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Stop Work Overload By Setting These Boundaries
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Comparing alternatives to ZenDesk
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grobmeier
13y ago
You have different options - here are some reflections of mine when I became V. P. Logging: http://www.grobmeier.de/hey-i-became-a-vice-president-070720... Here is another link, which helps you to understand how Apache works: http://www.
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13y ago
Why do you think a landing page solves my problems?
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13y ago
Several people told me, I am going to fix this issue. It's akward. Thanks!
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As I mentioned, I am not a Sencha expert. I experienced the stepp learning curve you mentioned and didn't like what I see from the examples. So I decided to not step so deep into it. Also I got recommendations from people I trust to not use
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13y ago
Thank you. As a non-native speaker I often struggle with the english language and gladly take any hints to improve my writing. Have fun with Cordova, it's worth trying.
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Would you use PhoneGap again?
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Hitchhiker’s Guide to Disrupting the CRM Market: Eight Steps to Take
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There is nothing wrong with completing tasks the most efficient way possible. In this case, the copy/paste action was just the most boring task I could imagine. Please replace this phrase with "a boring task you cannot escape at best will".
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13y ago
I am the author of the blog post. Thank you very much, I take it as a huge compliment. I am not sure if what you said is to be generalized. I am afraid, the image of germany being a deeply philosophical nation of thinkers cannot stand at de
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13y ago
I need subdomains too. And because of time, I didn't want to deal with an own server. 1€ - that's pretty unbeatable. And the service... I mentioned it, it's fantastic. I simply like what they do.
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13y ago
Actually 1and1 is running 5.2. Some web software does meanwhile requires 5.3. After all software will break even when there is no upgrade at all. Anyway, i fully agree: providing hosting is a hard business. Imaging what 1and1 needs to do fo
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13y ago
No, its not the theme. I use some plugins which use special tags. I would need to transform these special tags (like f.e. [javascript]) to an equivalent. This costs me a bit time for 181 posts, so I decided to delay. In the end it will beco
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I used OpenShift a bit, but there are (unfortunately) a little bit to many problems. For example, they provide only CNAME for mapping your domain. You then need to deal with http://grobmeier.de somehow to be the same with http://www.grob
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13y ago
I have found an easy with "Dauerauftrag". They automatically assign the money to your account. For me it works out well.
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Web hosting, but good
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13y ago
Unfortunately Kabel is not available in my region (south bavaria, west from munich)
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13y ago
If you are limited to a specific download volume, then it's not really a flat rate, right? In my region are zero options, as the telekom refuses to give out lines (see article) Widely available - i was living at various places in germany an
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I had 5 yrs. Telekom with 350 kb/s. Frankfurt is a huge city, game is different than outside these kind of cities.
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Germany is downgrading
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Super Nintendo Emulator build in Flash
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Fragmented projects and overcommitted people
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The new .com for Geeks
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Pass on JSON to your Angular.js directive
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Zurmo, an Open Source CRM
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Ceki is not liking the Apache model. He left because of that. You can read more about his reasons on his blog: http://ceki.blogspot.de/2010/05/committocracy-as-alternative... But still he is a community member and PMC of Apache Logging:
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14y ago
Ceki is still on the Apache Logging project management committee. You might reach him on the log4j mailing list to ask him. slf4j and logback are a good combination. Of course there are differences, some are highlighted in the blog post. Fr
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log4j1 was the beginning. Then one of the team left and build logback. The log4j2 team wants a logging framework which is build in "the apache way" and under "apache license". The project has grown fantastically and you can expect some cool
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slf4j is not a logging framework.
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