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by saluki 8y ago
Same, I still prefer javascript/jQuery but am learning Vue.
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You should check out Laravel. Laracasts.com is a great place to start.
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https://www.indiehackers.com/products?businessModel=subscrip...
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If you are worried about it go with something else, maybe .app. maybe hang on to the .ly and use it to redirect to your main domain.
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by saluki 8y ago
Have you looked in to a parental filter? - @DHH starup school talk You actually should try redirecting sites you waste time on to something productive. https://sixtymeters.com/hack-your-productivity-by-editing-yo... That gi
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or he was on the balcony, facing the building describing the the fire was on his left hand side. Amazing read, amazing he made it out, his training and being calm helped him, luck was a factor as well.
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by saluki 8y ago
+1 for Carcassonne, a great board game, they have an iOS app too that is well done, has been slow to match up with other players lately.
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I just don't like the Forbidden series, I'd try it at a friend's house before you buy.
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Don't disclose anything, this could affect any severance/redundancy you will receive, invite legal problems. Will you receive X weeks of pay from your current company if they let you go? I would start interviewing and try to get a
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by saluki 8y ago
If you're already familiar with python look at Django. I would recommend taking a look at Rails (ruby) and Laravel (PHP). Laravel is probably the best bang for your buck. https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-from-s
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by saluki 8y ago
Release it NOW with a 30 day trial. Once someone signs up you have 30 days to complete the billing integration. Hopefully you're using Stripe (if you can) check it out if you haven't. Also keep it simple in the beginning just hand
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by saluki 8y ago
Get a last gen macbook air 13", they should be on sale/clearance.
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Laravel gives you that Rails feeling. It has a great community too, lots of great packages(gems).
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The Laravel Framework makes PHP relevant for me. I'm not s huge fan of PHP but using Laravel is a great development experience. Laravel is a great PHP Framework, with a great community, check it out if you haven't already. laravel
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PUBG has gotten a lot better the past month, it still has the best feel and fun factor of any FPS out right now. See you on Vikendi. Bring your snow jacket.
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Try setting up L and R speakers on each side of your chair at the level of your ears. I don't think you'll hear footsteps as well, but it's better than your headset around your neck. Try gaming ear buds, maybe it's the w
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https://techzinglive.com/
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As far as getting started, validating an idea, creating a startup while you have a day job, check out StartUpsForTheRestOfUs.com it's a great podcast. You can follow Rob on his journey. There are episodes that cover all of the topics a
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by saluki 8y ago
There is still a big market for native iOS apps, especially to connect to web applications. Even smaller companies are interested in an iOS and Android apps for their web application. So I expect there are lots of freelance opportunities.
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Rails and Laravel are great for MVPs. Clients have pushed me more and more in to Laravel. It has a great community and lots of great packages and tools. (Similar to what railscasts was back in the day) laracasts.com (Server setup and deploy
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by saluki 8y ago
It's definitely more interesting to build something to solve a problem they have. A custom lego mindstorm robot to do a task around the house. A website they can share with their friends. Lego Mindstorms is a great place to start when
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by saluki 8y ago
I would keep politics out of your business. You'll offend 50% of your potential client base and 50% of your employees (potentially) if you bring politics in to the picture. I wouldn't allow employees to dictate business decisions
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by saluki 8y ago
I would finish your degree, you won't regret having it and it will open some doors for you. Getting a degree is hard, it's work that is why not everyone has one. You learn lots of things at university that will help you later that
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Try leaving it off. If it's not going to interfere with your normal work hours it shouldn't be an issue. It's non-tech related so if you don't see it as a positive leave it off. A lot of times people won't list an a
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Sharing knowledge is a great way to give back to the community, meet other developers, potentially obtain consulting engagements and/or build an audience.
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If it isn't your medical bills, I would think about contacting their billing group and see about making smaller monthly payments. If your relative doesn't have insurance look at getting them on gov healthcare or some other option.
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by saluki 8y ago
Are you choosing a tech stack to do this? Laravel has this built in with queues. https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/queues You can run multiple workers, it will intelligently distribute the jobs, and there is a Laravel
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I find I'm most productive in the morning so I try to dedicate the first hour to two hours of my day to my side project. So I would try boxing time early in the day before your full time job, focus on your side project then. Work your
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Looks like this change wasn't intended and hopefully stripe rolls back out the functionality you were using. I'm a huge fan of Stripe so I'd give them a chance to get this resolved for you before switching. The stripe api is
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I would look at selling licensed copies yourself or create it as a SaaS. You can do both of those without investors. Put it out there for sale and test it out.

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