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by obviator 15y ago
sent
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by obviator 15y ago
Sounds good. I'm guessing once enough people get invites, some might start doubling up on handing out invitations. Oh well, probably won't hurt to get invited twice :)
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by obviator 15y ago
I've got invites to share (see http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2712165 ) Invited everyone here so far, will try to check back every now and again to get any new ones.
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Free Google+ Invites(makingmoneywithandroid.com)
4 points by obviator 15y ago|6 comments
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Hacker News: The Aftermath(makingmoneywithandroid.com)
11 points by obviator 15y ago|0 comments
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by obviator 15y ago
Agreed that zrgiu's comment was constructive and had some good advice. No idea why it was downvoted so quickly.
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by obviator 15y ago
I'd love to hear your story, it's always great to read about another developers experience even if it's not always a runaway success. Would you mind sharing the link? Or else you could email me thebigbyte [at] gmail [dot-com]
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by obviator 15y ago
Be aware though - Google has a system in place to prevent gaming the just-in queue. So if you push updates too frequently they won't appear in the list. I've had this happen with my app a few times. It seems that 8 days is the minimum time
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by obviator 15y ago
Haven't contacted any at this stage - thanks for the tip though, I'll definitely look at doing that in future. I guess with this app I was just so focussed on the development side of things, and getting the whole process working that I didn
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by obviator 15y ago
That's true, I chose the advertising method for this app, although its probably slower than selling a paid app on the App Store or Android Market. The biggest factor that led me to decide on a free app was the ability to gather some useful
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First Month on the Android Market(makingmoneywithandroid.com)
52 points by obviator 15y ago|23 comments
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Google Australia sends mail from Hong Kong(thebigbyte.blogspot.com)
2 points by obviator 15y ago|0 comments
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NoReset - Chrome extension to hide HTML reset buttons(chrome.google.com)
2 points by obviator 15y ago|0 comments
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by obviator 16y ago
openSuSE - the best KDE distro. I tried Ubuntu for a while but was frustrated by some of the oversimplification of the GNOME interface.
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by obviator 16y ago
I'm using Mouseflow for one of my sites at the moment, and I've also used CrazyEgg in the past. They're both great services, but I'm looking for some custom javascript to integrate into my own app.
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Ask HN: Javascript mouse tracking library
1 points by obviator 16y ago|2 comments
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by obviator 16y ago
Another data analysis tool that has been around for some time is IBM's "Many Eyes" project: http://manyeyes.alphaworks.ibm.com/ There is quite a large volume of user-submitted data at that site, and some very effective visualisation optio
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by obviator 16y ago
A bigger problem (for developers and designers) is when people don't realise there's a difference between "Client" and "Designer".
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by obviator 16y ago
Looks like a very extensive platform, great to see another major company open-sourcing their product. For me, the key question now is what level of support will be offered (by Ebay and/or the general developer community). Once this project
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by obviator 16y ago
I have used Symfony for my last few projects. I'm happy with the way the framework is designed, and it's quite longstanding. Another benefit is the templating is done using pure PHP, so you don't have to learn a new templating language for
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by obviator 16y ago
This certainly seems to indicate that great product diversity is not necessary for strong financial performance in the short to mid term. I think the question here is more one of longetivity - how long will this "one trick" remain relevant,