cdevroe

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Inclusive Design is about more than code(darice.org)
1 points by cdevroe 8y ago|0 comments
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Please don’t try to explain Bitcoin at parties(cdevroe.com)
3 points by cdevroe 9y ago|0 comments
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by cdevroe 10y ago
Mine: Programming (money), Basketball, Kayaking (exercise), Photography, flying UAV (creative + exploring). I'm counting Photography twice. ;-)
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What are your four hobbies?(cdevroe.com)
1 points by cdevroe 10y ago|1 comments
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by cdevroe 11y ago
Just FYI for everyone... Andy Baio created a fully annotated version of this documentary on Viddler http://www.viddler.com/v/90571b61
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Virgin Media Storing Plaintext Passwords?(twitter.com)
1 points by cdevroe 11y ago|1 comments
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by cdevroe 12y ago
I agree. However, I think I'll use this for debugging my applications rather than relying on it to see how our users will see our apps.
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by cdevroe 12y ago
We agree that our page is very light on what we actually can provide. We just started picking up client work recently, after having built two products (Barley and Unmark) that haven't yet made it to profitability (close!!). Our backgro
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by cdevroe 12y ago
What do you mean "after a couple of days you will never see them again"? To be completely honest, we're not-so-great at finding new work. Word of mouth is about all we've had any luck with. So we thought this a new and i
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by cdevroe 12y ago
So far we've asked our customer to manage the relationship, bill the customer, etc. We get a cut of the estimate -- we do not do the estimating. Also, if our client isn't happy we don't get paid.
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by cdevroe 12y ago
We have in-house designers and developers. If we get more work than we can handle we have a few trusted designers and developers that we've worked with to help us keep up.
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by cdevroe 12y ago
You can see the page here: http://plainmade.com/paid-vacation
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Paid Vacations for Freelance Designers and Developers
5 points by cdevroe 12y ago|12 comments
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Let's Not Kill the Hamburger Icon Just Yet(mattdsmith.com)
1 points by cdevroe 12y ago|0 comments
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by cdevroe 12y ago
I've been looking for an application like this for a while now. I had toyed with a few that simply didn't fit. Now I have an application that will help me plan kayaking trips, vacations, events, etc. Great work!
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by cdevroe 12y ago
This is great. Well done Stripe.
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Dropbox at SXSW(blog.dropbox.com)
1 points by cdevroe 13y ago|0 comments
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Unmark Chrome Extension(chrome.google.com)
1 points by cdevroe 13y ago|0 comments
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by cdevroe 13y ago
Thanks for letting us know! We'll fix it up.
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Show HN: Unmark - An open source to do app for bookmarks.(unmark.it)
4 points by cdevroe 13y ago|3 comments
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If The Moon Was Only 1 Pixel(joshworth.com)
476 points by cdevroe 13y ago|178 comments
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Write posts without ever seeing the WordPress Admin(getbarley.com)
2 points by cdevroe 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: We're building an open source bookmarking service in public(plainmade.com)
2 points by cdevroe 13y ago|0 comments
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by cdevroe 13y ago
jinushaun: We agree. Sort of our company mantra is "we have a passion for saying no" which means, to us at least, that we think we have the ability to say no to new features that do not fit who we think our target is. Time will te
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A case for something, anything more simple than WordPress(colin.getbarley.com)
47 points by cdevroe 13y ago|49 comments
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Editorially - a simple web-based collaborative Markdown editor, now open(editorially.com)
14 points by cdevroe 13y ago|2 comments
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by cdevroe 13y ago
allanmacgregor: No attitude at all! If only you knew my humor (which is poor) you'd know that I was being sarcastic about me doing a 30-minute screencast and it turning out poorly. :-) I think you're making some great points. I&#x
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by cdevroe 13y ago
p8952 You're absolutely right. Our end game is to compete with 1&1. But to get there we need developers to help end users get their sites online. As Barley becomes a more well-rounded product we hope to bridge out of the developer
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by cdevroe 13y ago
p8952: Barley is built ontop of Code Igniter and jQuery. We're thinking of open sourcing our Editor but our API is very, very simple. Also, syncing via GitHub will be coming soon. Revision control is something we've been thinking
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by cdevroe 13y ago
Since you're just getting started as a web developer I think the suggestion to try out GitHub Pages, Jekyll, and setting up your own domain name and perhaps even hosting your own site on your own hand-built platform would really teach

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