nhance

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by nhance 12y ago
Squash merging is only of the feature branch to master. If your feature branch makes it through code review and acceptance and you still need to update the typo, then you make the commit to master directly. It would be great if we could be
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by nhance 12y ago
Yes, master is merged into the feature branches before going upstream. We consider it to be the responsibility of the feature branch owner to make sure their code will work with master. Because we don't care about the commits on the fe
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by nhance 12y ago
This is the workflow we've adopted at my company. There are 2 types of commits, you either want to release some new feature or bit of work and do it atomically, or you want to develop the feature, fix typos and throw it between machine
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by nhance 12y ago
This is exactly what we do: http://buildbettersoftware.com/
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Using Trello for Agile Software Development: The Complete Guide(buildbettersoftware.com)
9 points by nhance 12y ago|1 comments
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Does a heavier boat require greater effort for this to operate?(youtube.com)
1 points by nhance 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Who's struggling with their developers?
1 points by nhance 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I built a rapid response service for heartbleed(heartbleedfixer.com)
2 points by nhance 13y ago|0 comments
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Building Profitable Software: Step 1. How Big Is Your Opportunity?(blog.buildbettersoftware.com)
7 points by nhance 13y ago|0 comments
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by nhance 13y ago
The real problem is with the app stores. They are terribly organized for discovery of any apps, the iTunes store specifically. How are you supposed to find new apps if they're not in the "top XX" portal? 1: If search is how y
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by nhance 13y ago
Every so often a company will make a move that is so smart that it boggles your mind. To me, this is one of those moves. For a company so evil in so many ways, this really surprised me. Think about this, if this works, low-income households
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by nhance 13y ago
America!
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by nhance 13y ago
I cannot understand the mindset of someone who turns down an offer of $3 billion dollars for their company that has no path to revenue, let alone profit. IMO, this is why you avoid investment money. Can you imagine VC "partners" f
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by nhance 13y ago
Think about it this way. If you're not ready to pay, then why the hell are you trying my service? It's not a charity, it's a small amount of money each month.
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by nhance 13y ago
Am I the only one to think of this when Flexbox was mentioned? http://www.flex-box-racing.com/
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Business Growth Advice from a Computer Hacker(blog.buildbettersoftware.com)
9 points by nhance 13y ago|1 comments
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The world does not give a damn about you.(blog.buildbettersoftware.com)
1 points by nhance 13y ago|0 comments
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by nhance 13y ago
Quick question: What if News corp was fed the details of voicemails that they "hacked" through government agencies in an effort to keep the public placated through meaningless news stories? I know it's not on topic, but with
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This is why I buy.(goingoutofbusiness.quora.com)
3 points by nhance 13y ago|0 comments
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by nhance 13y ago
This has been one of the hardest moves to make. I love how you captured how difficult and scary it can be to make a move like this. Great article.
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by nhance 13y ago
This is overly idealistic. Some part of working in a business situation (no matter the industry) is dealing with other people. You might be able to get pretty far, but you won't be able to avoid politics forever. I think the advice in
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by nhance 13y ago
When you have a risk, you call an insurance company. When you have an opportunity, you call me. It's only after you stop selling time and start to understand what it is that drive your customers to call you that you'll ever break
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Git Reflow. A simple git workflow without BS.(github.com)
1 points by nhance 13y ago|0 comments
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Technology isn't everything. Keep your bullshit filter on high.(blog.buildbettersoftware.com)
5 points by nhance 13y ago|0 comments
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If you don't update your Rails 2.3 app, here's what will happen.(blog.buildbettersoftware.com)
1 points by nhance 13y ago|0 comments
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Your days of not testing your code are limited.(blog.buildbettersoftware.com)
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by nhance 13y ago
Great way to look at it! Figured this was a good a place for this discussion as any. ;)
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by nhance 13y ago
I'm definitely not a fan of letting your customers choose the price, especially in a book like this that could be far far more valuable. Price is a way to send a signal about what you should expect from the book and can have an impact in ho
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by nhance 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote only. Location: Quakertown, PA. Boy this is a long list, isn't it? I commend you for the effort it takes to get through all of the entries here. You're putting quite a bit of work into making sure you find the right he
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by nhance 14y ago
Reselling something over and over again can be applied to your own products and/or services. Even businesses where every deal is its own special thing should find how to make them more similar to refine their process of selling the same thi

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