50shade

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by 50shade 8y ago
This is such a great idea! Both for committed learners and for those who just need a cheat sheet for conversations with more experienced technicians. Having a category for enterprise tools and DevOps tools would also be really handy (ie. Az
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by 50shade 8y ago
That potato is pimpin. Big pimpin.
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by 50shade 8y ago
They seem kinda cookie cutter...
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by 50shade 11y ago
I know that the article itself doesn't take sides as to which one is "better", but I'm curious to know which one is more popular. Does anybody here have a favorite? (and why?)
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by 50shade 11y ago
Wow. This guy didn't even switch out the stock photos... sloppy.
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by 50shade 11y ago
Was this link posted by the same M. Bosch that gave a "testimonial" ?
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by 50shade 11y ago
I see nothing about free coffee on this page...
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by 50shade 11y ago
From looking at the website, I don't see what the value proposition is at first glance. Why would this help me as a rails engineer more than buying the rights to use an html theme from Envato? That seems to be cheaper and hold a much l
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by 50shade 11y ago
It would be more fun if people would actually respond...
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by 50shade 11y ago
nice
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by 50shade 12y ago
I really find the image lightbox functionality irritating. I stopped reading because the words would be blacked out every time my mouse hovered over an image or even beside it. Really poor UI/UX design there.
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by 50shade 12y ago
Good start, but it's definitely lacking. English is a complex language. Using dependent clauses can modify the meaning of the independent clause. In this case, the algorithm only takes into account the independent clause, causing the s
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Send free SMS notifications from your ruby code(hackhands.com)
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by 50shade 12y ago
Awesome project, Malcx! If you're looking for someone to help you out on the front-end side, I'd like to talk to you about linking up!
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by 50shade 12y ago
You know, there's still no reason that it can't get to page 1. That would certainly give it the traction it needs.
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by 50shade 12y ago
-Tom Chi (co-creator Google Glass) -Grady Booch (creator the Unified Modeling Language) -David Heinemeier Hansson (inventor of Ruby on Rails) -Brian Fox (invented the GNU Bash shell) -Hakon Wium Lie (inventor of CSS) -Alex Gaynor (Director,
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by 50shade 12y ago
This is too cool! And I love the "pay with a tweet/share" option. Now us broke college kids don't have to miss out on the action!
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by 50shade 12y ago
That seems interesting, but what exactly is "pop"? And why is there a photo of a SODA in the article? :P
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by 50shade 12y ago
I disagree. Account creation is very important to building a client book of business. There should be two options: 1) Sign up with Facebook/Google+ or 2) Enter only first name and email address. Other information can be gathered at a l
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by 50shade 12y ago
The only downside to this is their pricing. The smallest license costs $5k, and it's designed to be used by 5 developers. They don't currently have a pricing model for single developers, so they're not quite Codeacademy.
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by 50shade 12y ago
I love it.