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britman
11y ago
Issue 1 is here - https://www.getrevue.co/profile/microservices/archive/5936
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The Microservices Way – Weekly Microserivces Newsletter
(getrevue.co)
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11y ago
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12y ago
Quill (London, UK) - passionate, delivery focused software engineers required (Ruby experience preferred but not essential)!!! Quill has developed a tried and tested, market-leading Platform to manage the workflows, quality control and cont
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britman
12y ago
I think the point being made is that ship cycles are very different between B2C and B2B. I've experienced both (and to be clear I love the idea of frequent small releases) but in a B2B scenario multiple daily releases are simply not po
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Good Engineering Manager/Bad Engineer Manager
(andybritcliffe.com)
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12y ago
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14y ago
For me I think it's actually a clever marketing move by DHH and 37 Signals to create a "stir" around the issue. My guess is they don't really care what Yahoo's reasons are behind it but are very pleased with the timing...you can't help but
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15y ago
LONDON, UK - based in kennington close to the Oval cricket ground. My team are building out our next generation Cloud based sports pricing platform (more: http://www.sportingsolutions.com/products/c2e ). Full job specs can be seen here: h
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15y ago
Sporting Solutions (Part of sporting index group) - based in London (near Waterloo), UK - FULL TIME We are currently in the process of building out our next generation Cloud based sports pricing platform. This allows sports traders in other
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Node.js running natively on Windows Azure.
(andybritcliffe.com)
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15y ago
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britman
15y ago
this is an interesting stat as I still don't understand how you can get around the "visa" issue of working in the US with a UK passport.
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britman
15y ago
It actually explains the new office in the post "Erich will continue to live and work out of Zurich, Switzerland where we will be opening a small Visual Studio development lab with Erich as the lead."
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britman
15y ago
Just to add a combination of jquerymobile and phonegap has allowed us to deliver native iphone, ipad, android and mobile web app from the same codebase. Pretty sweet.
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Erich Gamma joins the Visual Studio team
(blogs.msdn.com)
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15y ago
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britman
16y ago
Such a common issue, we have recruiters phone us directly and lie to whoever answers the phones by saying they have a UPS package for "John" in an attempt to talk to us. Scum bags
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britman
16y ago
not true if you're developing the desktop app in Silverlight which will run in all of those desktop environments (of course Moonlight is not an official release from MSFT)
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16y ago
Complete agree with "If a recruiter insists in having references is a contacts-harvesting cowboy. Treat him like you would treat a zombie. I only give references after the initial interview." They're always fishing for people (a major alarm
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16y ago
Based in Guildford, Surrey, UK (no remote at the moment) sharpcloud is looking for a talented Silverlight developer with a passion for creating great software for users, in a fast-moving, dynamic environment. You should have extensive exper
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16y ago
I take a pragmatic approach to Unit tests so find some use but don't feel the 100% gold standard of coverage is realistic or even sensible to aspire too but in response to Q3) never - but then I'd return the question When you deploy an app
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Microsoft Taps Peter Lee as New Managing Director of Microsoft Research Redmond
(microsoft.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Everyone is pretty quick to criticise Ballmer and Microsoft and while he does spout a lot of nonsense has anybody actually evaluated Microsoft's cloud platform....from the comments I would say no. I have and I have to say it's an excellent
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16y ago
So I'd be interesting to hear if anyone is running this in a prod env? I'm currently evaluating NoSQL at the moment (mongo, cassandra, raven etc etc) so would be interested to hear peoples real world experiences with it?
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17y ago
We're looking for .Net devs (Silverlight experience a bonus). We're based in Guildford in the UK. You can find out more about what we're going from a video we've just done for channel 9 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/David+Gristwood/Real-W
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17y ago
So Kindle for the UK and free 3G access....wow very tempting
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17y ago
Yeah I'm liking the look of 99 Designs, especially as you say the fact you get a broad range of initial designs which gives you a nice perspective on the directions possible.
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17y ago
It's certainly something I will look at, we've got a mix of short term requirements and more longer term so this approach seems to fit nicely with the latter at this point
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17y ago
Appreciate all the responses. Will check out the suggestions!!!
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Ask HN: Where do you go for adhoc/freelance design resource?
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17y ago
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Apple are charging you to watch WWDC videos.
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17y ago
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Mark Russinovich: Inside Windows 7
(channel9.msdn.com)
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18y ago
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Identi.ca - the twitter clone that works
(twitpic.com)
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britman
18y ago
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