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14y ago
I hope this is not true.
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I agree with much of what the OP talked about but there are a few things that I 100% disagree with. For example: "Burn the boats behind you". Absolutely the worst advice I have ever heard. I have hopped around from agency to agency and have
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If you find answers that easy, then you are asking the wrong questions. Every time I have asked a question on the internet about programming, it has never been answered and I had to figure it out myself. Nobody will be answering the real to
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14y ago
Really cool! A viral tee?
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14y ago
What a waste. All you need is basic media queries, resolution would be redundant. The better approach is to make vector graphics which will look good in any resolution. I get the article, I just think its an unnecessary overhead.
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14y ago
Nice to see a tech security topic in a large publication. So many companies think thier golden while the truth is most companies have blatant security holes. The more we talk about hacking and security threats, the less mysterious it become
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Not surprising at all. Ads are targeted based on user behavior on the entire web, not just Facebook. Cookies and such follow you every where and are collected by various sites.
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I built a company website made a company name and then just started asking businesses that had a weak web presence if I could help. I also advertised on Craigslist and job boards like elance. At first you'll get absolute shit jobs and barel
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14y ago
I found two kick ass web dev positions on Craigslist. Believe it or not..
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Forget school... I did political science and realized I wanted to be a developer instead. I dropped out and started a web development company with virtually no experience. I learned along the way and never showed my ignorance to a client. I
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Best clients for freelancers are actually web development companies. I have worked as a freelancer for It companies, web development firms and graphic design/marketing agencies. Find companies in your area that are over loaded and offer a h
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14y ago
I'm 30 and at the top of my game! I'm currently a developer with ambitions of a startup. Honestly, I'm in no hurry. Everyday of real world experience makes me smarter and more prepared for my own startup. Do the bootcamp, unless you have to
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Every experience I've had with Magento and Virtuemart has been horrible. I always got the systems to do what I wanted but it always felt like hacking. Too many hoops to jump through. If you have the skill, I would make a system that does ex
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Ycombinator, invest in me and I will never do that to you.
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Just wanted to share a side project that I have been working on for the last couple of months. Hard to put the time in with a full time web development job, but still wanted to share. There is a bunch of cleanup to do since I spit this out
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CMS_Admin, my open source cms
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I have only been using github for a brief period of time so I am not sure about their track record. Is this a common thing? Seems to be happening fairly frequently... I don't keep commercial products on Github but still a little annoying. I
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14y ago
If I was 13, I would be all over this. Hard to justify time investment these days.
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Of course, optimize your content so that it's easy to find and index. That's building your site correctly. All I am saying is that after market SEO is a little gimmicky because of the patchwork approach taken by many SEO specialists. As a l
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"My experience is if you design things right first, it costs much less than if you don't. Plus you see the upside of your efforts quickly." That's what I said.
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The internet has been a wild new frontier. Unfortunately All frontiers eventually become littered with the selfish ambitions of man.
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The best approach that I have found, at least when making websites or creating a CMS, is to really dumb it down. Don't think about how you would like it to be, because it will almost always be too complex. Beyond making software super intui
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Plus one. SEO is absolutely annoying. If a site is built correctly and there is interest in the service or topic the site provides, then the product will be found. Stuffing keywords into title and heading tags along with other grey area SEO
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Plus one for foundation. Bootstrap is a restrictive nightmare. I could see using bootstrap for a backend cms or something, but for front end development... Have fun
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lol, did you invent the wheel too?
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Did you invent the wheel too? lol...