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zachgersh
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I wanted a tool like this to be used not only for interviews but for remote pairing as well. Say I am stuck on a particularly sticky problem. I'd love to be able to load up some code and work through it with someone more experienced. I kno
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So what is actually considered innovative in your opinion. I don't know about you but building charging infrastructure in addition to producing top class electric cars seems like a pretty big shift to me. Think about what happens if the ca
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Interesting to see the amount of different inputs that people are trying. Swastikas and attempts to DROP TABLE aplenty.
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Create a Mock Rest Service and API Documentation with Apiary.io (currently free)
(apiary.io)
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"One does not simply delete information from the Internet."
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I wonder what would happen if programmers started questioning the types of interview questions that they received (especially when they don't relate to the job in any way)? Would interviews start to change their questions? Would the progra
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Seems like a job they have needed for a long time. The future of journalism could very well be twitter. I for one have found out about breaking news events via twitter over another piece of news media.
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What's really funny is that Nettuts have a tutorial for jekyll that goes over this exact topic. You could always use this as a starting point: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/other/building-static-site...
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13y ago
Love the book and so happy it is available (I am sure I speak for many others). If you need any help with the sample application please shoot me a message! Would be glad to pitch in some time.
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Why not post your whole gemfile as a gist? People in the HN community could definitely go through and start to check some of the dependencies for you :)
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zachgersh
13y ago
We need to get your Rails 4 book up there then Steve :D I actually would love to see a comprehensive list, obviously can't all fit in this short release post!
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13y ago
Weird that the skipped out on Hartl Tutorial in their announcement, it's actually been in Beta for awhile: http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book?ve...
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It's a great problem to have! Loved what I saw and I think I am going to drop a card for Mothers Day!
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Currently taking a long time to respond for me. Might just go find the app in the appstore as your site is getting hammered :)
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13y ago
I am sure the answer is no but does Apple allow for Remote work?
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I read the post and it doesn't mention the split. It's great that they have more features to dev and I am sure FogCreek will do right by its customers. The point I am interested in though is how they will now balance their time between th
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13y ago
I agree. I feel like they could leave free alone and it would be great for practically any use case.
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13y ago
Now do you send subsystem $200 ;)
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Yes, they are not taking features away or making things pay only but the bigger question is now on how they split their time going forward. They have effectively created two classes of users which they will support differently. Business is
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Hoping that they publish some registration numbers after the Business plan has been around for a little bit, interested to see how many people will opt to pay. Now, the really interesting question will be how much time do they spend adding
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Seems like we have come full circle and now blogging is again the new "it" product. I would be interested to see this compete against Medium in the space (though they have different use cases). Would be interested to know why blogging has
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14y ago
Would be interested to see if anyone else has suggestions for tools that they use for this sort of thing.
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In Browser iOS Prototyping Tool - Geared Toward Designers
(flinto.com)
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I know what you were meaning to say but I have actually been chastised by many a frontend dev for saying "Oh, all the stuff the frontend team does is easy". In either area (frontend / backend) the complexity depends entirely on the problem