jasonhanley

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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Zend and Symfony are probably the leading OO MVC frameworks for PHP. I'd also like to see a "light" framework meant for building APIs, like Slim, for instance.
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Exactly. None of Google's free products amount to anything close to "crucial public infrastructure". Google Apps could be critical for a lot of businesses, but they're charging for that now, and presumably making money. Now, Internet ISPs,
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
What do people think about BlueNile? Diamond prices there are about 50% of retail -- perhaps a bit closer to the true "market" value?
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How to Do Remote Work the Right Way(blog.pmrobot.com)
7 points by jasonhanley 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
I've found that http://www.bestvendor.com/ and http://alternativeto.net/ are nice sites to figure out tool stacks. BestVendor even lets you put together your own customized lists: http://www.bestvendor.com/lists/tool-stack-for-pmrobot-
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Hah, Microsoft positioning itself as having the moral high ground. This is amusing in so many different ways. How the world has turned upside down.
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
"Landing: This must be the hardest part of flying to teach, because you can understand the concepts, theory, and techniques fully, and still make an absolute mess of a landing. So much depends on the "feel" of it, which varies significantly
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
This mirrors my experience almost exactly. We focused on optimizing _signup_ conversions, succeeded and ended up in the same position as Kera. I've been considering adding a "qualification form" during signup that evaluates whether the prod
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"Copycat, copycat" What the Apple ruling means for startups(blog.jasonhanley.com)
3 points by jasonhanley 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
What is this "packaged" software you speak of?
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
'There is no such thing as "done" in software development.' Exactly! That's what makes it so different from physical world projects. You can keep adding/changing things forever.
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Heh, so there's going to be just under 10,000 people on app.net.
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
I agree. I've been developing web stuff since '98 or so, and w3schools is quick, easy, and I've never run into an accuracy problem that affected a real, production site. Most are academic. Sure, there's better sites out there, but sometimes
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Is there a similar site that is less Firefox-specific?
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
They should totally spell it the Canadian way too :) A nice dream. I suspect their priority will be US cities, but someday... someday...
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Trusting Microsoft with cloud storage is akin to using Hotmail for email. It's unthinkable for anyone with technical knowledge, but often the only option that non-techies are aware of. The best we can do is educate others to use something s
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
"Variety of offline storage options, all insecure" -- true, and annoying.
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Lean Startup Metrics: AARRR(blog.sylsft.com)
1 points by jasonhanley 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Wow. That makes it even more impressive, in my opinion. Looks better than most funded apps :)
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Why are you doing a startup?(blog.jasonhanley.com)
4 points by jasonhanley 14y ago|1 comments
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by jasonhanley 14y ago
Beautiful, clean, and smooth on Chrome (Win7). Can you give any sort of idea of the development effort that went into this? (ie. # of programmers, time period from starting, etc.)
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5 steps to estimate software development time(blog.pmrobot.com)
8 points by jasonhanley 15y ago|0 comments
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Multitasking is toxic(blog.pmrobot.com)
4 points by jasonhanley 15y ago|0 comments
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"Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later."(blog.pmrobot.com)
2 points by jasonhanley 15y ago|0 comments