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JQuery.deferred is the most important client side tool you have
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krmmalik
14y ago
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krmmalik
14y ago
Any chance we can take this discussion "offline" so to speak? Do you mind if I email you at your gmail address?
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krmmalik
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Interesting i'm in a very similar boat to you. Although with me; i think i need to reconcile with the fact that the failures are accomplishments. I still need to get to that point - Do you have any advice for me?
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Clean design inspires confidence. I looked at BitBucket about 2 years ago, and just didn't have enough confidence in it, but recently created quite a few repo's on it and am using them everyday. The new re-design makes all the difference in
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ok, great. Thanks!
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My mother-in-law would love this. Is there a way, she could get a pre-filled email each time that she could just edit and then send off? She sends just a few invoices at the end of each month, but each month she has to be reminded what to d
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That job posting has taught me so much in just a few paragraphs. Even if I was the founder of a well-capitalized StartUp, I'd have great difficulty in promising people that work for me that we were going to be big. I just don't have that ki
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Have you considered qualitative surveys and relative importance testing? I've found that useful for validation in the past
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Agreed. The problem always seems more pronounced when it comes .Net. In my own observation, it seems to be a culture/mindset that gets adopted, and I have to say, I feel it's largely driven by Microsoft. This whole idea of developing everyt
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Yeah - When I was providing IT support services, we used to run into a similar kind of problem all the time. In the end we realised that we were going to execute in a way where they had no option but to use the tools that we wanted. We at a
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Wow, thanks for the insight. I had no idea! You're right. It did set off alarm bells at the time, but i kept having doubts since i myself am essentially a non-developer and was unsure if perhaps my argument was weak. Now, especially after h
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14y ago
If the opportunity arises, try the following approach: Tell your client " I use some very specific tools for my work as they increase my productivity and efficiency, and as part of the work i deliver to you, i'd like to continue using those
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What kind of design work do they expect from you?
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I worked for a small company for the last few years, and although the company was small the codebase was quite big. Despite my many attempts out of desperation, they wouldn't listen. And the irony is, I'm not even a developer - But i knew i
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Thank you
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14y ago
Did you blog about it? give examples? What else can be solved with fractals?
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14y ago
I would also be interested in something like that. The 37signals article for example is probably just as useful today as it was then. We need an aggregator of timeless articles.
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14y ago
Excellent. I look forward to trying it in the near future.
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Is your product for shopping carts only or can it be used with anything? What if for example i was selling something using something like gumroad or shoplocket?
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14y ago
OK, thanks. Look forward to your future announcements.
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Great news Katherine. Are you planning to provide a fulfillment service at any point? Also - Do you have anything on the roadmap that will aid the seller's exposure of their goods? I ask that because many existing sellers are able to take a
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Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. This helps me understand the performance issues better. Thank you for making Wordpress what it is.
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Question for photomatt if you're still reading this comment thread, and since it might be my only chance to get dialog with you. Are you considering any changes regards the stack, since many installations can have a issues with speed now (n
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I've had a radically different experience with WP Engine and would happily recommend them to others, and have done so. I went through 3 or 4 different providers, and the only place that i was really happy with setup, infrastructure and supp
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For the OP. i think it'd be good to have an opening statement as to why golden ratio is useful; for those that are unfamiliar with the concept. Other than that. Thank you for putting this together. Will try to use it.
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That's also deliberate by me as well. If they have enough options and they're busy enough then we shouldn't be working together because they have a fair amount on their plate. It's not a perfect filter. You are indeed correct. I would be wa
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Slightly tangential. I've been running an experiment of my own. As part of my work, I need to hire freelancers for dev, design and so on. It's not specific to the tech field, I also hire virtual assistants as well. I've been working with de
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Thanks! (I think?) PS - I sent you an email, I don't know if you ever received it? I wanted to be cheeky and get some advice from you in addition to the huge amount of great advice you and Ramit gave on the podcast. What can I say, i'm a ta
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I do agree, and i'm glad you pointed out. I've managed to speak to some really good developers of this thread only just today so i'm glad it still worked out, but i'll definitely keep in mind what you said for the future.
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Patio11 and Ramit Sethi did a series of podcasts recently. In the second one they talked about why it's important to raise prices since it helps weed out stingy clients who can also be stingy with their gratitude at the same time, and he sa
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