jhollingworth

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The Fallacy of Tiny Modules(hueniverse.com)
2 points by jhollingworth 12y ago|0 comments
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Web automation using Cucumber + Capybara(jhollingworth.com)
3 points by jhollingworth 16y ago|0 comments
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by jhollingworth 16y ago
Huddle (London, UK) are looking for .NET Developers of all levels http://bit.ly/9EI7M4
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by jhollingworth 16y ago
Great idea, see you there!
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by jhollingworth 16y ago
Hi my father is a doctor and I sent him a link to this blog asking if he knew what might be wrong, here's his response: He has classical chronic fatigue syndrome, on the same continuum as fibromyalgia and 'ME'. The best term is 'syndrome of
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by jhollingworth 16y ago
Good idea, unfortunately the hotmail team had the same one http://bit.ly/dDqCrP
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GoodHack - "Write an application which makes the world a better place"(goodhack.org)
8 points by jhollingworth 18y ago|2 comments
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by jhollingworth 18y ago
developer @ http://huddle.net
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by jhollingworth 18y ago
I am a big fan of both RoR & ASP.NET (Although I only get paid to do ASP.NET :( ) and i've found are both awsome at doing very different things. If you want a basic data driven application which isn't going to have a significant load, t
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by jhollingworth 18y ago
http://www.unfuddle.com They have an amazing product and keep adding new features (e.g. recently added git support!). Awsome customer service, a person responded to my feature suggestion within 12h. Most importantly they have a good busin
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Channel 4 (UK tv) using twitter(blogs.journalism.co.uk)
1 points by jhollingworth 18y ago|0 comments
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by jhollingworth 19y ago
since the demographic of this community seems to be smart entrepeneurs, what would people here think is the best way to protect their community from the morons of the internet? I remember in olden day's when digg was a friendly place full o