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16y ago
Yes it's pretty mundane and that's why testers are for. I really don't think developers should spend much time on testing.
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16y ago
I think achievements are useful for making people repeat mundane tasks. Developing software is not a mundane task as you tackle with new problems most of the time. Maybe you can change the app's functionality so that the developer earns med
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16y ago
Are you planning to create a web service which enables the featured startups to cross-reference each other? Like there's Startup A and Startup B. Some user visits A's website and then there's a widget or another page which lists A's sibling
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znt
16y ago
Using jquery touch helps too. For "Native looking" website designs or PhoneGap apps it's very useful. http://www.jqtouch.com/
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16y ago
1- The importance of having a vision for my future and determining a path to that goal. 2- The male-female courtship dynamics. These two would have helped me avoid lots of headaches.
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16y ago
I've been practising martial arts for quite some time. First I started with Capoeira (looks good, doesn't work in a fight) then I switched to Wing Tsun (looks like crap, very effective in a fight). I've been practising WT for about 6 years.
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16y ago
From what I've seen from numerous succesful indie titles (Minecraft, Mount & Blade etc) developing a "community" along with the software is a key. So maybe you guys should also start a forum and welcome users/early adopters to share ide
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16y ago
I can verify this as I was the super sickly kid at high school. When winter arrived, so did the illness period for me. Then I started practising some martial arts in university and my immune system got pretty strong. Hardly had any critical
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16y ago
FAQ page has "Fundstap" as title, little typo.
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16y ago
I've been working on this webapp for quite sometime and I'd love to have some help with pyAMF + Flex best practices.
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16y ago
I'm using FogBugz. It's free for small teams and startups. http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBugz/
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16y ago
It sounds like a good idea. Why don't you explain the revenue process using catchy graphics like: 1- Take photo 2- Submit 3- Profit!!!
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16y ago
Creating a "telecommute" flag/checkbox would be very useful so people can find international work easier.
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16y ago
I'm working on a social caption application which creates the captions dynamically. There's no image manipulation, everything happens on the fly.
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16y ago
In of the videos of Google I/O, developers were talking about the "bus factor". It basically means if one of your developers were to get run over by a bus, how would the development process of your product be affected? That's why they encou
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16y ago
I think it's a cool name. It would be even cooler if you let users create subdomains like znt.appdorks.com.
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16y ago
The answer depends on the context you define the term startup. In countries with bloated and corrupt government organizations it is nearly impossible for an individual to start a company and be profitable unless he has "connections". In my
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Algorithm was fine in both cases, I had the problem solved in my head but couldn't pass it onto paper effectively. I had trouble remembering semantics. Because I use autocomplete functions of IDEs a lot.
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16y ago
That's exactly what happened to me in my recent interviews. Some company wanted me to write a simple string reversion and prime number finder programs on paper, I failed because I'm not used to code on paper. Some other company wanted me to
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16y ago
First of all, you must share your past and feelings with your wife. If she's the right one for you she'll support you until the end. You're partners in life, when one of you falls down, other one is supposed to help him/her get up. I'm sure
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I guess this place has higher percentage of the bullied than other communities, so let me share my bits: I was the little kid with a big head and glasses which was the equivalent of "bully magnet". I got beaten up during kindergarten (by ki
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16y ago
This has never happened to me before but maybe you have performance anxiety? You said you had done well in the interviews and you're an experienced programmer. By listing these reasons you make appearent that any person with your qualities
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16y ago
I had received Excimer Laser surgery in Istanbul about 3 years ago. It was a private hospital and most of the people who went there were european (German & British mostly). I paid about €1000 for both eyes and the surgery took about 5 m
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16y ago
I really couldn't understand fully what are you asking about but if you're not sure if the final product should be a web or desktop application maybe you can try developing using Flash environment. If you start as a webapp but then decide t
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16y ago
I wonder what the curriculum will be like. Are they going to teach computer programming basics and methodoligies or is that school going to be a "corporate coder" machine which spews out .Net or Java developers suited for a cubicle job for
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I have little experience when it comes to startups but from what I've read so far I think you'd be better off with a tech co-founder rather than a outsourced developer. If your plan has trivial technical needs maybe you should try checking
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16y ago
I'm a noob when it comes to web design, but I think you'd be much better if you converted "Discussion" links into expandable form. They take up too much space, if a visitor is really interested in the sources that mention the news, they can
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16y ago
Same here, but then I learned that there're projects focused on running Ruby on AppEngine. http://code.google.com/p/appengine-jruby/wiki/GettingStarted
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Napping is the crucial key for me while handling tough programming problems. Before taking a nap, I try to understand the boundaries and the parameters of the problem and try to visualize the solution I want to arrive. Then I take a nap (20
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16y ago
Well it's very clean and easy to use. Are you planning to enable different tag colours?
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