After a while, I'd start my own company though.
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After a while, I'd start my own company though.
Do you think there is benefit in using stuff like SQLAlchemy or should I write just SQL files/queries?
That said, for this case, this right click implementation seems smart.
1) That time is better spent doing something else
2) It's boring
The only time I have trouble concentrating on code is the after lunch slump.
Then again, the application process strikes me as strange too.
And yeah, obviously companies have swipe cards/ids. I think that differs from name tags
Why not just put it in your pocket and introduce yourself with your name when you meet people? Unless your manager is anal about it, it seems like it would go unnoticed.
Can you set rules for items moving to the next stage?
Does anyone use this in work to manage their projects? (As part of a team and not as part of a team)
* You launched too late. You have 9 days for this to build traction and then you have to wait until next year. * You're charging to much for 1x1 * The price seems to be the same for all squares no matter where they are * You have to scroll to see some squares * You should have given away a lot of free squares so it wouldn't just look empty
For something like this I think you need a lot of marketing. Here is how I would have gotten word out for cheap:
* Give free squares to facebook fan pages (ideally fans of people like Bieber, Twilight, 1D, etc) in exchange for posting the link * Do a competition on a large facebook fan page to give away free squares * When a valentine pic is added, an email is sent to the valetine telling them someone has added their pic and to come back on valentines day to see a roll-over note * Integrate Facebook so that you get people updating Facebook when they add someone