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I think this is a step in the right direction for the internet. Just turn the whole thing off.

Bubble is awesome!

https://forum.bubble.is/t/bubble-chess-anyone/8914

also, in case you are wondering, you CAN get under the hood:

https://manual.bubble.is/building-plugins.html

Because the average joe can't afford to pay any more in taxes. If only Europe would build up their own military, and help out a little.

I worked for TCS for about 3 months. This was not my only job prospect but I didn't know any better. I negotiated a pretty good salary and it was remote work with no travel. I thought it was going to be a dream job. Then, I started to realize how inefficient certain parts of the company was. It took about 1 month for them to provision a laptop. They screwed up my payroll setup and I couldn't get them to fix it. I had several other issues that just took forever to resolve. Once I did finally get a laptop and got to work, I realized that none of my team had the skills that they should have had to be on the project that we were on and that I been brought in to train them all (Unbeknownst to me). I left after a few months. My manager was shocked that they I was trying to leave and he tried to pressure me into staying. I did not stay. I might have just hit a streak of bad luck, but I will never go back to a large "IT body shop" again.

no-calorie tonic? Hmmm.

Avoid generic drugs if you can. I've got lots of first-hand experience in this matter. It's not a matter of efficacy. It's a matter of quality. That's all I will say.

The article is about product managers. Not project managers.

Isn't the article about product managers, though?

Lesbian mosquitos...hello?

Cool, I'm dating myself too. We should double-date

what do you mean, they just updated google glass...lol

Just an FYI, I use a cheap Android device with a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and use Termux which is a Linux emulator with support for many packages including vim, python, jupyter, task warrior and much more

Also , outsystems and bubble.is, oracle Apex

please try Bubble.is

I have this course. I'd be willing to provide free coupons to vets

https://www.udemy.com/bubble-course/learn/v4/

What about learning something like bubble.is?

Forget code... they should learn to bubble. (Bubble.is)

Bought for the patents

See my response here

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anonymous/cba53d636ac477d...

I should add reasons there is a need for change:

Vendors in the current space are "behind" in terms of technological offering. The APIs provided by vendors are often cludgy to non-existent. The UI for these applications are non-intuitive and usually an afterthought.

The top-tier vendors in this space regularly charge upwards of $5000 or more for a concurrent license

Vendors and their partners regularly charge somewhere between $1400 - $1800 per day for consulting services

Projects for LIMS implementation typically last over 6 months and many last over 1 or 2 years.

Maintenance costs typically are in the %18-20% range.

While those numbers may be typical for enterprise software, the value doesn't warrant it. Product quality is usually poor due to poor product testing. Many of the top-tier vendors have highly-complex solutions that are the result of piling new technology on top of old-messy data models year after year. A new, serious player in this space would have the advantage of starting "from scratch".

There are many benefits and reason as to why we should be seeing innovation, but we just aren't seeing it.

The skill that they possess is the ability to work for 1/2 the pay.

Your profile pic gif is broken. It just shows a still picture of you.

Hmmmm. Does JIRA offer ERP solutions for small to mid-sized? I think Epicor is one of the ERPs that is sort of leading the pack for SMB.

With Chuwi, you might find issues with hardware drivers for sound and touchscreen:

https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/linux-mint-on-a-chuwi-hi...

I'm just going to place this here:

https://bubble.is/?ref=WDZ7KSFG

just use http://Bubble.is

I love my Brother MFC (7840W). This is the longest I've ever owned a printer and the toner is not expensive when compared to inkjet.

I'm making about $200 a month on Udemy for the last couple of years.

https://teach.udemy.com/course-creation/hot-topic-courses/

If you know any topics in this list , you could easily make much more with a well defined course

I think period should be a third parameter:

sideProject.generate(8500,'USD','monthly');

It could be a couple of guys doing it on the side and not wanting risk losing their day jobs while they see if this thing pans out.