jaredcnance

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by jaredcnance 6y ago
If you’re wanting something super simple check out UserBase https://userbase.com . You haven’t given a lot of requirements here so there’s not much to go on.
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
I don’t know that you can overstate the importance of being on GitHub. The vast majority of developers are familiar with GitHub and can quickly contribute to something that is well written and documented. I’m not familiar with Fossil, but t
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
I want to ask this question here because I feel like many of the viewers will be proponents of C and I want to hear your perspective. Why would someone choose C as a language of choice for a new project over Rust (or some other comparable l
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
Also learn how to diagram and do quick mock-ups. Visuals can help bridge the gap between what you can articulate and what the reader needs to develop a good mental model of the proposal. [this comment is coming from someone who writes mostl
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
Read. Read a lot. Look for successful documents and emulate their patterns. First, understand what the author was trying to accomplish with the doc, then study the structure of the doc, then dig into the language choices. But, if I had to p
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
Depends on the nature of the change. Some migrations require additional infrastructure to migrate safely. But I imagine most changes you’re talking about are the cost in terms of time spent.
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
Agree. I don’t want to waste a second of my time thinking about whether I mis aligned something or my lines or too long or I didn’t follow some syntax preference. Automate it or don’t stress about it.
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
It depends on the amount of work that your customers need to do to migrate, the size of your user base, and your ability to communicate (and incentivize) the changes with them. The best option is to provide enough value that it is worth it
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
In general, learning to learn and be patient with the process. Based on your specific context, I’d also recommend reading code, a lot of it. There’s definitely a difference between designing and writing software in isolation and jumping int
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by jaredcnance 6y ago
You can’t answer this question without both a technical design and projected user behavior/access patterns. And I don’t think you’re going to get data on this from these platforms themselves. Unfortunately, this question is impossible
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by jaredcnance 9y ago
Just going to put this here: http://jsonapi.org/