thegoodlab

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by thegoodlab 10y ago
Well getting drunk with friends in the afternoon doesn't seem like it's the answer to life either. I'm 31 and wake up at 5am during the week. Get to the gym before getting into the office at 7:30. Definitely have enough time
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by thegoodlab 11y ago
I'm using React on a few smaller projects where I didn't want to over engineer the whole Flux architecture. I put together the app using Backbone (for the models and collections) and used React for the view layer. The models and c
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by thegoodlab 11y ago
It's all relative. At any moment in time there are going to be "native," fat client, devices that are running more powerful applications than that can be run on a thin client, "web," model. There is always going to
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Things I Learned from Building a Large Scale Backbone + Marionette Application(authenticff.com)
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by thegoodlab 13y ago
marionette should pretty much be prerequisite for using backbone IMO
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by thegoodlab 13y ago
Let the hate begin
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by thegoodlab 13y ago
Yeah, I suppose that's what I was trying to allude to in my original comment.
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by thegoodlab 13y ago
<opinion> This guy seems pretty lucky. > I mean, how you can feel that burning love when you’re sitting at the table discussing how to use the last twenty dollars in your bank account? These are types of issues that, IMO, people ne
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by thegoodlab 13y ago
>This is the perfect example of everything wrong with modern web design. This seems to be quite the hyperbole. Sure, it might over use some modern design trends, but there is nothing inherently wrong with that. Also, what is wrong with
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by thegoodlab 13y ago
> In some respects, the plethora of choice this problem represents is the power of the web, but overall I think it does the web a disservice because there isn't enough weight put behind a single platform. Fair argument (I guess?) but th
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by thegoodlab 14y ago
PHP "out of the box" is very easy, sudo apt-get install php5 mysql-server apache2.
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by thegoodlab 14y ago
I started freelancing a little over 2 years ago and have more than doubled how much I was making at my previous agency job. A few tips would be: - Save up 3 - 6 months "salary" before you jump-ship. While you are doing that, build your po
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by thegoodlab 14y ago
He's trolling. The article was well written. Obviously not everything someone would need to know to start freelancing is written in this article, but it does present some very valuable information. Thanks for writing and sharing.
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by thegoodlab 14y ago
I agree, having a full time job and a freelance career is not easy. Having also done this myself, I always felt somewhat guilty about moonlighting. Once you decide you want to go freelance, my advice would be to start saving money so you c
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by thegoodlab 14y ago
Glad to see progress, but the big gotcha is that even though you can specify quantity of subscriptions, you still can't subscribe them to multiple types of plans. Seems like thats the next step...
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by thegoodlab 14y ago
Most do. 37Signals, Pivotal, Zurb are great examples of companies who have transitioned from client based to product, or are currently doing both. I'm a freelance developer and based on my situation and those of my peers, everyone is workin
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by thegoodlab 14y ago
Neil deGrasse Tyson does a good job of explaining the difference between modern science and philosophy at the 1:02:00 mark in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zXYTwuwsyI