franrull

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About Thomas Cook Bankruptcy; a Travel Planner Is the Future of Holiday Planning(yourway2travel.com)
2 points by franrull 7y ago|0 comments
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by franrull 8y ago
Hi, I work at Mobile Jazz, a 100% remote "devshop" and I think the single most important thing that I can point out from my managers (both the CTO and CEO) that make them and the company so great is their constant focus in empower
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Our Futures Are Better Than Google’s Promises(mobilejazz.com)
1 points by franrull 9y ago|0 comments
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by franrull 9y ago
Full disclosure: I work for the author's company. I agree with you! Back in March I finished a 15 month trip around the world while working full time. I travelled to 40 different cities in 15 countries and while some places where diffi
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by franrull 9y ago
I'm a team member of the company and it's true that it's challenging to organize this kind of retreats for families but we've done it a couple of times and we're currently organizing one in the Caribbean and looking
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by franrull 9y ago
It's back online again.
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Sketch – Getting the Best Out of It(mobilejazz.com)
3 points by franrull 9y ago|0 comments
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Should I Go? The Pros and Cons of Using Go Programming Language(bugfender.com)
7 points by franrull 9y ago|2 comments
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by franrull 9y ago
Awesome design, congrats on this new stage of your project!!
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by franrull 9y ago
I've just signed up but I see it's only in private Beta, will you be launching anytime soon? This would really help me show my work faster to some of my clients before setting up a staging server!
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Meeting Clients Face to Face as a Remote Friendly Company(mobilejazz.com)
9 points by franrull 10y ago|0 comments
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How to Make Your App Go Viral? (The Viral Coefficient)(blog.mobilejazz.com)
10 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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by franrull 11y ago
I won't be travelling to Middle East however, in a more general sense, there have always been problems in the world and we shouldn't let them drive the course of our lives, in my humble opinion, that is.
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How to Work and Travel Around the World for One Year?(blog.mobilejazz.com)
10 points by franrull 11y ago|2 comments
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Addicted to uncertainty(medium.com)
3 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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Live Streaming: #digitalnomads – Where to Go and How to Get Work Done(blab.im)
1 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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Optimizing for Happiness – Achieving Financial Independence and Happiness in Life(optimizingforhappiness.com)
4 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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Host Your Own Push Notifications Server with Enterprise Push Technology(blog.mobilejazz.com)
7 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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7 Strategies to Improve Your App’s User Experience(itbinsights.com)
1 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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Very clear WWDC 2015 Summary(blog.mobilejazz.com)
1 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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by franrull 11y ago
Hi there, I work at Mobile Jazz and it actually takes me less than 1 minute to log in to every service (that's when I have to log in, cause most of the times I'm already logged in). In terms of Syncing, Asana does a nice job integ
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Running a 20 People Business from the Beach(blog.mobilejazz.com)
59 points by franrull 11y ago|57 comments
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Quick and easy summary of Google I/O 2015(blog.mobilejazz.com)
2 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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Everything-As-A-Service Is About to Change the World(itbinsights.com)
3 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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How Much Does It Cost to Build a Mobile App?(itbinsights.com)
7 points by franrull 11y ago|0 comments
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by franrull 11y ago
Probably so, still you're not a retard simply because you work developing Wordpress or Joomla sites. The condescendent and aggressive tone of the reply makes me read nothing but "boo-hoo" from the typical hater that finds joy
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by franrull 11y ago
For a person trying to make a point about having a legal business in Thailand (sorry for the fortune spent) and hiring local people, you're actually being quite offensive calling them local retards. I'm sure those "retards&qu
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by franrull 12y ago
Hey there! I've been following closely Bugfender's release process and I have to say that it's very exciting to see it live finally. It certainly is a very useful product when it comes to finding mysterious bugs in your user&