saluki

40 ms·

391.
by saluki 8y ago
I think the Head First O'Reilly books are a great foundation. This is my general recommendation to friends and family wanting to learn web development. Head First HTML & CSS is what he should focus on first. As he is working throug
392.
by saluki 8y ago
Prioritize family time, work on your side project when your family is sleeping. Maybe work out where you can spend part of the weekend on it. But prioritize family time when it's family time. Don't risk your families savings on a
393.
by saluki 8y ago
Like most jobs it's who you know, start asking around/working in your network.
394.
by saluki 8y ago
Rails or Laravel
395.
by saluki 8y ago
y, I would recommend doing extra practice each week, maybe ask your teacher for an additional practice piece each week. After a while you might want to try out a new teacher too, every teacher is different so you might make gains in skill u
396.
by saluki 8y ago
For simpler/more efficient I would look for a piano teacher. Ask around and see if anyone you know has a piano teacher. We have a great piano teacher in our area who comes to your house. Students (Kids and Adults) progress quickly.
397.
by saluki 8y ago
y, cool idea. When we have an event we are organizing we contact potential sponsors and they give us a check ahead of time or bring a check as they usually want to give a pitch at the event and we use it to purchase drinks, pay for the pizz
398.
by saluki 8y ago
Gaming rig? PUBG?
399.
by saluki 8y ago
I created one Laravel app with React. I use vue now. Although I'm not completely sold on using Vue(or React) for the front end. For most Apps I still build them as a traditional web app with just enough javascript/jQuery on the fr
400.
by saluki 8y ago
Speed of PHP 7 is much improved, it's way faster than 5, and fast enough for any app (Facebook runs on a flavor of PHP) I use the Laravel Framework on PHP 7, Laravel makes PHP nice to work with. Laravel is as enjoyable as Rails, sure y
401.
by saluki 8y ago
Hey, now that makes sense, I'd rather see inc.yahoo.com or official.yahoo.com but this makes sense. I'd never noticed/ran across it.
402.
Yahoo is sending email from no-reply@cc.yahoo-inc.com
2 points by saluki 8y ago|5 comments
403.
by saluki 8y ago
I have made small edits on mobile. I don't think you will ever see development on mobile as it is much more efficient with multiple large displays and a full size keyboard and input device. I can see programming in VR in the future. Bu
404.
by saluki 8y ago
I would look at adding new features and maybe adjusting pricing, test a sale price for the new version. What is your target audience? I would spend some time writing blog posts on how your app can help them. Maybe give away some copies&#x2F
405.
by saluki 8y ago
y, I don't think it's practical to DIY. Although Patio11 did it with AppointmentReminder it sounds like basically their HIPAA plans were ran the same as their regular plans as far as servers/security. From what I read he just
406.
by saluki 8y ago
I was looking at developing a HIPAA compliant app a few years ago I was going to use https://www.truevault.com/ . Ultimately I decided against doing anything that requires HIPAA compliance.
407.
by saluki 8y ago
I don't think it is possible. Any data on your computer, phone or online is already compromised or can be at anytime. I don't think private data exists. There are steps you can do to help keep data more private but nothing reliabl
408.
by saluki 8y ago
Sounds like you have a minimal foot print other than maybe the flights but still below average. Instead of spending time calculating your foot print so precisely: Volunteer more in your community Help elderly neighbors Stay in closer contac
409.
by saluki 8y ago
y, sounds like it worked out, I think you handled it perfectly. Nice work btw, I'll have to find a use for this.
410.
by saluki 8y ago
You might want to look at targeting Wordpress Plugin developers with this. That's a good niche where this might be a good fit. There is already some competition there so you'd need to rework your offering some. With web applicatio
411.
by saluki 8y ago
For online info products and SaaS subscriptions go with a price of: $49 (no cents) $49 gets more signups than $50, I don't have a source handy but I've seen it in multiple articles and have tested it with SaaS apps I develop/
412.
by saluki 8y ago
macbook air 13" it's all the power I need for web development (Rails/Laravel) and I can buy two for the price of a pro. Once the keyboard issue is resolved and the esc key is back I might go for a pro next time.
413.
by saluki 8y ago
Contact an attorney for advice. But it sounds like you should just take the idea, and start building code from scratch, pick a new name, domain, etc. Just don't use any code/assets from the original project.
414.
by saluki 8y ago
http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/archives Listen to the archives, you can follow along with Rob as he stair steps up from job boards to a SaaS with an exit. Lots of great advice on creating a startup with kids, job, mo
415.
by saluki 8y ago
When I was learning Rails on a windows laptop I was running in to all sorts of problems and issues when following tutorials. Something wouldn't work and you would go off in to a two hour rabbit hole googling around trying to find the s
416.
by saluki 8y ago
great story, congrats.
417.
by saluki 8y ago
Create a pro brand with your real name. Create a fun brand that has no association with your real name for your fun projects. Always use privacy with all your domains. Have fun.
418.
by saluki 8y ago
y, we don't have a local non-chain bookstore here. We do try to purchase from local speciality stores if we can. There are a few board game/comic shops around.
419.
by saluki 8y ago
We've been trying to make all the purchases we can from our local B&N store to try to keep them open as long as possible. It's a small effort but if everyone does this maybe it will make a difference. I love going by our local
420.
by saluki 8y ago
You're 26 you are young you have plenty of time to create your own products/company. Work, well that's why they call it work. Keep the dream alive of building your own company/business. Checkout StartupsForTheRestOfUs.co

More ›