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by jongold 14y ago
I think this is the Quoraish way to answer the question - meta enough? http://www.quora.com/Quora/What-do-Quorans-think-about-Quora...
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by jongold 14y ago
(for all its flaws) that's just how you structure a design presentation.
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by jongold 14y ago
I'm a designer - it's not hostility, it's feedback :) There's no point being nice to people when they present flawed work - that just propagates bad work. (and my CTO is way harsher on my Pull Requests than anyone has been on the Wiki redes
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BRANDiD - sweet onboarding process(getbrandid.com)
10 points by jongold 14y ago|9 comments
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by jongold 14y ago
Crappy article but I enjoy the sentiment.
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by jongold 14y ago
Looks fantastic - tangent: is there anything similar to Ruby?
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by jongold 14y ago
GimmeBar is fantastic - used it for a while for images & design inspiration; using it now for most of my bookmarks as well (cool Gems/plugins to check out, quotes, bits of articles etc). Thanks FictiveKin for being amazing :) (also - sy
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by jongold 14y ago
Really enjoyed the first edition (it was the first thing that got Rails to 'stick' after years of not-really-getting-it and it's my go-to resource for friends who ask about learning Rails); how different is the second edition? Will probably
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by jongold 15y ago
Hypothetically—and with much more compelling brand pages than are around at present—Facebook could replace much of the web. Why go on a brand's website when you could just go on their Facebook page?
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Desingineering: Why I Code(designedbygold.com)
1 points by jongold 15y ago|0 comments
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by jongold 15y ago
Absolutely - great example.
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The biggest problem is the use of metaphors that won't make sense in a couple of years. When we don't have printed magazines and newspapers we'll be stuck with the legacy of dated apps and metaphors. Indulging in objectively bad design in t
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by jongold 15y ago
Hard to say without seeing your code and knowing the tech you work with, but I'd assume a lot more than £20k. Is that one and a half years of coding, or one and a half years since graduating?
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Ask HN: Fast vs. perfect, semantic front-end code for MVP?
5 points by jongold 15y ago|2 comments
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by jongold 15y ago
Looks great - designers desperately need a better solution for versioning. My thoughts on existing options: - Dropbox isn't great because (as far as I know) you don't get to leave messages as you do with Git/SVN commits. - Git isn't great b