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by struppi 15y ago
You are absolutely right. For my current client I had to pick up C# very quick. Before that I had only created a couple of "toy programs" to play with the language. But I already knew a lot of the concepts behind C#: Inheritance, delegates,
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by struppi 15y ago
That depends on a lot of factors. Do you really, honestly think you can make it better than what already exists? What is in it for your customers, can you make their lives better? Does your (financial) life depend on it or do you do it as a
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by struppi 15y ago
Disclaimer: I never launched a really successful site (but I am still trying ;) ). This is just a guess. Overnight success takes years of preparation ( http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2009/01/overnight-success-i... ), so ten days is just a
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by struppi 15y ago
Some aspects of Gimp are a little bit annoying (especially on a Mac), but you can do pretty cool things with it once you get used to it. I do some artwork for some web sites I created and Gimp is a good tool for this. Photoshop probably wou
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by struppi 15y ago
The accounts of the OP and all critical comments were created some minutes ago. I wouldn't trust them too much.
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by struppi 15y ago
I think I might like a single window mode. I am not a "power user", but I regularily use Gimp when I do artwork for my homepage or climbing blog. I'll have to give it a try soon.
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Direct Call Pattern (a parody of "enterprisey" design patterns)(davidtanzer.net)
1 points by struppi 15y ago|0 comments
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I wish I had invented Twitter(davidtanzer.net)
2 points by struppi 15y ago|0 comments