jakerocheleau

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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
these kinds of comments are the reason I browse HN daily
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
This is funny because I asked this exact same thing in an earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5546931 Most people told me it's just not possible from a legal stance, unfortunately. Because honestly I would release most of
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
Most of the work I release is licensed using MIT because it allows other developers to build with my code without limitations or requiring full attribution. I like the idea of anybody having direct access to change or update what I've writt
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WordPress Security Attacks & Vulnerabilities for Admins(spyrestudios.com)
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
$5-6k each month is certainly decent for the original time you spent programming. Now you can just collect on earnings and maybe release updates as needed, but it's definitely more lucrative than other markets. Thank you for sharing your ow
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
That does look awesome. I like how it can also work on a custom XMPP server, so that you could have a type of internal buddy list or chat system. Great link! I will keep myself updated on your client and maybe I can use it on an upcoming pr
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
wow cool! I haven't used Firebase in a project yet but I have looked over the docs. I may try it out, thanks for the recommendation.
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I remember when Google used to have an in-browser GChat app connected directly to XMPP through JavaScript or another frontend language. I still have my hopes that they will release an open source framework to embed a similar IM chat into a
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New Startup Websites and Landing Pages for Inspiration(spyrestudios.com)
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I'm hoping to see Google move out to the east & west coasts with their fiber speeds as well.
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A Preview of WordPress 3.6(blog.teamtreehouse.com)
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
Thanks for sharing! I have only toyed around but I also really like the simplicity.
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I'd be interested in this too but I doubt the information is public. They must be doing something right for such a small operation.
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Design Concepts for Building a Usable Website Footer(blog.templatemonster.com)
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Customize an HTML5 Webpage using the Bootstrap Framework(blog.teamtreehouse.com)
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Tackling Accessibility on The Web(blog.teamtreehouse.com)
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Open Source Tools and Scripts for WordPress Developers(webdesignledger.com)
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Swift Web Development Techniques for Startup Landing Pages(designm.ag)
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I'm not sure if this has been asked before so I apologize in advance, but is there anything wrong with releasing projects as public domain? Then I would think there is no need for licensing at all.
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Best jQuery Date Picker Plugins for Input Fields(blog.teamtreehouse.com)
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Team Collaboration for Building with Open Source Code(speckyboy.com)
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HTML5 Feedback Form with CSS3 Transitions(designshack.net)
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Most Helpful Webapps & Resources for Building Modern Websites(blog.teamtreehouse.com)
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New Kingdom Hearts Instagram Photos Feed Webapp(destinyislands.com)
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Ideas to Make your Website Look Nicer(hongkiat.com)
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Building an Image Slideshow UI Switcher with jQuery(designm.ag)
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I think I would classify myself and most of my startup-knowledgable friends in the latter crowd. Is that a particularly bad thing to not be motivated by large cashouts, and instead by creating a company with long-term value?
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
> at least somewhat weird to call someone who posted a StackOverflow question or response I think that's just straight-up weird
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I just heard of Summly for the first time yesterday, it seems like their recent fame has come greatly as a result of the purchase by Yahoo! But I can't judge as I haven't been closely following the story. Is there any general consensus on t
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by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I didn't expect this to work with so many TLDs, very cool! I haven't really found anything like this before. I wish I had more constructive criticism, the layout is clean and it just works so great. Maybe include a more customized favicon?

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