TechHawk

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by TechHawk 10y ago
> but instead would like to grow it (which is quite hard to do on my own) I don't know the details but a lot of, now very successful projects, have been grown by a single person, so you can definitely do it. Check out www.indiehacke
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by TechHawk 10y ago
I think this is a great idea! You could even go a step further and also discuss challenges like perfectionism and procrastination. I believe that a lot of developers are struggling with this and would appreciate guidance in areas which are
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by TechHawk 10y ago
In my experience, you will hear the most important things from your friends, family or coworkers, so you could just try to not read any news at all. If you feel like you are missing important things, than I would try to go with a short dail
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by TechHawk 10y ago
If you need the website up fast, and don't have much experience with dynamic websites, I would go for a simple static website to begin with and then expand it over time. Personally, I like to go with dynamic websites most of the time.
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HTML5 Element Flowchart [pdf](html5doctor.com)
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by TechHawk 10y ago
This looks promising: https://flow.ch/appengine/
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by TechHawk 10y ago
There is a good post about this here http://blog.ycombinator.com/minimum-viable-product-process/
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by TechHawk 10y ago
Well, the one I posted above includes a lot of tools which can be used for free by startups, so I think that qualifies :) Other than that, I could not find one in a quick search...
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by TechHawk 10y ago
did you mean something like this? https://github.com/ripienaar/free-for-dev
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by TechHawk 10y ago
SEEKING THE HOLY GRAIL (& WORK) | Remote I am currently on an archeological excursion with Indiana Jones and have found myself with some spare time. Instead of staring at the sand, I have decided to unpack my solar powered MacBook (a li
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by TechHawk 10y ago
I started freelancing full-time 8 months ago. What I found really supportive on my journey was the Creative Class from Paul Jarvis ( https://creativeclass.io ). Remember that you have something valuable to bring to the table, name
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by TechHawk 10y ago
Welcome to the web :) I can recommend Yii (PHP MVC framework) which can help you get going quickly. It comes with a code generator and also takes care of things like JavaScript form validation and other front-end related things. Personally,
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Top up your Bitcoin wallet at Swiss train ticket machines(sbb.ch)
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First-ever online master class from Hans Zimmer(masterclass.com)
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