flamontagne

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Remain professional even after your death (for freelancers)(rubyfleebie.com)
1 points by flamontagne 10y ago|1 comments
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Rails isn’t trendy anymore. Horray for Rails(rubyfleebie.com)
1 points by flamontagne 11y ago|0 comments
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How to backup your postgres database on SpiderOak using Dokku(rubyfleebie.com)
2 points by flamontagne 11y ago|0 comments
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How to use Dokku on DigitalOcean and deploy Rails applications like a pro(rubyfleebie.com)
1 points by flamontagne 11y ago|0 comments
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My brief rant against SPA(rubyfleebie.com)
1 points by flamontagne 11y ago|0 comments
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Rails: Keeping secrets secret without using .gitignore(rubyfleebie.com)
1 points by flamontagne 11y ago|0 comments
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Create The Perfect Schedule For Your Round-Robin Tournament(tournaments.azanka.ca)
1 points by flamontagne 15y ago|0 comments
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by flamontagne 16y ago
There are a lot of cheap VPS providers out there. You might be interested in trying burst.net : https://www.burst.net/linvps.shtml
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TimmyOnTime Beta period has started(behindtheclock.timmyontime.com)
5 points by flamontagne 17y ago|1 comments
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by flamontagne 17y ago
Thanks for your insights!
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by flamontagne 17y ago
Maybe FF should market their product to clearly differenciate them from Twitter... giving more importance to private groups and small communities for example.
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How NOT to use FriendFeed like Twitter(behindtheclock.timmyontime.com)
2 points by flamontagne 17y ago|2 comments
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by flamontagne 18y ago
I'm just trying to help new freelancers who are as naive as I was in the beginning. What I'm basically saying is : if you want to be a freelancer, be a freelancer. Have several clients, be the one in control at all time. This is what profes
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by flamontagne 18y ago
Yeah, to me the fact that you can write stuff like "Hello, my name is Jerry and I'm 28 years old. I'd like to create a project. Could you do it for me Timmy?" is only useful to attract new users. Like you say in your conclusion, once they l
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by flamontagne 18y ago
There's some truth in what you are saying. We could put a link somewhere pointing to timmyontime dot com so people can have a better idea of what we are talking about. By the way, are you angry or something? I don't understand why you are p
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by flamontagne 18y ago
Releasing often has lead us to stop seeing the bigger picture. I think the danger when you release often is to rush the releases... and in the end transform what was a great idea into a half-baked product. I don't want to say that this stat
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by flamontagne 18y ago
We know that idea is relevant because 1) WE find it relevant and 2) by the initial comments we are receiving from our users. Most are in love with the idea... but after that they feel let down. The problem is how the idea is executed, not t
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by flamontagne 18y ago
Yeah we did consider that. But we arrived at the conclusion that the idea was still great.
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by flamontagne 18y ago
Glad you liked the trailer and thanks for your insights.
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by flamontagne 18y ago
Ehm, no. Releasing early did fail for us. The idea was not mature enough, the "puzzle" wasn't completed but we started developement and released too early.
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by flamontagne 18y ago
Like Dan, I think that releasing early and often is a bit overrated as a concept. It was started by 37signals and people have a tendency to read their stuff like it was their bible. There is definitely a danger to release early and often :
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by flamontagne 18y ago
It's a cliche but I think sometimes you just have to fall flat on your face to learn something. At the time we did not have the experience to know Graham was right. We acted as if he was wrong and we know the rest of the story. The good new
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by flamontagne 18y ago
Not too long ago I was what you are so nicely calling a "young loser". I never asked anyone to sign a NDA contract but I had this paranoid attitude that hurt me more than it helped me. Oh and btw you are really asking for trouble with that