andreftavares

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by andreftavares 4y ago
Hey! Do you still love the idea of programming/building stuff? Was your successful startup the product you always dreamt of building? (Or at least you had other ideas you didn’t pursue) Now that you don’t have the financial pressure an
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by andreftavares 9y ago
<shameless-plug> https://github.com/yoonic </shameless-plug> My open-source e-commerce platform all in Javascript. Backend is an API powered by Hapi.js (node.js) and Storefront is a React isomorphic app
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Show HN: E-Commerce Platform in React.js, Node.js and Rethinkdb(github.com)
7 points by andreftavares 10y ago|0 comments
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by andreftavares 10y ago
There's more to the payment world than Stripe vs Braintree :) Actually, there's more to payments than cards! In many countries, local alternative payment methods account for more than 50% of e-commerce transactions. Do Stripe&#x2F
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by andreftavares 13y ago
If you consider the "infinite" of space and, especially, time, I believe that the probability of the existence of (at least) one "inteligent" species capable of reaching any given place of the universe is 100%. The quest
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by andreftavares 13y ago
It is a new kind of approach to software development: SFAQL. Shoot First, Address Questions Later. I bet this kind of decisions are a consequence of MBA/Excel mindset. Developing software properly takes time and money and that isn&#x27
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by andreftavares 14y ago
These days it is inconceivable to make any webapp, big or small, without some kind of Javascript MV* framework. IMHO Backbone is a great choice as it isn't too opinionated to start with, but scales to more complex scenarios. What would be "
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World War 3 will be because of bad software
3 points by andreftavares 14y ago|5 comments
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by andreftavares 14y ago
Can this be the homebrew-hardware-gadgets equivalent to the Apple AppStore?
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The real “Apple-killer” is The Element of Surprise(andretavares.com)
2 points by andreftavares 14y ago|0 comments
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by andreftavares 15y ago
SOA will save the world! :) Great overview on REST, specially for those who have heard of it but never took the time to understand it and end up making some honest "mistakes".