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Dear Android developers, we need visual feedback
(techstopmuse.tumblr.com)
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You bought this you got that you have the technical skills.. but do you have a plan? do you have a design on paper or whiteboard which you can implement? Here's something I did to get past my own wall two months ago. I told myself to shut u
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I'm surprised that no one replied here. At our office which isn't a startup at all btw we use clocking it. Thing is that with most of the free alternatives you have to live with self hosting. But since a lot of them also run on open source
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I signed up. The confirmation mail hasn't arrived after nearly 20 minutes :S
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Huawei? I don't know
(techstopmuse.tumblr.com)
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Yea I saw that bit on sites that have used drupal and really scaled well. What I did mean by scaling well though was the speed at which I could add features and make small changes and tweaks to existing ones. that's why I took that statemen
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yeps. I enjoy having complete control over what I write. . I will look into it anyway. Ok. then... Ruby on Rails resources? Thanks! :) edit - after looking at drupal i took off the line "Drupal might be ok for initial stages but it probably
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I like it. and with cloud storage becoming the next big thing this is definitely going to get more and more useful
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Ask HN: Where and how do I start with PHP/Ruby on Rails and JS for my project
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Now available: Google Places with Hotpot for iPhone
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New Startup Provides Mobile Users a Live View Inside Local Venues
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Google Paints Chrome Into A Corner With Open Stance
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could you name some.. we can compare with his product and even he could get some tips from em. thanks
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Google responds to android sms bug report
(techstopmuse.tumblr.com)
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Is the Google Web Store another half baked idea?
(techstopmuse.blogspot.com)
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Samsung + Google = Google music?
(techstopmuse.tumblr.com)
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just so you know then, I honestly don't think MS and Adobe would look at you as anything but small fry. So dont feel too bad. Go ahead and check out aviary by the way. pretty powerful tool. aviary.com
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Well I'm wondering what else it could possibly be. This was all formulated with the name kept in mind as well. Google +1. If that is correct then everything is about +1ing what you find on the web. Or this could just be an elegant hoax. But
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I found this (if true) to be an interesting concept which I blogged about. Or you could just go through the comments sections over tech crunch. http://techstopmuse.blogspot.com/2010/12/google-1-unraveling... gist of it is, its their own w
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Well it's like this. This is a common thing seen in a lot of places. For the moment deal with it. Just so you know, where I come from some of the biggest companies use pirated copies of Windows. But once they get to a level where they can s
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LG falsely claims Optimus won't get Android 2.3 due to CPU
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My response to TC's Google +1 pics. Unraveling the mystery
(techstopmuse.blogspot.com)
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thanks for the insight into how you used the real time. And pretty cool way you actually used Wave. just so you know :)
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thanks, That brought something that didn't come up so far in the discussion. What sort of bugs did you experience. And what was the most difficult part of the UI?
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Thank Daniel, Follow up question. If you have seen the videos of real time editing, do you think working on the entire document's text within the wave would be a good way of making use of wave?
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Thanks. Follow up question. If someone built an extension for interacting with people outside of the wave say by email (yes what they tried to do away with) or maybe sms, then do you think things would have worked out with the school projec
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Thanks Dave. Following up on that. Did the whole "see your friends type as they go" feature ever really benefit you?
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Thanks. Care to elaborate on some of that stuff? Did you upload documents for collaboration? or did you work through google docs and link it into wave conversations? How did you get your family on board with you to work with wave? What was
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Ask HN: IF you were using Google Wave today, how would you use it?
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Depends on what the app is as well and how you can split the work up into stages. Are the features clearly defined? Can you work on small feature driven iterations? Or is it better to work on goal based sprints? One general piece of advice
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