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My first course: Online Popcorn.js based Django audio-course
(django101.com)
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What I've noticed during meetups is that if there is even one non-Dutch speaker in the audience everyone switches to English. Amsterdam is very touristic and I think you won't miss out on anything in Amsterdam without knowing our native lan
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TNW Hackathon 2011 winner: emailtox.com - gravatar 2.0?
(emailtox.com)
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16y ago
$63 to ship a single kit to The Netherlands? What is this, eBay?
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16y ago
For a decent English VPS: Linode.com. My personal preference: xlshosting.com, it's Dutch, but you get great value for your money (2-Core 1024 MB VPS for €20,- a month), very good support and a fast connection. I've got both a Linode node an
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Static files, The Pythonic way (Django/Sass/CoffeeScript)
(powny.net)
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I created a iOS app in Titanium Mobile as well, and agree on your points. In addition: - Multi platform support is very bad. A lot of functionality is working in a different way or not at all in Android and you'll have to find out most of t
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1) Job/Tech related: When starting a new project try to think of something new, something you wish to achieve. Like "I'll switch to VIM for this project in stead of TextMate" or "I'll use CoffeeScript here in stead of Javascript". This way
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I live and work in The Netherlands and if there is a non-dutch speaker in one of my teams we default to English so everyone can follow the discussion, although it's a bit harder for everyone to follow and it takes a bit more time. For the y
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a 13.3" Aluminium MacBook with Snow Leopard, 4GB ram, 24" Philips TFT, Magic Mouse and a Logitech DiNovo keyboard in combination with a Webfaction account and a Linode VPS.
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I like it, the internal power supply is a great feature also worth mentioning (the old one had a block attached almost as big as the device itself). What I don't like is the pricing, why do I have to pay 799 EUR (=$975!) here in the Netherl
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One word, thanks!
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If you really want to you can, but I would recommend working together with a experienced programmer. Anyone can hack something together after a few weeks of learning and basic example code, but if you want to program something you can rely
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16y ago
Twitter damage control: TRUNCATE followers;
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Stop being lived and live
(blog.markprins.com)
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Django query set iterator - for really large, querysets
(mellowmorning.com)
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17y ago
You could try out webfaction.com; It offers a control panel where you can add as much apps as you want (including Django, RoR, static PHP, Worpress, etc.). The only 'real' limitation you have is memory usage. I have about 15 different apps