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An Introduction Strategy for a Content Security Policy(blog.codeship.com)
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A Week with a Rails Security Strategy(medium.com)
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by hawe 11y ago
If you're absolutely sure that you need a mobile app, and you say you validated that users say a mobile app is a needed as a solution for That Problem: How about you write a minimum app for That Thing to do that one (or 2) main thing t
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Show HN: Bird's-eye view security lessons for busy Rails developers(ahoj.bauland42.com)
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Releasing this Rails security strategy guide on the house until June 30(bauland42.com)
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A week with a Rails Security Strategy: More security, new habits(airpair.com)
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by hawe 11y ago
The Single Founder Handbook - http://www.singlefounderhandbook.com/ ?
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by hawe 11y ago
Another marketplace is https://flippa.com/buy-apps
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Rails authorization with CanCanCan(sitepoint.com)
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One path to services – Part 1 – Start Small(plumbing.pipelinedeals.com)
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by hawe 11y ago
.рф is the Russian Federation
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by hawe 11y ago
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9588901 flippa.com is mentioned in there, for example.
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by hawe 11y ago
Join a co-working space, work from cafes (can be hard too) or rent an office with friends. Why? Keeping the work at work and enjoying the time at home will be a good strategy against burning out. Of course it will take you some time to comm
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A Week with a Rails Security Strategy(bauland42.com)
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by hawe 11y ago
This is very dependent on the project size, team size, team knowledge, but ... I would turn it into a habit, maybe a mini habit because you're busy. A mini habit is something "too small to fail" that you do every day/wee
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Extract a service object using SimpleDelegator(blog.arkency.com)
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by hawe 11y ago
Well, users will give you quite some important data, you should at least say who you are and what your story is on the page, no?
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by hawe 11y ago
This article might help: https://unicornfree.com/2013/help-my-saas-isnt-growing (and the follow-up https://unicornfree.com/2013/how-i-increased-conversion-2-4x... ) In short, here priorities are:
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by hawe 11y ago
This might also be helpful here: http://www.generateprivacypolicy.com/
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by hawe 11y ago
This looks great! Now we'd also like to know what you used to build this? Just underscore.js?
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by hawe 11y ago
Yes, outsource it, WP Engine or Mediatemple are two options. - Don't run it on the same server as the web app - use less plugins - If the blog is on the same domain/a subdomain as the web app, take care of the cookie scope so tha
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by hawe 11y ago
If you go to one of the regular Couchsurfing events you can meet people, too.
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by hawe 11y ago
Some ideas for a general strategy: * Check TLS/SSL https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ * Use Https, HSTS * Have a security response page if someone found a problem * What to do if your application was compromised, be
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by hawe 11y ago
Yes, get everything out of your head, write everything down, schedule things and then work on the tasks. If it's a bigger task, cut it down into easier, manageable sub-task. And maybe turn into a habit, a Mini Habit.
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How Rails Sessions Work(justinweiss.com)
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by hawe 11y ago
Depending on what you need the motivation for, you might only need willpower. You can get a lot done and work towards a goal by setting mini goals every day and turn them into habits. The trick is to set the goal really low every day, so th