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by jokull 14y ago
I’ve done something like this with multi-user support and uploading + tag edito. Django + NGiNX.
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by jokull 14y ago
Not just for startups. Imagine if companies that have already seen pre-internet growth could attract this talent and apply it to new solutions, otherwise threatening startups ideas. It’s probably easier to ignore the problem of external thr
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Agreed. When it comes to code that’s "not exactly how I would have done it" but _also_ bug ridden I think it’s an easy decision.
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by jokull 14y ago
I have a weird approach to this problem that someone might like. I use Brunch, which is a frontend assembler (like Yeoman but with more flexibility). I then use a Jinja2 watcher utility over the output directory. So one watcher does Stylus&
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by jokull 14y ago
Right on. This is related to "the big rewrite" that kills a lot of projects. Time and usage makes code value go up. Even if it’s written in an old framework that you wouldn’t use today, uses urllib instead of requests. Just ignore the urge
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by jokull 14y ago
yeah they recently got all the requirements.txt stuff right - approved!
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by jokull 14y ago
Great article. I’m the same way, don’t have the discipline to sit through something like LPTHW. For beginners I’ll suggest hosting on Heroku. They have great guides on their support site and you won’t have to think about all that process ma
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My Flask to Django Experience(jokull.calepin.co)
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by jokull 14y ago
Try to hit the jackpot. Reach out to people with large Twitter followings who might be interested. One tweet can bring in as many hits as you pestering your personal network of people who might not even be the target audience. Also do some
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by jokull 14y ago
I’ll recommend Heroku.
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This was created out of frustration with all the PHP based forum software. I created something much simpler for my own group of friends. Then, two years later, I decided to clean up the code and release it as a paid service. I’m hoping the
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Show HN: Oath - create and manage private discussion boards(oath.is)
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by jokull 14y ago
But how were they supposed to know you were the kind of programmer that picks up a new language in a matter of days or weeks? Most programmers take years to become competent in a language. I think this hiring practice, although unfortunate,
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The Shipyard - When launching, webapps are like chocolate bars(daneden.me)
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As with most relationship issues, discuss it, but be nice about it. Turn what might be a confrontation into a discussion where your co-founder can voice similar concerns he/she might have about you. Usually when there is frustration it’s go
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by jokull 14y ago
The relationship between ideas and execution is not a sum of the parts, but more like a multiplier. Excellent idea (1.0) * Excellent execution (1.0) = Excellent result (1.0) Mediocre idea (0.5) * Excellent execution (1.0) = Mediocre result
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by jokull 14y ago
Stylus+Nib is the way to go. It annoys me to no end how overlooked it is.
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The new and improved Wodboard(blog.wodboard.com)
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Show HN: wodboard.com, The Strava of CrossFit
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by jokull 14y ago
Cool, and thanks. Did you already see [jsonjinja]( https://github.com/mitsuhiko/jsonjinja ) ? Nice that you can precompile templates too. Can’t wait to roll this into my brunch template.
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by jokull 14y ago
A high quality source of vitamin D is liver. Cod liver oil is a great way to supplement your diet. In Iceland you can get it in small sardine type cans and spread the liver on crackers.
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by jokull 14y ago
Stripe better move quickly
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Web Development is Tough Shit(jokull.calepin.co)
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by jokull 14y ago
Yeah my bad I read your article assuming you were an API provider not a consumer. In the case of consuming API’s I suggest python-requests, an excellent library that is extremely well maintained.
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NGiNX reverse proxy can take care of this and does so securely, am I right?
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I was a bit disappointed that the part on requesting and receiving a token, the really important part, was basically missing. Looking forward to seeing the proposed flow there. The stuff on hashcash is straightforward and hopefully foolproo
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by jokull 14y ago
Standards vacuum. Maybe reach out to the GitHub API dev’s. Having a powerful but open minded adopter would help a lot. Maybe contact the developer behind flask-oauthprovider [1] (oauth 1). I see you have some flask-sqlalchemy type snippets
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by jokull 14y ago
Please implement these as derived files in subdirectories. That is; keep the original as is, and allow chained processors in any order with user specified "handles". The handles are subdirectories but filenames are otherwise the same, excep
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by jokull 14y ago
From the feature list of Yeoman it looks like Brunch has way more stuff going for it. Brunch hasn't bought into a framework and allows you to configure your assembly workflow. It's fine being opinionated when you're giving up freedom to cho
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HyperDex: A Searchable Distributed Key-Value Store(hyperdex.org)
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