madhan

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   Does free mean you cannot complain?(codelathe.com)

   9 points by madhan 17y ago|12 comments
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   by madhan 17y ago

   Also, physical location doesn't matter that much. See if you can hold code reviews, look at other people's code, talk to other respected developers in your team. That will help.
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   by madhan 17y ago

   I think the fact that you are motivated to learn by yourself counts a bit. If you have passion, you can make up for other stuff. The other way is maybe to get into open source dev. You will interact with a lot of folks.
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   by madhan 17y ago

   I used to work where I would get skewered for misplacing the ; or about the formatting of my comments. After surviving that, I think I can survive anywhere.
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   by madhan 17y ago

   In addition I would say, work where your code actually gets code reviewed. (is that a dying practice?) You will write better code.
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   by madhan 17y ago

   I agree with you. Usually when you work with great programmers, you will be exposed to great code as well. But sometimes, I have also seen that even when exposed to great code, it might not be evident to someone that it is truly great, with
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   How to become a better programmer(codelathe.com)

   24 points by madhan 17y ago|21 comments
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   by madhan 18y ago

   We are readying the SDK now for public release in a couple of months. But if you are interested, we can work to get you a private build. Please let us know.
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   by madhan 18y ago

   Actually, we don't base the synchronization system on the fileystem. It is based on concept of records in a virtual store. A record is a 'syncable' entity. For example, a task in a Workspace is a record, a file can be a record and so on. Th
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    by madhan 18y ago

    Here's an introduction to the Tonido Platform: http://www.tonido.com/what_tonido_platform.html Here's a more in-depth look http://www.codelathe.com/blog/index.php/2009/02/05/tonido-pl...
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    by madhan 18y ago

    Thanks for your input. It is early days and we are trying to make sense of the direction of how and where we want to take it. One distributed P2P problem we solved is the synchronization of data. Imagine N peers operating on data, adding, m
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    by madhan 18y ago

    C++ is in itself just a tool. Some of the choices in programming involve using the right tools for the right job. If all you are need is a quick and dirty app to do something quickly, using C++, or even Java, it is like pulling out the bazo
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    by madhan 18y ago

    Cloud computing is not the panacea for all problems and that is why we built Tonido that bridges the Web and the Desktop. Tonido allows you run Personal Web applications on your desktop, but at the same allowing you access from anywhere. [