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by jetti 10y ago
I also used reddit for my side projects with mixed results. My saleable project didn't do well but my OSS project did. My OSS project got 27 stars within 3 or 4 days (which is 3 times the amount of stars I had on my most popular repo).
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by jetti 10y ago
I work during my commute. I have a 3.5 hour daily commute with 3 of those hours on the train. I'm the first stop both ways so that gives me freedom to pick my seat. I find a seat that has an electrical outlet on it and then pull out my
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by jetti 10y ago
The trick is practice. The more you use the language and APIs the more you'll remember. If you don't remember then a search engine is your friend. Libraries are so big these days that you can't be blamed for not remembering s
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by jetti 10y ago
I do not...but I have 0 sales (many trials though...perhaps, spam bots may be screwing up my event tracking in google analytics). My product solves a pain-point that I know developers have and there is already a market for it so I didn&#x27
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by jetti 10y ago
Visual Studio when I'm doing .NET stuff (mainly C#). I love it and I have not found a better IDE (though my next one is a close rival). Now, I've started working with Elixir in my free time and have started using VS Code and I abs
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by jetti 10y ago
I have something like the Ogio Renegade RSS[0]. I'm not sure the exact model but it looks like that one. I received it for free from my last job and it is amazing. The best backpack I've ever had. [0] http://ogio.com&#x
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by jetti 10y ago
I have 3 computers. A desktop that is 4 or 5 years old but has basic upgrades (12 GB of RAM, GeForce graphic card) but still runs on an old i3. I used it for grad school work and now I do some coding on it and play games while my wife uses
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Show HN: Plasm – generate Ecto models from existing database tables [Elixir](github.com)
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I just think their marketing sucks and their IDE is nowhere near Visual Studio but the price points are nearly the same. Sure you get the VCL and other proprietary things (such as their fireman firemonkey app platform which deploys to andro
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Yea. It was frustrating when u was looking for tools to generate models from existing dB. The ecto tell even straight out said they won't do it. I found another tool but it was stripped down and didn't work. It has been an interes
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by jetti 10y ago
I'm getting into Elixir for my functional programming fix. I had looked into F# awhile ago but it wasn't for me at the time
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Any idea on what the app will be? I'm currently writing a Mix task that generates Ecto models based on existing database tables. My Phoenix app I'm working on uses Ecto but I had to hand write the models because there isn't a
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by jetti 10y ago
You mean instead of C#? Their pushing F# a bit now
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> I'm actually surprised it isn't used more today, I'm not at all. Embarcadero has made Delphi a language that is out of reach of the beginner as their Delphi has been rediculously priced. Until recently they didn't h
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by jetti 10y ago
One thing to note is that "premium" names for those 88 cent domains are not 88 cents. I forgot what I searched but it was one of the 88 cent TLDs and it ended up being $32/yr (at least) and some were even higher.
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I imagine .co would be the hardest for non-tech people since they are used to .com`
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Elixir with Phoenix. I've already started and I really like it. I'm currently writing a Mix task to get my first "real" application with Elixir. I'm also working on a production site using Elixir and Phoenix as a co
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by jetti 10y ago
I use Zoho for email. It is free for up to 5 users and has never given me any issues. I haven't used a CRM yet as I need customers before I can use a CRM
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by jetti 10y ago
Elixir. I started last week and already love it. C++. I'm looking to get into LLVM and maybe even contribute (that is a lofty goal) ES6 or Typescript. I'm doing front end work for the first time this year and am looking into those
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by jetti 10y ago
I'm currently working on a desktop app that I plan to sell (for Windows though, not Mac) and I've gotten some interest (no sales yet but a lot of trials). I think you can definitely be successful doing desktop apps but you need to
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by jetti 10y ago
I disagree with your premise on why F# was adopted. It isn't because it does objects but it was really the first functional language that was pushed by Microsoft and ran on the .NET platform. Had F# not run on the CLR I don't thin
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by jetti 10y ago
yea I was excited. All I did was use the Netflix app, which was pretty cool, and just moving around made me sick. I hope they are able to get the tech to a place where I can be able to use VR.
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Samsung Gear VR. Unfortunately I'm returning it as the technology isn't to the point that prevents me from getting nauseous when using it.
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I'm in health care and we use CSVs as outbound file transfers. We also use x12 (EDI) for transfers which is not XML/JSON
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I'm not sure if anything exists like that but it would be an interesting project to create a brainf*ck backend to LLVM, which would allow any language to compile to BF
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You're just describing a consulting company that targets low income clients. It would be a hard sell because the market is limited and in order to stay in business you need either more customers or charge more. This wouldn't be ba
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by jetti 10y ago
Who says it is popular with developers? Just because companies advertise it that doesn't mean people like it. It is a cheap way to get people to spend more time in the office and end up talking more about work.
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I am working as a moonlight freelancer and starting my own software business while working full time and managing my family (though no kids currently which makes managing family a bit easier). This isn't the same as OSS but it is the s
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by jetti 10y ago
It depends on a few factors. First, what is the type of project? If desktop, then C#/WPF (since my desktop apps will always be Windows). If web, then the choice becomes more complex. For web, am I going to be solo? If so and there isn&
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by jetti 10y ago
This is my goal too. I would love to be able to get my business to a point where I can pay my mortgage and other monthly payments with the income each month (this is a downloadable software product, so no recurring revenue from a customer t

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