mihaela

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by mihaela 13y ago
I totally agree. I never pay for Java apps.
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by mihaela 13y ago
I sell Asterisk reporting sw for win @samreports.com. It makes about $1000 a month in revenues. I also work as iOS developer for the man. I have a free iOS app on the AppStore (HRTecaj), soon to be commercial, when I add ATMs. I was Asteris
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Advice for struggling PC software vendors(zdnet.com)
1 points by mihaela 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Recommend static CMS with markdown support
1 points by mihaela 14y ago|2 comments
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by mihaela 14y ago
When I applied for Apple developer program I was surprised to find that my company already had a DUNS number. I'm in Croatia. I guess it has to do with my company being active for more that 5 years, but I could be wrong.
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by mihaela 15y ago
people who prefer compiled to interpreted
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Binary tree traversal win app(mihaelamj.com)
1 points by mihaela 15y ago|0 comments
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by mihaela 15y ago
It requires Java. Enough said.
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by mihaela 15y ago
That's right. People who could not afford such content, get it with just a few clicks, for free. And the extra time needed is worth it.
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by mihaela 15y ago
The OS version is one thing, but screen size is a real PITA. As well as orientation and the presence of a real keyboard ( or not). iOS is uniform in that space (just iPhone/iPod and iPad). To me that is the real issue, not the OS version.
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by mihaela 15y ago
I'm a woman running a small ISV in Croatia, and a mother too. I would never hire a woman either, for the same reasons. As a matter of fact I wold not hire anyone locally, I just opted for the "outsoucing" via VAs and such. The thing is that