i'll uninstall it now. looking forward to try a corrected version.
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i'll uninstall it now. looking forward to try a corrected version.
Looking forward to see the next article.
"2009 © All right reserved" ;-)
Anyway, i'll consult a lawyer and pay 200$ maybe before launching any ad campaign.
You've been all so helpfull.
Thanks.
The truth is that while we are starting to see good frameworks for node.js, there is nothing as powerful as Rails, CakePHP or Django on the scene yet. If most of your app is simply rendering HTML based on some database, using node.js will not provide many tangible business benefits yet.I'll go to an athorney maybe but i would like to have some rough ideas on how it work elsewhere before.
The reason why i'm asking for it legality is because i'm planning to launch a marketing campaign to attract more users (actually have 2769k on iPhone/Android without any marketing): i'm trying to provoke them with the campaign to make them buy the app and rebrand it.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks again.
Is it possible to just retrieve the POI you add using the API? Is it possible to restrict access to your own POI?
In order to succeed, such soo revolutionary app need to live undercover for a while and find the "right product" first.
Now no one can tell if it will fail now or not, but the first impression so far from the tech people seems to be not good.
How about a chrome plugin that allow one to add css to any website? I know it look like a hackers only tool but how freakibg cool this could be.
And the list goes ...
So as one said, hating a language is imature. You don't like it, don't use it.
"Did you know that in order to generate a sudoku you need first to solve it?"