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Simple, efficient, NSDateFormatter… | ikuramedia(ikuramedia.com)
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by ikura 13y ago
Perfect for tracking our sales and downloads on the road!
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App Shopper: App Annie Analytics (Utilities)(appshopper.com)
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Ask HN: What would you check in for?
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Product Priorities for 'Preneurs(ikuramedia.com)
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by ikura 13y ago
This is an exciting time to be a developer, the services that we have access to & the tools we develop with are really state of the art and the only thing limiting what we can do in an App is our imagination. We'd love to hear which Bac
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BaaS Selection for Fun and Profit(ikuramedia.com)
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An AI powered frictionless Habit tracker(ikuramedia.wordpress.com)
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by ikura 14y ago
Couldn't agree more! MVPs are about plumbing, not about architecting. Grab whatever you can get your hands on and plumb it together to serve your test needs. MVP coding reverses many of the 'be a good coder' doctrine - for example: • DRY
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Mobile MVPs in Minutes(ikuramedia.wordpress.com)
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Angel Developers - putting the Start in Startups...(startupnoodle.com)
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by ikura 14y ago
That's certainly very true. Like any technology, there's learning how to use it, and learning how everyone else uses it. JS is almost too flexible, allowing programmers to get themselves very stuck - so learning how everyone else uses JS
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by ikura 14y ago
With an overall appreciation for languages in general, JS isn't too difficult to pick up small pieces... I'm completely new to JS, but can get by with modifying examples for use in Parse.com's cloud code for instance. I've also heard from