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by pairing 10y ago
When it's said that Elixir is highly distributed what is sometimes left off is "within a datacenter". BEAM / Erlang / Elixir clusters are not intended to be used/scaled across datacenters due to latency issues.
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by pairing 11y ago
A) https://iloveponies.github.io/120-hour-epic-sax-marathon/ind... (I used this exact tutorial myself for learning clojure). B) Living Clojure
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by pairing 11y ago
Really tough to hear. Here's some inspiration: http://techcrunch.com/2013/10/19/phil-libin-evernote/ I remember hearing about how they were saved last minute by a customer/investor at startup s
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by pairing 11y ago
How about taking an online course this summer instead of an internship (Coursera's machine learning would probably be a very big project depending on your current level of math or the MIT SICP lectures & book to start learning CS&#
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by pairing 11y ago
I use doordash quite often. Their delivery process is excellent and if you get two meals out of a delivery of one meal (the portions at most places are pretty large) the costs are comparable to eating out. I'm glad to see they've
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by pairing 12y ago
Where the jobs have been the last five years is not necessarily where the jobs will be in the next five. I'd focus on what interests you instead of the current hype around web & mobile. Based on your post, I think going to a bootca
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by pairing 12y ago
This book is a good starting point: https://pragprog.com/book/dswdcloj/web-development-with-cloj... . It's no rails tutorial but I found it very helpful coming from a rails background. It is a good intro into
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by pairing 12y ago
Languages: Ruby / Clojure / JS Frameworks: Rails / AngularJS / Cordova DB: Postgres / Redis / Elasticsearch / Memcached / DynamoDB Messaging: SQS Plan on learning in the next few months: More Clojure
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by pairing 12y ago
I'm really enjoying 7 concurrency models in 7 weeks. I'm about 2/3 through it. It has covered examples in Java, Clojure, and Elixir so far. As someone trying to learn a functional language (Clojure), I've found it to be
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by pairing 12y ago
Front End: Angular JS, Cordova, Ionic Back End: Ruby, learning Clojure Databases: Postgres, Redis, Memcached, ElasticSearch
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by pairing 12y ago
I have room in my car from Palo Alto/Mountain View. Email in profile.
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by pairing 12y ago
Angular and Rails are frameworks that leave the decision of authentication up to you. You can do token authentication, basic authentication, OAuth, OAuth2, or even roll your own. For a rails api <-> angular combo, I usually stick to t
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by pairing 12y ago
Zurb Foundation is a common alternative to Bootstrap: http://foundation.zurb.com/
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by pairing 12y ago
This is the common advice I've seen for being lean but step #2 is really hard. How do you get people to put in orders on a brand new webpage? It's far from trivial to get an audience for your landing page and kind of goes against
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by pairing 12y ago
Heroku has a transfer app feature. Just transfer it to them and keep your username / password secure.
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by pairing 12y ago
I was also a fan of destroy all software screencasts, and found them incredibly useful in leveling up as a ruby developer. I've recently subscribed to Ruby Tapas http://www.rubytapas.com/ , which I find similar to DAS i
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by pairing 12y ago
Hey Eric, I thought Listnerd sounded familiar. You helped me out with SEO last year with your Offer HN, so I'll try to give some useful advice back. Sorry to hear that Listnerd is struggling. Listnerd doesn't really grab my attent
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The News App for iOS(ahmetsulek.github.io)
1 points by pairing 12y ago|0 comments
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Build a TV Show Tracker – MEAN Tutorial(sahatyalkabov.com)
2 points by pairing 12y ago|0 comments
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by pairing 12y ago
Are you familiar with Ionic? Pure HTML5 AngularJS apps compiled with cordova into native android and iOS applications. I've been working with it for a month and I've found it incredibly useful. http://showcase.ionicfram
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by pairing 12y ago
Ian if you're honest about the 6 months works and 80 hours a week you are really underselling yourself. Your situation reminds me a lot about when I first started out. I worked on personal startups for 6 months with insane hours, and a
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by pairing 12y ago
The latest pattern I've been following is to treat the marketing portion of your business as a separate entity from your application. I use an amazon s3 bucket set to static web hosting. Not only is this incredibly cheap but it reduces
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by pairing 13y ago
I've subscribed to some of the newsletters curated by Peter Cooper a few months ago. I find the articles to be much higher quality than the average blog post. http://rubyweekly.com/ http://javascriptweekly.c
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by pairing 13y ago
I've been using Name ( http://name.com ) for a few years now and I've been happy with their services. They also have two factor auth for accessing your account which is a huge plus.
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by pairing 13y ago
"3. get a number of emails from prospective customers" Can you elaborate on this step? How are getting these emails?
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by pairing 13y ago
How did you get those 500 users?
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by pairing 13y ago
I'm one of the cord cutters. I have Comcast internet and nothing else. I have an apple tv, Netflix, and an antenna with a tivo that gets me network television for free. I'll admit that the antenna is a hassle mostly because the NB
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by pairing 13y ago
White Hat SEO: unique title tags, unique meta descriptions, unique urls, correct use of headers and other HTML elements, fast loading pages, & content, content, content. The best way it was described to me is that its best to think of e
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by pairing 13y ago
I agree with @eonil. I'd recommend learning C. As someone coming from a Ruby background, the ability to understand the ruby internals could be very beneficial. I've started on this path myself. I bought an Arduino to make it a fun
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by pairing 13y ago
@tsm, thanks for the feedback. The purpose of this Ask:HN is to help us validate if there is a market for our product, and your comments are appreciated.

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