matomesc

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by matomesc 15y ago
Good read, i totally agree with some of the points made.
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by matomesc 15y ago
This is sweet! I'll consider using it for an upcoming project.
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by matomesc 15y ago
Facebook, twitter, start with your social graph and if you've got the audience it will pick up.
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by matomesc 16y ago
Sweeeeet
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by matomesc 16y ago
You should start by learning HTML, CSS, javascript. Although not necessary, learning a server side scripting language like Python or Ruby will help. Good luck!
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by matomesc 16y ago
I have a similar problem - i'm studying electrical engineering (currently in 3rd year) but i'm passionate about programming and web development. I recently wanted to switch to software engineering but i realized that switching will be a pai
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by matomesc 16y ago
He's looking for an elite community full of Excel hackers? I think.
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by matomesc 16y ago
Personally i would definitely take the job, given that the projects that you'll be working on are interesting. Seeing as you are pretty dedicated, you can study / self-learn on the side.
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by matomesc 16y ago
Rather than just copy/paste, study the code and try to understand how the author is doing what he's doing. I study other people's code all the time in order to learn new concepts. Then, you can use what you learned and expand on it in the f
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by matomesc 16y ago
Looks great, it also has an HN feel to it. I'm also in the process of building on a chat app as a fun project.
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by matomesc 16y ago
I would definitely start working on the idea and come up with a prototype.
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by matomesc 16y ago
http://bitbucket.org here