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Small software consultancy issue tracking is broken(growingsoftware.org)
1 points by vcherubini 13y ago|0 comments
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Expert PHP Deployments: An eBook On Deploying PHP Applications(growingsoftware.org)
1 points by vcherubini 13y ago|0 comments
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How to Overcome Perfection In Your Application(growingsoftware.org)
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by vcherubini 13y ago
Imgur was starting to become too cluttered with ads and comments. So I made an alternative named Picto. I plan on open sourcing it as soon as I add some tests so it's not totally embarrassing. Check it out. Thanks!
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Show HN: I made a dead simple image sharing app(picto.io)
8 points by vcherubini 13y ago|3 comments
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What I learned from Howard Stern about interviewing people(growingsoftware.org)
69 points by vcherubini 13y ago|29 comments
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by vcherubini 13y ago
PHP has also become a much more vibrant language to develop in. It doesn't have the coolness factor of Haskell, Go, or Scala, but it has become a lot better in the recent years. Combined with a better overall language (that still has i
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How Little Your Idea Matters(growingsoftware.org)
1 points by vcherubini 13y ago|0 comments
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by vcherubini 13y ago
As a parent, it's incredibly important to read physical books. First, it shows your children you can be entertained without an electronic device. My oldest son is three and already an expert on the iPad and iPhone. It worries me how mu
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Put It Out There(growingsoftware.org)
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Don't Sell Your Software(growingsoftware.org)
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by vcherubini 13y ago
Looks like it's a bit old if it's still using jQuery 1.2.6 from 2008.
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by vcherubini 13y ago
Verifying email addresses is vitally important for building a high quality list. Otherwise, you can easily sign up other people for the list, they get essentially a spam email, report it as spam, and all of a sudden your list is crap becaus
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by vcherubini 13y ago
Foundation is without a doubt the nicest CSS framework I have ever used. It really, really helps me, as a programmer, create amazing interfaces without much effort at all. Combined with SASS and it's a winning combination. Can't w
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by vcherubini 13y ago
Exactly the point. Chances are, these people have long term projects for him and now he has become a trusted consultant. I absolutely love everything about this.
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by vcherubini 13y ago
I would wager that the reason Undo isn't implemented more often is that it is very difficult. Executing a DELETE statement and deleting a bunch of data is simple. Implementing "undo" is more difficult, especially for browser
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by vcherubini 13y ago
I did this when I first started writing REST APIs. It felt natural and the "right" way to do it. However, it didn't scale well. And I'm not talking about website scalability with traffic. It eventually made development m
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by vcherubini 13y ago
Thanks for posting this. It wasn't immediately obvious that the header of each section was a link to the service. I kept clicking the images thinking it would take me there. Regardless, I really like the idea of Briefmetrics. Thanks!
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MajorIntel: Business intelligence for QuickBooks(majorintel.com)
4 points by vcherubini 13y ago|0 comments
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by vcherubini 13y ago
It's the same with The Something Awful Forums. It is $10 to join, and it really helps keep the trolls out. One of the best communities on the web.
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by vcherubini 13y ago
Opera (the browser maker) acquired them, but then Fastmail bought themselves back. You can read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fastmail
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by vcherubini 13y ago
The single best way to make money as a freelancer or consultant is to grow your own personal network. The brand you are selling is essentially you, so you have to build a strong network to support that brand. I own a small software company