releasedatez

Great article. Striking a balance is not that easy because your mind is constantly thinking about your startup. This is something I still need training on.

It's lighter than iPhone... :)

I use both but mostly left for uppercase and special characters. I use right shift for block shifting my code (shift+tab).

I have the same concern too. I tried googling for some generic TOS template but nothing good so far. I've decided to let that part go for now because I figured it's more important to get the site working and functional first.

I guess when the site does make some money, I can always find a legal copy writer to write one for me.

Agree! Its quite hard to meet new friends in person when you start working full time. I'd love a place where I can meet and work on small projects with new coders. But my intention would be to meet potential co-founders so having geo tagging of some sort can be really helpful.

I started trying netbeans after reading this article, and I actually like. Besides the fact that JDK can be memory intensive to run, I think netbeans is pretty responsive. And I do like the Firefox style search.

I've also tried zend studio (trial), aptana, activestate and I didn't like any of them. I feel that it was hard to use and learn.