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iamsidd2k7
14y ago
Thank you, I appreciate it.
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iamsidd2k7
14y ago
Interesting, now multiples times I have had client not consider this "Real World" enough. :) How would you go about handling such a client?
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Ask HN: How do you beef up your freelancing profile?
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14y ago
In my experience using nginx + gunicorn will help here is why: gunicorn create child processes for your server. This way you can have 3-4 process all working towards serving your web-application. Nginx helps for serving static files and rev
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iamsidd2k7
15y ago
Whats missing on the list is interesting works of Jon Kleinberg. Hes CS professor at CMU checkout this link http://www.cs.cornell.edu/home/kleinber/networks-book/
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iamsidd2k7
15y ago
Hey fellow hacker, the web app is cool. My suggestion a good value add would be writing browser extensions. You can start with Google Chrome since its all HTML + JS. You might want to think about Safari, IE and Firefox later.
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iamsidd2k7
15y ago
There are tons of resource on Youtube. Search "Programming Android" and you will find good videos. From a high level view, what you ideally like to do 1. Learn how to setup dev. environment 2. Learn what are activities and actions 3. Learn
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iamsidd2k7
15y ago
Yup thats right, plus it will paying off when you need to figure out what changes you made say a week ago. Github is a hosting site for git code repo. Email me on gmail id: iamsidd if you need more help or specific clarification.
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iamsidd2k7
15y ago
It always helps to have a side project, keeps you edges sharp. At the same time try having weekend projects, pick up a tech, see videos on youtube, read stuff from HN. Email me on my gmail id: iamsidd.
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15y ago
I agree with Darz, Ruby on Rails is good for getting thing upto speed. If you know you can work your way, by simple tutorials. I don't know if you are using MAC/PC but http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html this is a good
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Ask HN: What product do SMEs need?
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