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Answer HN: Finding Jobs as a Freelance Web Developer
(ocdevel.com)
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HabitRPG API
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Gittip + GitHub For Project Royalties
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lefnire
14y ago
A la your question, I added this commit to prevent deleting long-standing red tasks: http://goo.gl/Wc6Yr . Thanks again for the input
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lefnire
14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_open_source_applicat...
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lefnire
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Ah, I see some of these apps doc you points for deleting tasks. I'll look into that after all
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lefnire
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Oh wow, don't know how I missed EpicWin... searched high and low before deciding to make it myself. Looks like an incredible app - I'll have to borrow an iPhone & try it out. As far as deleting tasks they can't do - it's an honor system
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lefnire
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Hey HN, been working on a project & could use all you lovelies' feedback :) I was inspired by habit-tracker apps like Joe's Goals, but I wanted something more robust and personally motivating. So I built a habit-tracker which plays like
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Show HN: Role Playing Game for Self Improvement (weekend project)
(habitrpg.com)
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lefnire
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That's true, there could be a lot of time in research and offline action going behind a single commit. Any suggestions re: other Github-provided data?
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Ask HN: Idea - Github for sharing revenue amongst contributors
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Node.js PaaS Hosting Comparison
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mind blown
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lefnire
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I updated the blog to sound less "meh" about Geddy, telling people to give it a whirl - hope I didn't offend. It's been a while since I looked at Geddy, but I remember thinking of it as a direct competitor (and incompatible) to Express, wi
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should be fixed I hope huff puff
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Woa mama! Sorry guys, site-owner here - wasn't prepared for HN. Trying to get it back up. Anyway, the conclusion - in order: Derby, Meteor, SocketStream, Express, Tower. Express was less in the ordered list and more an "if you don't want th
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I'd like to see a proper comparison of Geeklist, Masterbranch, Coderwall, Workforpie, etc. That aside, gratz to Geeklist - and awesome product!
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vs. Meteor, Derby has server-side rendering (need REST?) and uses NPM.
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These two frameworks are so similar, and so close in developmental progress. Derby follows more closely the spirit of Node. Meteor's upper hand is its press/following/critical mass, Derby's its architecture and authors. There's some goo