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by fellars 14y ago
Similar to what personal.com is trying to accomplish
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by fellars 14y ago
Any suggestions on how to maintain focus, while still allowing team members flexibility on what they work on? It seems to be a very fine line I have struggled with in the past.
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by fellars 15y ago
For one, the license. jquery File Upload is MIT and Plupload is GPL v3 (they provide a paid commercial license). I've only used this one (jquery file upload) and it has been great to work with.
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by fellars 15y ago
As a relatively "old" guy (Its hard to write that as I don't feel old at 35) doing his first startup, I appreciate reading these articles. Although, the OP is on his 3rd startup and appears to have had some successes (especially if he had
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7 Reasons I Shouldn't Be Starting a Business(dannydo.es)
2 points by fellars 15y ago|0 comments
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by fellars 15y ago
What's more interesting to me is how decisions are made No reference to actual A/B tests as to what users actually prefer. Great to know the most widely used software with probably the biggest development budget comes down to the personal p
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by fellars 15y ago
Op here. I agree. I bought this theme on themeforest because I wanted to play with twitter bootstrap and it was the only theme using it. I like some aspects of it, but the post readability is not great. I'm not much of a UI/CSS guy, so anyo
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by fellars 15y ago
Op here. Agreed, although part of me wishes I was involved during that time as I would have been right in the mix and could have caught that wave pretty early on. But there will always be another wave coming, which may be the html5 approach
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by fellars 15y ago
Op here. Very true, which is why I didn't feel like I was a fish completely out of water when returning, but that my tools were outdated and I had to go out and buy new tools.
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5 years away from programming, boy have things changed(dannydo.es)
53 points by fellars 15y ago|9 comments
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by fellars 15y ago
I'm a big fan of Derick Bailey's stuff. He has a framework on top of Backbone called Marionette that is well documented and makes handling large apps much easier: https://github.com/derickbailey/backbone.marionette He then builds an email
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by fellars 15y ago
ah, thank you. don't know how i missed that.
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by fellars 15y ago
is it just me that can't find them, or is the documentation on form fields not included on v2 docs? I know they were there on previous docs.
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by fellars 15y ago
I think the key word is "build". As someone with both a Master in CS and MBA and have previously been a CEO where I was hired to run the company (not a founder), and now starting my own business, I can attest that its the engineering side o
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by fellars 15y ago
Best resources I've found on backbone are articles from Derick Bailey at LosTechies.com http://lostechies.com/derickbailey/
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by fellars 15y ago
It's a great story on how the then-CEO of FusionIO David Bradford got Woz to join FIO. Great reminder for startups to not be afraid to shoot for moon and also take advantage of every moment. Taken from: http://utahvalleybusinessq.com/cove
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by fellars 15y ago
Do you know if that was people from Atlassian or a licensed reseller? My understanding was they use 3rd party resellers but don't have a sales team themselves, but could be wrong