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by ibstudios 13y ago
I don't think the problem is the writing, it is the need to sell ads.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
It's when you aren't the boss.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
My love for redis has been validated.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
I use Trello and reportsfortrello.com (plug: I wrote it). What did you find difficult using Trello? How did you track your time in Trello? My recommended ways to track time using just Trello: small team - List tracking - 1 card per person -
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by ibstudios 13y ago
If you don't mind ruby, sinatra is 2000 lines. https://github.com/sinatra/sinatra/
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Because they are big.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
http://www.reportsfortrello.com - Why it is cool: It is only two months old, but it is cool because of I made it to be free and private like no app. I did not want to be responsible for other people's data. Because reports
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Nice post! If you have a chance, please take a look at my site reportsfortrello.com. It tracks time by using trello actions. So with the movement of one card you are communicating with your client and tracking your time.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
I am in the middle of moving from freelance to my own apps. I found it much more difficult to make what I want. Since there was no deadline and no goals to meet (other than what was in my head) it was very easy to go off the path. Things to
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Metroid.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Best of luck to you. I retooled and taught myself javascript, jquery, ruby, and sinatra. I launched my first site 2 months ago. I hope you get to explore, learn, and ride out your passion to success.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Yeah, it's called d3.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
http://www.ethos3.com/2012/03/presentation-lessons-from-wins... Practice! Create a persona in your mind and be that person on stage. You don't have to be "you".
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by ibstudios 13y ago
The design is not scaling, not the language.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Thanks!
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by ibstudios 13y ago
No word on whether or not they encrypted passwords? ...Sigh.
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Another option is to think of the smallest first step for your idea and hire all three to do it. Then you can judge the quality of work without going too far down a bad road.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
You are giving up representing yourself. I find sales people always oversell.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
I too am a generalist. The longer way of saying it is that I like to solve all of the problems and want complete control. Nice article!
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by ibstudios 13y ago
I love Trello for collaborating. It is free and runs on just about every device. I don't know how complicated your projects will be, but is is very flexible and the api is a dream to work with. If you go the Trello route, you can revie
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Why not go remote from the get go? My first reaction was amazon's mechanical turk ( https://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome ) would be good for this. You use a webcam to track eyes. ( http://sourceforge.net&#x
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Are you trying to do this with existing solutions? If yes, then: galleryproject.org - This is a open gallery that does much of what you want. It is a gallery first and a store second. joomla.com - If you need a bit more than what workpress
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by ibstudios 13y ago
I agree, for customers, Trello > redmine.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Hi, I am making them! I created reportsfortrello.com. I am adding new stuff all the time. Let me know what you need and I'll add it if I can.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
I wrote a site called reportfortrello.com where you can see each member's time and how many tasks they worked on. I hope you try it before giving up on Trello.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Trello is pretty flexible. I love it and my clients find it easy to use. It runs on all devices big and small so they can use it on the road. I wrote a tool (yes I am pimping it, it is what I do these days) called reportsfortrello.com that
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by ibstudios 13y ago
I posted my site. Thanks for posting yours here!
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Think of a project, pick the tools, and start building. If you don't stop until it is done you will learn something. I just did this with ruby and sinatra. When it was all done I ended up learning ruby, sinatra, javascript, jquery, red
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Hmm... sneaky title me thinks.
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by ibstudios 13y ago
Schools are behind industry. Go to your local programming language meetup and you will find all kinds of recent grads saying they learned the basics in school and how to do the job in the workplace. Trial by fire. School is where you get th

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