick around and continue to rock!
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by etagwerker 16y ago
Great landing page! I would display the examples even higher in the page.
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Metrics - Vanity vs. Actionable(leantalk.com)
1 points by etagwerker 16y ago|0 comments
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by etagwerker 16y ago
It's interesting. Are there any performance improvements?
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by etagwerker 16y ago
Thanks for all your comments! I'm now considering: 1. Unbounce 2. Performable 3. http://themeshaper.com/wordpress-domain-parking-theme 4. http://netserious.com
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by etagwerker 16y ago
Hey Oli, I don't see the free package in your site. Could you help me with that? I'm still considering my options. So far this thread has been super positive. Thanks!
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by etagwerker 16y ago
Yes, it's exactly what petercooper describes. In my case, I want to create a landing page for a product idea. My goal is to drive traffic to this landing page in order to see if people are interested in such a product. By adding a call to a
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by etagwerker 16y ago
Great, thanks! This is a very good start. I'll tweak it a little and have a simple landing page with a call to action.

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