rudyl

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Don't hire a developer for your startup when...(blog.hireflo.com)
1 points by rudyl 15y ago|0 comments
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by rudyl 15y ago
good point. StackOverflow used physical boxes not virtual servers and that certainly makes scaling a database easier. On the other hand I currently host HireFlo on a single Rackspace cloudserver. I have 3 web apps, a SQL server instance,
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by rudyl 15y ago
I agree. I used to do classic ASP, which at the time was a great web dev platform. I really think Microsofts priority with Webforms was to convert all those VB6 programmers over to the new framework, not build a better web framework. I've
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by rudyl 15y ago
So is recordsetter still on ASP.Net MVC? Regarding the language doesn't matter thing I think that's mostly true. If you're choosing between Ruby and ASP.Net MVC I don't think you can loose. But sometimes the framework does matter, like if
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by rudyl 15y ago
BTW, Azure is a nice scaling solution but it slows initial development way down, it's a pain to debug, and it locks you into a single hosting provider. Not a good solution for me and I think it's crazy that Microsoft keeps pushing it as a
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by rudyl 15y ago
Visual Studio, especially when paired with Resharper is a tremendously productive dev environment. C# is a fantastic language and it's got a host of new features that make it possible to write in a more functional style, stuff like lambda
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The best job boards for hiring web developers(blog.hireflo.com)
1 points by rudyl 15y ago|0 comments
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Can you build a startup on .Net?(rlacovara.blogspot.com)
79 points by rudyl 15y ago|110 comments