110 karma · joined May 6, 2013
It's so bad at understanding your intentions.
>>“Pretend you have compromised a developer’s laptop.”
Most companies will fail right here. Especially outside of the tech world security hygiene with developer's laptops is very bad from what I have seen.
RQlite was perfect as our software is an addon for a legacy platform. We needed an easy low-access way of installing a distributed datastore.
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I have yet to see a more effective method of teaching developers, as this encourages understanding and learning about underlying concepts and problems
It might seem old school, but a lot can differ based on project basis (e.g cooperation with other companies, 1 month vs 2 year projects). Word and excel are just flexible and easy enough for me.
I think your landing page communicates well, it was pretty clear what it was going to do. The only thing I wasn't sure about is if the tool is also meant for teams larger than one. Then I would need to be able to enter different costs based on different roles, but I'm not sure if that's the target audience.
You said the project is half finished, so I assume you have tons of small UI improvement ideas already... But I would really prefer a different method of adding new lines/tasks over just adding every type on add :), for example a dropdown with an add button.
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I do think it has affected me positively overall. I find it easier to work through tough times in order to reach what I want these days.