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by javery 16y ago
I clicked on it, after approving the use of my location, I see a totally empty map of the approximate area that I live in... am I missing something? I tried search and it said it couldn't find the location, not sure what I was supposed to p
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by javery 16y ago
I don't mean that they will recognize the template, I mean that you are going to be shoving your app into a template vs. designing something built for your app. You will haves spots to fill in a template and just put stuff in there, or if y
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by javery 16y ago
First I would say that using a template is a sure fire way to make your site look boilerplate and out of place, a designer doesn't really cost you that much. For a couple thousand dollars you can get someone to put together PSDs for you and
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JS.Class - Ruby-style JavaScript(jsclass.jcoglan.com)
1 points by javery 16y ago|0 comments
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Contrasting Ruby and C# Using My College Friends(blog.wekeroad.com)
41 points by javery 16y ago|9 comments
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by javery 16y ago
When you pay your authors your margins are closer to 45%.
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by javery 16y ago
I know I would pay to have some of our screencasts from TekPub.com show up on the site in some sort of featured section (ideally inline with the rest of the content but clearly marked as sponsored). Drop me a line and we can work something
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by javery 16y ago
To illustrate this point around the same time you were trading those Apple options (2006?) and not making any money I made a straight stock purchase of Apple at $73.25... its up 263% since then.
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37signals Draft for iPad: Simple sketching and sharing(37signals.com)
36 points by javery 16y ago|29 comments
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by javery 16y ago
http://www.feedlooks.com - clickable
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by javery 16y ago
1) Build -> Publish might work for the simplest of scenarios but not if you have any sort of real infrastructure. 2) To use it you have to use strongly-typed views, and HTML helpers I believe.. which again I don't care for since it is t
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by javery 16y ago
Deployment is easy? Ok, what do you do to deploy a C# application that makes it so easy? I run two project right now, one is Rails which we have setup with Capistrano for one command deployment. The other is a C# app and I haven't found any
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I Smell Smoke - Rob Conery on Microsoft(blog.wekeroad.com)
52 points by javery 16y ago|31 comments
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Google removes background image from homepage(google.com)
39 points by javery 16y ago|14 comments
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Has Bing Actually Built a Better Search Engine?(seattle20.com)
3 points by javery 16y ago|1 comments
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by javery 16y ago
Dear Music Labels and the RIAA, This is the kind of cool stuff we could build if you guys weren't so draconian about licensing. This is a great idea that would lead to people listening to, and buying, more music every single month. But yo
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by javery 16y ago
Honestly it doesn't really bother me, it has been useful from time to time when copying something (saves me the next step of copying the URL). It sounds like they should add an opt-out though.
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by javery 16y ago
But a third party could buy into it. If the company has real potential then I would look for a strong business/sales person who might be interested in buying your partner out. It shouldn't cost too much if you aren't making that much money,
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by javery 16y ago
First off you should be talking to him and not to us, have you voiced your concerns? What was his response? Come up with a plan on how he can do better and what you expect from him. If he doesn't execute on that plan then it's time to talk
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by javery 16y ago
This site doesn't do in-stream twitter advertising from what I can tell so it wouldn't be banned by Twitter.
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by javery 16y ago
I find sub-tasks to be extremely useful, it lets me keep my story cards at the right level for other stakeholders but also lets me add in the detail I need. Without them I end up using some other task list app for the details. The top bar h
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by javery 16y ago
To be fair it doesn't look like flow has sub-tasks, custom kanban lanes, or attachments.. all of which AgileZen does have. I think the biggest difference though is that AgileZen has a very polished and nice looking UI and flow definitely ne
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by javery 16y ago
What someone searched for is very valuable when it comes to context, you can crawl and index a page to see its about iPod Accessories - but you can look at the referral and see the person searched for iPod Touch Case and make the ads that m
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by javery 16y ago
If Google Adsense still has access to this data to serve more relevant ads on the destination site and other ad providers don't then it is very anti-competitive.
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NoSQL In The Wild: How We Do It at Tekpub(blog.wekeroad.com)
3 points by javery 16y ago|0 comments
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by javery 16y ago
Surprising to hear that Azure is cheaper for you, I would be interested in hearing if that holds true once you actually get up and running on it. I actually used a powershell script to automate deployments on Azure, it was the delay from wh
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by javery 16y ago
You can't even do automated backups with SQL Server Express (without some hacks or other tools). MySQL is a pleasure to work with and so it MongoDB, more so than SQL Server. If you prefer SQL Server than more power to you.
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by javery 16y ago
We didn't look at Mono because the amount of code we had was fairly trivial and rewriting it in Rails actually let us simply alot of it and write it better than we did before. I love Mono though and I am actually using that on my other star
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by javery 16y ago
You are assuming that we would spend more time using RoR then ASP.NET, we have found this to be the opposite. We build out and deploy features in much less time then we would on ASP.NET now.
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by javery 16y ago
Rob (RC) and I (JA) tend to disagree on things all the time. For me it wasn't as much about the money as the pleasure of using Rails, and I know Rob also loves using Rails. The money was basically what made the decision easy, here were our

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