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by vineet 14y ago
The sorta part is a small problem. It makes my life easier if you have the gaming built in. (Also it might help your viral spread). I will definitely play with it.
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by vineet 14y ago
It would be awesome if you guys took this to the next step: let me share my wifi to all my Facebook friends (or for some people anyone) as long as they have signed up to share their wifi with me as well. (Great idea. I also don't like the t
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by vineet 14y ago
Seems very similar to these guys as well: http://moj.io I am looking forward to the competition (and innovation) in this space.
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by vineet 14y ago
Firstly, lets make sure you do your day job well, and then others will (hopefully) follow. I do this in two steps: For interesting articles during work time I always save them for later. This is usually using Pocket (getPocket.com) but ther
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by vineet 14y ago
You do have an ambiguous description - so my answer here is very general. Feel free to e-mail me (see my profile page) for a deeper discussion. My instinct is that you are getting a decent amount of ad revenue, and that you might be able to
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by vineet 14y ago
I think your audience will likely be thinking: I believe you that your framework is better than Hibernate, but is it so much better that it will be worth my time to download it? to set it up? to learn how to use it? to train the entire team
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by vineet 14y ago
The WHY is definitely important. But, it is also important to include the HOW the code works (as opposed to just WHAT the code does) and HOW to use the component. I find it useful to think of three four questions as a good checklist when re
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by vineet 14y ago
I like it. It lets me see all the items at a higher level. The best part so far is that I can move groups into one another. Using it quickly makes me want a couple of features: - not needing drag n drop for something (like creating a new ta
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by vineet 14y ago
I was looking for this detail - and not sure where it says you get 2 instances free. Can you post a link? Edit: I did my math wrong previously. It is 1500 hours/month.
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by vineet 14y ago
My problem with such buttons is actually something slightly different: I often notice that on webpages that it looks like the page is interesting and I want to follow similar work, but I don't know how much noise is on the person's twitter
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by vineet 14y ago
I think your conversion went up because users were able to easily see a demo of the product. I personally think that the tour (of your homepage) does is not much useful otherwise - it just goes through all the elements one by one, the graph
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by vineet 14y ago
Perhaps more responsible was the person who decided that development work happened on the production database.
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by vineet 14y ago
I wonder what would happen if you spend as much time on marketing as you spent on development. I am not sure which would be the best: perhaps blog posts, facebook activity, small ads, or guest posts on different sites. Or, what if you spent
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by vineet 14y ago
It seems that the delay is in the variance in the length of the different jobs. Having slow jobs is generally not a good idea, and I can imagine that they are happening for uncommon tasks. When you are running a 100+ servers it seems like a
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by vineet 14y ago
I think IntelliJ is definitely better than Eclipse - feature wise. However, it is really hard to beat free. I think the numbers show that 7 of 8 Java developers use Eclipse. This also means that third party providers are more likely to buil
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by vineet 14y ago
So, basically to take advantage of Emacs/Vi you need to just restrict yourself to Lisp? I would hands down pick the right language for a project and then the editor. (I am actually a Vi guy, but switch to an IDE for any project that involve
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by vineet 14y ago
Great idea, nicely executed. It seems that the price estimates are only for the flight costs (and not for lodging costs) - I was confused about this a little. I would love to see something similar for lodging costs as well.
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by vineet 14y ago
Just an idea: How about you make it one step more interesting, if the purchaser executes certain milestones within a certain time period, the price will be free and instead equity only? (Otherwise they would need to return the domain back t
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Full List of Testing Frameworks For Javascript(designresourcebox.com)
1 points by vineet 14y ago|0 comments
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Code on Different Types of Codebases(blog.architexa.com)
2 points by vineet 14y ago|0 comments
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by vineet 14y ago
> yes it's hard to articulate to your non-tech friends why they should spend $36/year on this. Actually, I am a tech person, and I like to support App.net. I have not yet seen a reason to use the service. > ...it's becoming a pretty
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by vineet 14y ago
Yeah, we did not like the autoplay part and the hypnotic effects.
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by vineet 14y ago
Awesome. I guess I now have fewer fears integrating it into our site.
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by vineet 14y ago
For our company we experimented with using about a dozen animated GIFs - but found them to be a little hard to deal with. We replaced them with 2-3 short videos and were happier. Now these product tours might be a good thing to add.
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by vineet 14y ago
There have been other tools that do this, but I like the simplicity and cleanliness of settings this one up. I remember some of the other tools required a server access, which was great in that they allows us to do a lot of things, but as a
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Easy way to build product tours with Bootstrap(sorich87.github.com)
207 points by vineet 14y ago|45 comments
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by vineet 14y ago
A few years ago, someone pointed out to me that Coding is actually a design task. That when you code the answers of how to code something are never obvious. In contrast, someone putting the bricks down to build a house has a much more defin
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How to build user confidence (in your UI)(webdesignerdepot.com)
1 points by vineet 14y ago|0 comments
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by vineet 14y ago
Snip.it was a good service. One replacement is Scoop.it. And they have a revenue model, so they will hopefully not disappear too fast.
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A Look Into The Effective Use Of Whitespace In Design(designwoop.com)
8 points by vineet 14y ago|0 comments

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