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by jdhawk 12y ago
There is still a degree of that, depending on how you structure the application, and how much of it is reliant on your UI layer vs backend business logic. Xamarin.Forms is their solution - common UI components wrapped in a generic layer. Th
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by jdhawk 12y ago
You're focusing on books at the moment? looks like a neat little platform. Kudos, going to pass this along to some animator friends
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Seriously, this was one of the most painful pieces of iOS devel...
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by jdhawk 12y ago
Sounds like the company is growing too quickly for them to implement things like Human Resources & a new hire training program. BYO Technology? that should be an OPTION, not a requirement...especially at 35K.
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by jdhawk 12y ago
The Xiaomi's are really interesting phones, and will probably do very well in the US -if- they really start to support the LTE/XLTE networks. For the majority of users who are chasing smartphones, 3G is not going to cut it.
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by jdhawk 12y ago
I've been converting a couple of stupid little apps into Xamarin.IOS and Xamarin.Android, which has been a fun exercise. The tools are pretty good, and the community is just large enough to find answers to common problems.
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by jdhawk 12y ago
Sadly, MBA is billed as a "career changer" for a lot of people that either a) had technical degrees and ended up hating their life as an engineer or b) people with a complete and total lack of any real skill set beyond some generi
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by jdhawk 12y ago
Coolest part about this from a golfers perspective is the last chart, which shows real data overlaid on the path diagram. Match play golf seems to fit the curve...
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by jdhawk 12y ago
The issue is that BBOS stinks, is not on developers radar, and a major driver in the decision of "what phone to buy" is "does it have all my apps?" BBRY is what, 1/8th of its high? 1/10th?
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by jdhawk 12y ago
Blackberry, ditch the OS...it's holding you back. I loved my Moto Droid Pro back in the day. I got a decent ecosystem, compact portrait qwerty package, and serviceable screen. Your problem now is that your ecosystem is toast. Trim the
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by jdhawk 12y ago
Why? I've been a coder for 10+ years, dont have a github account. Never used git. All the enterprise projects I work on chugg along just fine on local source control servers of various flavors (CC, Mercurial, SVN, etc...)
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by jdhawk 12y ago
....why?
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debt collector friend....ha
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ding ding ding.
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The membership fee is their capital contribution, making them owners of the business. It's the same model, you just have a lot of "investors", instead of one person fronting the cash and paying people a salary.
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by jdhawk 12y ago
List vary a lot, but generally here are the sections I see the most: Organizational Documents - all your formation docs, shares, etc.. Tax - 3-5 years of historical tax information (everything), along with a depreciation schedule of any ass
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by jdhawk 12y ago
Sadly, this is a necessary evil from the Legal side. In you mind, leaving something out means that its not applicable. In their mind, leaving something out means that you're hiding it.
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I do this for a living, bringing companies up to speed when they're lacking in DD. You can definitely tell when this is not the leadership's first acquisition. They're well versed in what records to maintain and archive. It d
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by jdhawk 18y ago
As a previous startup coder who was acquired by a much larger company, I can truly say you've hit the nail on the head. I never minded working 70 hour weeks before, but now I have a hard time punching the clock 35 hours a week. I hate my ne