lenart

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by lenart 14y ago
Great article/tutorial. Bookmarked. P.S. Good luck with DubJoy ;)
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by lenart 14y ago
To me hiring a professional for 20 minutes might sound enough for some small taske, but I'm not sure how well this goes for more complex tasks (e.g. where the pro has to read and understand your code). I guess you can buy couple of chunks t
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by lenart 14y ago
Great work man! What I think it needs next is some sort of cursor indicator - preferably with some sort of user id. Something similar to how Google Docs did it. Keep it up!
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Different approach to form protection(friedcellcollective.net)
6 points by lenart 15y ago|1 comments
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by lenart 16y ago
I find the title misleading but hey... I'm happy for the Emacs fans :)
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by lenart 16y ago
Great point drndown2007! From the article itself I couldn't agree more on "The ultimate resume". A passionate developer with a lot of cool tiny projects (as his playground) can get plenty of job offerings - as long as the ideas show potenti
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by lenart 16y ago
ROFL! Great job! This is something we should keep in favourites and show to our grandchildren. My favourite HTML 5 site so far :)
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by lenart 16y ago
As others said above I'd also suggest you try out pair programming (with a friend of yours). I find myself more relaxed when I'm with someone I can talk to, make jokes or just bitch about the things not working. When I feel stressed I chang
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by lenart 16y ago
I "complained" on their blog and got a fair response from their team. Here's what they said: http://blog.assembla.com/assemblablog/tabid/12618/bid/12217/... To summarize: they didn't have a sustainable business plan and when the costs got
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by lenart 16y ago
Like justinchen said they already offered free SVN and GIT hosting. Then one day they sent out newsletter saying that they're not providing free hosting anymore and that all repositories will be made public. I had to move all my projects to