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Looking for a Ruby on Rails developer at AboutUs.org
I find that by getting something simple working helps me keep motivation whilst going forward, even if the code is crappy. Conversely, I've started a non-trivial number of webapps by designing a DB schema and an application architecture, each of which left me burnt out before anything of value was even written.
It seems to me that the entire process of testing and writing off is just as important when changing the target platform as it is when changing some of the API calls.
Contact me at jd at projectdx dot com.
I'm jdhuntington at google's mail service.
I did have an issue where the server would fulfill my connection with no response data, and the client wouldn't re-open the connection to the server. This happened a few times, and it was right around the time someone was mentioning unicode, so I figure you might already be on this one.
The solution to this should not be to limit those companies that do exist, but to foster the establishment of competitors.
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Edit: Btw, nice job on skulpt, it looks really nice.
To increase the signal/noise ratio, I'd love to specify that I'm looking for a product, and not accessories for a product. For example, I just searched for a camera I'm looking to buy. The first large set of results were accessories for that camera, and since they're cheaper than the camera itself, they showed up first.
Great start!
This idea sounds interesting. I'd like to see where it could go if you built it online and let people use it while not at conferences; keep a virtual "hallway track" online at all times.
If a used game will suffice, why would the same gamer not just buy a $40 game from Dawdle instead of the $60 game from Best Buy?