kiraken

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   by kiraken 12y ago

   Then maybe coding isn't for you? You need passion to code, but if you get bored in half an hour i doubt you have it
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   by kiraken 12y ago

   As i mentioned there are multiple ways i can make money without charging the users, but i was wandering if i could get investors if i don't make any kind of revenue from it. And i find that selling users info to be unethical so it&#x27
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   Ask HN: Are there any companies that invest in free products?

   2 points by kiraken 12y ago|3 comments
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   by kiraken 12y ago

   Didn't really proofread my submission, and i do apologies for the poor quality of my post
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   Ask HN: As a young developer, how can I launch a successful freelancing career?

   70 points by kiraken 12y ago|42 comments
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   by kiraken 12y ago

   I'm a developer, leave an email and we'll talk aladin.bensassi@gmail.com
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   by kiraken 12y ago

   Thanks man. Building on previous knowledge seems like a good advice, i was mostly closed up in my work and by nature i don't like joining forums and looking up what other devs do, so when i started freelancing regularly, i found it to
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   by kiraken 12y ago

   This seems like a good way to go! Thanks for sharing
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   by kiraken 12y ago

   But most developers i know are proficient in multiple frameworks and languages, that's why i'm trying to be at least good in them, i suppose the only way to do so is to create a repo for each new thing i learn in github and make s
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    I get the idea, but i'm afraid to say that it's completely unrelated, you can't compare learning a language to a developing or framework syntax. Because sometimes it could be easier and others harder, i speak and write in fre
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    This actually makes sense, but trust me clients always want and sometimes are determined on a specific thing, just because a friend of theirs used it and was very pleased with the results
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    I did specialize for sometime, i learned how to recreate some of the javascript animations and web elements in pure CSS or SASS, but no one is interested in CSS solutions, they just want simple jQuery scripts, cause it's the new big th
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    Interesting point, it is indeed easier to relearn something
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    You misunderstood my question ,what i meant is how do you learn most of the new technologies and not forget them after a while
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    That could work for someone with a day job where they use that framework, but for a freelancer like myself you need to be flexible and keep up with at least most of the technologies..Which is getting to be too much to handle
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    Ask HN: As a Full stack developer how do you keep up with all the technologies

    37 points by kiraken 12y ago|56 comments
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    Show HN: Purce CSS cute penguin(codepen.io)

    2 points by kiraken 12y ago|1 comments
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    Thanks for the input man! I found your advice to be extremely helpful! And good luck with your kid, hope he grow up to be as good of a coder as his father
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    Thanks and sorry for bothering you with all these questions since there is no where else i could actually ask theme. And if i may ask what would be the salary range for someone with my portfolio?
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    Never meant that college was a waste of time, i was just stating that it would be a waste of time for me to go through it then get a job i would have gotten 5 years ago and i could have become a senior web developer by then! And thanks, but
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    Thanks! Noted, and it was my attempt to explain that i'm pretty good at graphic design as well. Anyways thanks for the tip. Also is a senior web developer position possible with this portfolio and with my age?
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    Ask HN: Can a 19 years old get a dcent job in web development

    1 points by kiraken 12y ago|10 comments
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    Trust me, if someone is starting a startup for himself the last thing he want is doing it to be like someone else. As for myself what inspired me is the desire to leave a mark in the world rather than being one of the billions who lives and
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    Show HN: Pure CSS NES console(codepen.io)

    7 points by kiraken 12y ago|1 comments
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    Show HN: Pure CSS Chibi Walter White(codepen.io)

    1 points by kiraken 12y ago|1 comments
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    Show HN: Pure CSS Avengers team equipment(codepen.io)

    5 points by kiraken 12y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Pure CSS Hand animated(codepen.io)

    3 points by kiraken 12y ago|2 comments
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    Show HN: Pure CSS buttons with fluid animation(codepen.io)

    3 points by kiraken 12y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Pure CSS CodePen Logo(codepen.io)

    2 points by kiraken 12y ago|1 comments
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    by kiraken 12y ago

    First i'm going to start with the resume creator, already have few designs ready and i'm gonna let the user choose the format he wishes to export the CV in (jpg, png, pdf...) If the application was successful, i'll start addi