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Show HN: Open Lowcode – complete development framework for enterprise software(github.com)
5 points by openlowcode 7y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: A lightweight structured message library in java(openlowcode.com)
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Ask HN: Should you stick with java 8 in the enterprise?
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Show HN: An open-source PDF document generation library in java(github.com)
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by openlowcode 7y ago
Julius Caesar "Gallic Wars" is certainly worth reading, translated from Latine to French, so probably, the English version is very good also. In French, some of the best ones include Chateaubriand "Mémoires d'outre Tombe
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by openlowcode 7y ago
For my job, I often have to google a specific technical issue. It often directs me to company blogs, which I read happily. I must say that, while I read happily the blogpost, I never once contacted a company because of a nice / useful
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by openlowcode 7y ago
I developed a working product as a side project, and I am now trying to sell it by working on it part-time and keeping my full time job (actually tring to keep find of strict 9 to 5). There are positives and negatives about my situation: +
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by openlowcode 7y ago
Hi, getting users to invest time in a new product is not so easy. One of the fears is that someone will invest time in a product that will be abandoned. There are graveyards or abandoned softwares. I am now working around half-time trying t
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by openlowcode 7y ago
In my opinion, Ramen (asian noodles) deserve some room in the junk food podium. There is even an essay from Paul Graham quoting them (Ramen profitable) ;-).
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by openlowcode 7y ago
Hi, I think you should start by making sure you set clear directions, and everybody understands. Then, just also be open to listening when people have something to say. A surprisingly low part of your time will be spent as a 'policeman