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by ythen 8y ago
Sadly, with a 128GB MacBook Pro, this doesn't really apply to me without bringing around an external drive.
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Ask HN: Need a layman friendly template system with WYSIWYG editor
1 points by ythen 8y ago|0 comments
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by ythen 8y ago
100% agree with you on delivering small bits at a time. That's where I came from. However this time round, contracts are signed, everything listed in the functional spec must be delivered by end of 3 months, non amendable. We still do
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by ythen 8y ago
Appreciate for taking your time to reply! I will definitely keep those in mind, especially informing about the risks. Businesses are cruel, when they want to win projects over, they fight it by building the solution out in short time. Next
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by ythen 8y ago
Thanks for reminding me that humans do make mistakes. You're right, learn from experience again and again. Thank you!
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by ythen 8y ago
Hmm, for a software architecture, I'd say to break codes into their appropriate parts/layers, DB models/schema. For a solution architecture, I'd say to orchestrate pieces of different software, how to integrate them,
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by ythen 8y ago
Not an advocate of Microsoft, tho I'm using GitHub and VSCode. As for heavy technical background, would you elaborate on that? I'm more like a jack of all trades.
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Ask HN: What makes a good solution architect?
6 points by ythen 8y ago|11 comments
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Supporting multiple screen sizes on React Native(yaobin.me)
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Exploring the project structure of Gatsby(yaobin.me)
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Still not a fan of updating your devices despite of Meltdown and Spectre events?(yaobin.me)
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by ythen 10y ago
I would suggest to try using both SQL and NoSQL for some hobbies project. From there you should be able to experience the difference between these db. In a fairly complex application, you will see SQL, NoSQL and Redis, all exist for differe