jefftougas

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by jefftougas 6y ago
The core problem with PWAs is that ultimately the success of the overall idea is held hostage by the level of consensus across the browser development teams. Whilst they "collaborate" on "common" web standards (they bein
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by jefftougas 12y ago
eCommHub -- Atlanta, GA -- Full time -- https://ecommhub.com Hiring: DevOps, Backend, and full-stack engineers We're building the e-commerce automation platform of the future, today. eCommHub is essentially a domain-specifi
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by jefftougas 15y ago
It would be interesting to see more details in a blog post about your transition, such as whether you started working on this before quitting your job, how long since you quit your job, what the makeup of your team is, how you met your team
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by jefftougas 15y ago
Congrats on launching. Its refreshing and inspiring to see people who go from start to launch so quickly, rather than the examples of people in stealth mode for 12-18 months before taking on customers. There are a couple of services that do
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by jefftougas 15y ago
One of the stated potential uses for the $100k is "help a team make a critical hire". I think this may be a result in part of rising market rates for quality developers.. It used to be a lot easier to get someone to come work on your startu
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by jefftougas 15y ago
This is pretty interesting in light of a post that was on here a couple days ago: http://joel.is/post/6687368692/startup-bootstrapping It seems that if you look at full or part time consulting as simply a way to pay the bills while you wo
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by jefftougas 16y ago
For every 1 Zuckerberg there's at least 1000 other people who dropped out to start a company who crashed and burned. Also, just learning to finish big things that you start is a very handy skill to learn and practice, school is no exceptio