jongpieter

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   by jongpieter 2y ago

   Great advice, perhaps I can share some personal experience. I had a similar experience working with a large agricultural company, where we developed a track-and-trace system to manage their entire workflow. This system provided them with in
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   by jongpieter 5y ago

   Interesting article, however not as unique as the author presumes. We have an even larger naviduct [1], that also acts as a lock between two large lakes in the Netherlands. [1] - https://nl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naviduct
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   by jongpieter 8y ago

   Since I started working as a freelancer, I'm using PaymoApp [1], it's great for managing projects and tracking time for these projects. You can easily invoice these hours to your clients, with based on the projects you have define
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   by jongpieter 9y ago

   I'm using https://www.paymoapp.com for time-tracking and project management. Next to that using https://trello.com for setting up Agile boards.
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   by jongpieter 9y ago

   Depending on your usecase, a quick setup would be to use https://auth0.com/ They have a lot of documentation and samples to get started. We have implemented it for authentication with a Asp.Net Core webservice, with a REST
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   by jongpieter 10y ago

   The volume weight ratio of leafy greens, is much higher compared to tomatoes. Second the shelf life of leafy greens is lower compared to fruit crops. In respect to transportation costs, shelf life and transportation distance, it makes sense