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by javery 16y ago
I don't mind the reference, but it seems like the title is often just "Gmail Creator" and not a mention of his name until the end of the first or second paragraph.
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by javery 16y ago
Will Paul Buchheit ever get to just be Paul Buchheit instead of always being the "Gmail Creator" in every article?
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by javery 16y ago
To be clear it isn't Tornado, it's a custom server inspired by Tornado. It sounds like the framework is fairly tied to the implementation of the server (most likely where routing, pipes, etc are all hooked up)
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by javery 16y ago
Just from reading through it quickly it includes the following things I believe are absent in all of the above (although I have only worked with ASP.NET MVC and MonoRail). 1) It has a built in web-server. This is hugely awesome, especially
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by javery 16y ago
MoMA kind of does that - http://www.mono-project.com/MoMA
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by javery 16y ago
If you think that is bad imagine how much Nike paid for just three words. (just do it) Volume is a poor measurement of effort and value when it comes to design (and coding for that matter).
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by javery 16y ago
You don't need wordpress or any cookie cutter themes to do that. Here is my page: http://adzerk.com - it cost me about $75 with my designer (although the logo design was more). And when it comes to feedback, the handful of customer I have
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by javery 16y ago
Very very far from it. I pay someone to do all of my design work.
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by javery 16y ago
Honestly I don't know why you even need a marketing site like this if you are just working on your MVP. I am working on my MVP and am just collecting emails and working directly with potential customers.
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by javery 16y ago
If your a technical founder and building the product yourself I don't see why you couldn't spend a couple thousand to do it right, cutting corner in design is one of the top mistakes technical founders make. Spend a week consulting and it w
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by javery 16y ago
Use these with caution if your audience is fairly technical. I ran across a SaaS site the other day and liked how it looked, clicked on the "designed by" link and realized it was a template design. This dropped my confidence as anyone can t
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by javery 16y ago
Umm, it says David as the author and DHH responds later in the post.
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by javery 16y ago
Then you will be like 80% of the people delivering products out there, that doesn't make it good or acceptable, but knowing this should help take some of the pressure off of you. The key with consulting is to always communicate with your cl
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by javery 16y ago
If you take a look at the sad state of this countries broadband infrastructure we are a long way off. I live in a "tech" city, I have two internet connections (Time Warner and ClearWire) patched together on a high-end router and I still wai
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by javery 16y ago
I think the worry is more that Google will offer the same service, for free, built into GMail.
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Thoughts on taking the leap - Starting a new chapter(codethinked.com)
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by javery 16y ago
I am still pre-beta so I am showing the application in person or using GoToMeeting to potential customers. I have setup the more serious ones account to try out and use (but not in production).
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This Developer's Life - New Podcast by Rob Conery(thisdeveloperslife.com)
7 points by javery 16y ago|0 comments
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Looking Back - Launching AgileZen(kohari.org)
4 points by javery 16y ago|0 comments
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by javery 16y ago
I don't think being married would have too much of an effect on things, as long as your s.o. knows what he/she is in for and is committed to giving you the time you will need. I am married and we have a 2 year old, which does make things so
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by javery 16y ago
My guess is that they will be able to use their existing OEM relationships to push for McAfee to be installed by default (and paid for, not just a trial) on more and more computers. McAfee also seems to be moving into different areas of com
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by javery 16y ago
I would ignore the events and conferences and try to find customers that you can meet with one on one. Where and how you find them depends on what your product is.
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by javery 16y ago
http://www.leaguescape.com is the startup I believe (based on a separate email from the same group). and your friends submissions all showed up as dead, probably marked as a spammer. oh, and Durham/Raleigh/Chapel Hill is a great area. If
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Restraining Order Granted for Microsoft's C-Sharp Compiler(blog.wekeroad.com)
4 points by javery 16y ago|0 comments
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by javery 16y ago
That's the idea, they don't want Kellogg's paying them 50k a month because then if Kellogg's tells them they need feature X they are going to end up doing it to keep that business. This way worst case scenario they lose a couple hundred buc
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by javery 16y ago
Chances are they are getting multiple accounts from each company. In companies this large I imagine that multiple teams would want their own basecamp/wufoo accounts instead of trying to share one huge one (which basecamp/wufoo aren't really
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by javery 16y ago
http://www.airdropper.com
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by javery 16y ago
The Lounge (.NET developers) - http://theloungenet.com Ruby Row (Ruby developers) - http://rubyrow.net
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Nitrode: A lightweight, super fast HTTP server built on Node.JS(github.com)
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by javery 16y ago
You should try to find vertical ad networks, these are the ones getting the higher ECPMs ($5-$20). I run a couple programmer focused networks, but there are networks out there for just about anything. Here are some off the top of my head:

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