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Building Epic Win with Backbone.js
(codethinked.com)
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javery
16y ago
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Parody Color Competitor
(reality.li)
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javery
16y ago
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javery
16y ago
I can't believe there is a fucking <center> tag on there.
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javery
16y ago
A designer will get you either PSDs or HTML/CSS - then you can hand that off to a developer who will build the javascript and server-side.
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javery
16y ago
Always always do the front end UI first. Work with someone to build prototypes - either just on paper or in something like balsamiq - and then walk through those prototypes with potential customers/users. Then you can get designs built from
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javery
16y ago
We don't need an open source web service - we need an open protocol like smtp, ftp, rss, etc.
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javery
16y ago
AgileZen ( http://agilezen.com )
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javery
16y ago
My bet would be that they just tie it into LinkedIn so it becomes a way for people to make connections on LinkedIn easier - this leads to more usage and revenue for LinkedIn. They used to charge but it is free now.
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16y ago
Fair enough - it is definitely something we are going to add very quickly.
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16y ago
"Don't build something nobody wants." vs. "Build something people want"
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16y ago
Perfect, that will make it into the next release.
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16y ago
That's a more irresponsible stance to take - witholding tools and knowledge because you fear people are ignorant is a sure fire way to keep those people ignorant. Part of our goal with this plugin is to educate users about these things - lo
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16y ago
There is a market for Windows VPSs - we already know that. We are just building a better mouse trap with Epic Win (which is what I think you are referencing). We definitely thought about going the AppHarbor route - and I can't lie that we m
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16y ago
As a fan of Heroku and Git I love seeing this and other efforts to duplicate their ease of deployment and process for .NET developers. However, I question whether there is enough of a market for these services to be truly successful. There
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javery
16y ago
To be fair there is at least a .001% chance this will happen - stranger and dumber things have happened.
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16y ago
This is phone manufacturers selling 1.5 million phones - does that mean actual activations or does that mean it includes inventory sitting in stores. It sounds like the latter to me.
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Lean Sparks
(leansparks.com)
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javery
16y ago
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Twitter, You're Fired
(blog.wekeroad.com)
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javery
16y ago
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javery
16y ago
This is more of an asset sale since the founders won't be joining infochimps.
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javery
16y ago
Raleigh/Durham, NC (no remote) Adzerk is building a next generation ad server to help make the web a better place. Looking for software developers who want to learn C#, Ruby, Mongo, and much more. Please email me at javery at adzerk.com.
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16y ago
One more detailed note - you guys are using retargeting without a frequency cap. I went to your site from a link on HN and have seen tons of ads for you guys on doubleclick even though I am not in the market for a car. Adding a frequency ca
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16y ago
Shame.
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javery
16y ago
When we get users like this at TekPub we kindly refund all of their money and cancel their service - life is too short to deal with assholes.
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javery
16y ago
I think Uncle Bob had to fax it to his nephew who posted it for him.
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javery
16y ago
Thanks, I enjoyed your demo as well. Did you ever hear who won?
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16y ago
Yeah, I have a designer I use on contract. I would give you his info but I have him booked solid for awhile. :)
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16y ago
I live off of TekPub ( http://tekpub.com ) and Adzerk ( http://adzerk.com , http://theloungenet.com , http://rubyrow.net ).
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16y ago
The first thing I thought of when I got to the site is that this looks like a bought template. I don't know if it is or not, but that's not what is really important. It feels that way because it looks like a case of the "lorem ipsum" curse
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16y ago
Yeah, I took 3 weeks of vacation this summer but I had to keep an eye on email and make sure everything was working - they just aren't as relaxing as they used to be.
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16y ago
Remember when you left on vacation without a care in the world and didn't touch a computer for 2 weeks? That's not happening for quite awhile.
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