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Ask HN: Just learned to code, now learning to market.
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by jpn 12y ago
I'm 35.
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We're pretty happy with the end product. All of the features that we wanted are there. Breakdown is probably 75% Ruby 25% Objective-C. Yes, same back end as the web app, which I think is key. The iOS app is essentially a glorified brow
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by jpn 12y ago
Great! Happy travels!
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Thanks, nicholas73! We're going to bump up the price to 2.99 after this promotional period. We want to give our currents users/followers a way to get the app at a discount.
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Thanks, joshdance. There are so many quality resources out there for a newbie developer!
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Thxs!
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Thank you!
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by jpn 12y ago
Cool. Thanks!
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Thank you!
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Thanks! I basically started from just Excel/VBA and a little bit of .NET. Initially, I was doing this along with another project, but during the second half, it was full-time.
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Thanks! Good luck with iOS. NSScreencast is not as useful as Railscast, but there are some pretty useful tips. For example, I thought this episode was really helpful starting off: http://nsscreencast.com/episodes/63-fro
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Show HN: I learned Rails and Objective-C in a year to build this
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Founder's Talk With Envy Lab's Gregg Pollack(codeschool.com)
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What do people regret the most before they die?(bakadesuyo.com)
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+1
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Dreams & Reality(sbnation.com)
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The Science of Retweets: 10 Steps to Going Viral on Twitter(shopify.com)
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Kill The Sticky Nav(blogs.reuters.com)
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There are no patent trolls in fashion.(ted.com)
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