I'm building a project currently to request for open source library ports from one language to other, and this feature is also available. Where you can input a Library, and it will list a similar libraries.
Though, thinking to spin it off as a separate app altogether. Anybody wanted to help?
The points is just a threshold to get a good article instead of just anything. And, Algolia returns maximum of 1000 hits for a query with 20 per page. So shuffling the page to pick up too.
I had this problem that when knowing from others that things I have known are basically incorrect but wouldn't wholeheartedly accept it, given how factually their proof is. Whenever you need to correct yourself, analyze it and be ready to unlearn.
Always remember, there are dragons in earth and you haven't seen it. Yet.
Well put, I totally agree with you. I've worked in support team at two MNCs, and now being a developer now I can guarantee that there exists an really thick border between the two sects..
The differentiation is so deep, even the frequency of outings and the places they take you vary. The work timing differs, shift timing differs, perks differs. After all, the people who make things are revenue generators for the co, and we were nothing but easily replaceable pieces.
There are many Austen's in this world.. If you ever felt like you want to quit, remove all your info from your profile.. HN doesn't even asks for an email address, so it's pretty easy to get disconnected IMO.
I think it's a mixture of both. Getting web devs to dip their toes into mobile development and vice-versa. I really don't see a reason for someone not to pick-up something that will give the best(not-exactly) of both worlds..
Think of the potential if a single language can be used to build apps in multiple platforms - web, mobile, desktop(node-webkit).. I think the language that currently satisfies this is JS and React-native is yet another extension to it.
Thank you Zed Shaw.. This is an excellent resource that has helped me to become what I am today.. I started learning Python using this book and he really takes time to ensure the readers understand what they are doing.
It may be too silly for you programmers, but almost every beginner programmers as me would have definitely cam across this resource. This has helped innumberable and I'm sure it will.. Thanks once again.
Nice Idea.. Question: How the songs would be streamed? say, I add a song to the playlist, then I have to keep connected until the song I've added is streamed from my phone? or playing from youtube or other services?
That's a really cool app but it just meant to write entries and store it as our wish. But this was more of an journal which records all my ongoing entries and have a visual representation of all of them at one place.
Actually, the plan is to start with Dropbox and rolling out support for other cloud services, that's why.. Oh, there are no confirmation emails, I myself hate that.. Only reason email is at the register form is for `Forgot Password`, I've mentioned it in the about page.
Developer here.. This is my first user facing product after becoming a programmer (my journey can be found in my comments and posts here in HN).
I built this after searching for a journal app that just allows me to store my entries only to my cloud storage. There are many people who still prefer plain old text files for writing journal and this is an interface for them.
Would really love your folks' feedback on this thing..
I planned to implement features such as multiple cloud services,search, tagging, Markdown support all down the line based on the feedback and adaptability.
I recently became a Programmer (thanks to HN) from a SysAdmin for more than 3 years with Corporates. Now that I am a programmer and that too in a Startup amidst knowledgeable minds first thing is to "Learn" a lot..
Not just programming, but the things that shape a programmer, business handling skills and etiquette and more.
And usual things like * learn a new language a month * build a app a month * code daily apart from regular job * read a book a month and more..
If you are looking for some practice as you ve mentioned, contribute to any OSS rather working for free. You can very well use those contributions in your portfolio..
Though, thinking to spin it off as a separate app altogether. Anybody wanted to help?