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by wwalser 10y ago
The theory is that building something and turning it into a company are wildly divergent things. Yes, someone could copy your idea and implementation. But are they going to dedicate themselves to this full time for a year like it took you b
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by wwalser 10y ago
I'm not featured on the site but I am a dev starting a company ( http://www.askinline.com ). I worked solo for ~2 months then asked a friend who I had been keeping updated on progress to join me as a co-founder. All up we&#x2
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by wwalser 10y ago
I've been looking into myself recently. From successful bootstrappers in B2B, nearly 100% of the advice that I've gotten is to start without free and add it later as a lead-gen mechanism if it fits your business. Early on customer
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by wwalser 10y ago
That's the opposite of what the question is asking for. They want to call fetch('/api/foo/bar') but on the client it does an HTTP call while on the server it recognizes that /api* is on the local system an
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by wwalser 10y ago
React-server seems to roll in additional opinions (sane default) about how to go about creating a high performance server-side rendered universal application. My evaluation is that react-server looks promising for prototyping and first vers
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by wwalser 10y ago
Yeah, I understood what you wanted. I may not have been clear in my line of thinking. My understanding is that react-server does not support this. However, I do not believe that it would be difficult to add support using the testing plugins
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by wwalser 10y ago
Make a decision and run with it. Be confident enough in yourself or your team that you can pivot off that decision if it ends up being the wrong one. Often before you have enough information to make the decision at a level of precision that
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by wwalser 10y ago
The other responses seem to be answering how this would work once the hydration is occurring on the client side. I understood the question to be `Does the http request layer support doing API requests to routes which are on the same webserv
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by wwalser 10y ago
Imagine working on a team that wants to move quickly but whose output is both a product and an API that's consumed by multiple other teams. The product you are building uses said API, but so do other teams. Your code needs to be stable
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by wwalser 10y ago
I agree that this specific case looks pretty damning but as a general rule I've always considered Glassdoor reviews to be a poor proxy for company quality. It suffers from the same problems of all other anonymous review platforms with
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by wwalser 10y ago
This was also mentioned in the linked article.
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by wwalser 10y ago
Teaching anything has to be done many times. Depending on the audience the degree of specificity that one goes into while teaching is variable. I personally read this as an attempt to teach and that teaching to be directed at newcomers to g
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by wwalser 10y ago
It says to merge PRs but also mentions that rebasing the branch being pulled first is a good practice. This would be a fast forward merge, effectively serving the same purpose as a rebase, no? As for the example of a "linter" comm
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by wwalser 11y ago
I started reading with skepticism and you hadn't convinced me by the end that you were any more or less "correct" than my own approach. That being said, I never for a second thought you were wrong and needed correcting either
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by wwalser 11y ago
I'll speak up since I'm an American living over seas and I feel like several of the comments currently ranking highly on the page either miss the point or make factually inaccurate statements. Note that if they miss the point, it&
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by wwalser 11y ago
Not a response to the actual ideas presented, but I felt this to be one of the most well constructed 'discussion of non-technical problem directed at technical people' pieces that I've read in a long while. I loved how well t
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by wwalser 11y ago
According to Wikipedia, NV Energy employs ~2500 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NV_Energy
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by wwalser 14y ago
Wordpress is good at serving essentially static content so that part seems reasonable. The jQuery team is good with JS so node makes sense for building backend services. The service itself is not complex and probably doesn't have huge scali
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by wwalser 15y ago
I find it hard to understand how being a Mod of an IRC channel where a crime is being organized and committed could be interpreted by anyone as innocence. If a bunch of thugs planned and organized at Mr. Smith's house before walking down to