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by wensing 18y ago
And now with $4.8bn revenue in 2007, Wal-Mart Neighborhood Markets are taking over grocery store market: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wal-Mart_Neighborhood_Market Nice low prices, snazzier inside than a Super Wal-Mart, but compared to a '
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by wensing 18y ago
They can be poorly written, but in Crossing the Chasm http://www.amazon.com/Crossing-Chasm-Marketing-High-Tech-Mai... , Geoffrey Moore suggests you use a phrase like this when trying to break into main stream. Doing so provides the list
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I wonder: are Apple's designs just as data-driven?
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I think it's worth discussing these things in depth. Choosing a web framework for your web company is a serious commitment, isn't it?
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Very cool. Thanks for this insight.
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If you're using nginx, you can install the memcache module, which lets you speak directly to memcache and bypass Django's CacheMiddleware altogether.
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Of course you're right. Then it's just a matter of assessing the cost of modifying Django vs. another framework.
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Sorry, fixed. It was early and I frankly haven't even experimented with Zope.
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Zope
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I've found multiple IE's (Google for it) running on XP Pro in Parallels on OS X with a connection open to my localhost (back on the Mac side) to be an OK solution. I can edit in TextMate and refresh the cohesive IE window, be it 6, 7, or n
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by wensing 18y ago
Have you listened to Cal Henderson's friendly rant against Django from a scalability perspective? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6Fr65PFqfk For example, did you modify the source to support multiple databases for read/write? Or is that
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by wensing 18y ago
As it stands, Django doesn't support multiple databases for read/write http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/MultipleDatabaseSupport That makes it a non-starter for us (for now).
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Would someone that up'd Django please outline their plans to scale?
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WebWare
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Poll: Pythonic startups: what web framework do you use?
57 points by wensing 18y ago|73 comments
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We wrote our own
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Django
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Pylons
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TurboGears
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web.py
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Grok
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Other
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Unfortunately, I think this means that the pragmatic web dev now has to learn about three versions of IE.
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I'm out of my league here, but as far as 'on-demand supercomputing' goes, I think Plura Processing is pretty close: http://www.pluraprocessing.com/
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But you still enjoy the phone. Companies that create products that people enjoy tend to benefit from loyalists who will applaud your every move. It's an advantage that entrepreneurs covet as long as they're not blinded by it.
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It's possible to abuse any feature. I can see this being a win-win for apps that provide layers of value (depth).
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Don't you think the genius is that they created an interface where it wasn't absolutely essential from the get-go?
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Ask HN: Best place for promotional t-shirts, etc?
1 points by wensing 18y ago|2 comments
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Can you give a reason why people should do this? We host the Stormpulse blog on Wordpress. It handles the core function of communicating with our user base just fine, and it means that I didn't have to spend any more time on it than absol
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Ask HN: Startup School 2005 mp3's
1 points by wensing 18y ago|0 comments

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