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by studiofellow 15y ago
You're right—there is a certain line where in-depth technical knowledge becomes less useful for a designer. However learning the basics is immensely helpful. What is the difference in code between a link and a button? How do you style them?
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by studiofellow 15y ago
Exactly. Many become designers just because they want to make cool-looking things, not realizing there is much more involved. Major disconnect/misconceptions about what web design entails. (Poor design education doesn't help.) I'm a designe
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by studiofellow 15y ago
It's not specialization. It's laziness. Actually, you could even call lacking one of the most basic requisite skills of the trade incompetence.
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by studiofellow 15y ago
Same sentiments here. So glad they are fighting this. I really don't want to send my monthly payments to AT&T. After being screwed over by them so many times, T-Mobile really is a breath of fresh air.
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by studiofellow 15y ago
I think the key point for me is committing to blog, rather than just starting one. No one wants to be another person with a blog last updated a year ago. This is great motivation!
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by studiofellow 15y ago
There is a difference between making something amazing and something that sells. Both are inspiring. Talented programmers can build incredible things, but that doesn't mean they will make money. Businesses can makes lots of money without ne
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by studiofellow 15y ago
To a javascript mortal (i.e. someone who lacks sufficient proficiency to write or contribute to a library) this is refreshing. Looking forward to ignoring event.keyCode in my next project. Thanks for this.
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by studiofellow 15y ago
Passing judgment on all unpaid internships in all situations is unreasonable. When deciding whether to accept an unpaid internship, common sense is the best guide. I've seen both unpaid and paid interns treated poorly. I've also seen both t
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by studiofellow 16y ago
I couldn't help but selfishly compare to founding a startup while reading this. I've been working on my startup for 6 months and have hard days. I can't imagine how throwing away 5 years of work would feel. To me the struggle holds true any
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by studiofellow 16y ago
This is exactly what I'm doing for my startup and have found it works really well. Although I have to say it helps to have even a small network of contacts who can direct work your way. It's easy to burn through a lot of time just looking f
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by studiofellow 16y ago
I agree the pricing seems low. I was shocked at the low monthly price considering how much money changes hands for an average rent check. Does the target market behave more like consumers than businesses?
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Lessons Consumers Should Learn from the Delicious.com Example(blog.knackforteachers.com)
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