alanchavez
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- May 1, 2013 (13y ago)
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I'm about to finish an application that I've been developing for about a month, and I have a list of 2,000 qualified leads that are waiting for my application to be released. My question is, should I charge for a closed…
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Hey HN! I was recently exposed to CasperJS and PhantomJS and I'm fascinated with these tools. Last night I didn't sleep because I built a web crawler that crawls lyrics websites, and matches the lyrics to user generated…
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I've bought several e-books online, and O'Reilly for example claims that my e-books are 100% mine. Here's my source: http://shop.oreilly.com/category/ebooks.do "They're Your Books Unlike most other retailers, ebooks…
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I already accepted a job offer, and I'm at the stage of background check. In the criminal background check I have a speeding ticket (driving at 41 MPH in a 30 MPH zone) which remains unpaid, and there may be a bench…
- Startups are more likely to adopt Ruby on Rails, find out why... (thefrontenddeveloper.com)
Has anyone noticed a trend among employers asking for more and more Ruby on Rails developers? Also, Ruby on Rails developers in average make slightly more money than PHP Developers? Have you ever wondered why? Me too,…
- How The Hallway Usability Test Can Make You Lose Your Job (thefrontenddeveloper.com)
The hallway usability test is a quick way to test how user friendly your project is. Not too long ago, a coworker got fired because I used it and the results affected her.