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zds, thank you! We're glad you like RubyMonk.
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In the 90 minutes since we launched, 698 people have solved at least one exercise at http://RubyMonk.com , with a total of 8404 exercises being solved. Thank you for trying us out and giving us feedback!
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Thanks for the heads-up, swanson. We'll add this shortly.
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So you're taking a ridiculous loophole created by enterprise architects that probably spent six months whiteboarding this shit before letting the devs write a single line of code as an excuse to troll on the subject of TDD? Lame.
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C42 Engineering, Year One - Bootstrapping
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kaiwren
16y ago
This is also true for postgres, apples and feathers.
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kaiwren
16y ago
For every dollar a good Indian firm makes, the average developer gets anywhere between 50 and 80 cents. Good devs are equally expensive anywhere, but oddly enough in India the salaries don't grow linearly when compared with first world sa
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16y ago
Perhaps it's more prevalent in programming? Me: 'So, do you have any personal projects that you'd like to talk about?' Candidate: 'Not really, no.' Me: 'None?' Candidate: 'No, I prefer to have a life.' I hear some variation of
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Leave just the core business people in the first world and move everyone else to the third world. Finding good engineers is a lot harder, though, and they won't be as cheap as you'd think. In India, for example, you can expect to pay roughl
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While I agree with you about employees, I must point out that promoters of companies are the exception to this rule since this article is in the context of startups. Once you own a part of the company (I don't mean tiny amounts like employe
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Good support for keyboard navigation combined with some amount of smartness about the AST can work wonders, though. Most modern Java IDEs do a fair job of this.
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Nice. When do you suppose they will support editing code? You know, features we've learned to expect from IntelliJ and Eclipse?