FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

Their experience.
Your next move.✳

Discover hard-earned lessons, useful tools, and business ideas
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Real experiences, useful perspectives, and things you wish you’d known.

Tool picks

The worst kind of programmer

Original English

I also tried to improve my communication skills, but here it's even harder to tell whether I improved.

Tool picks

Rails 4.2.3 and 4.1.12 have been released

Original English

I have clients using Rails apps I wrote 7 years ago that are still very maintainable, and that is great.

Business ideas

Five startups from Norway

Original English

Finally, I have a state gross-receipts tax of 7%, but I typically offload that onto my customers.

Business ideas

Your career is a mess

Original English

In fact, why would you jump in full time before you have reason to believe its' going to return revenue.

Hard lessons

Cloudflare servers don't own IPs now, so how do they connect to the Internet?

Original English

I wanted to share more subtleties of the design, but maybe I failed.

Hard lessons

The Rust programming language

Original English

the optimizers ken wrote for plan9 C, which are used in Go, is that they are much simpler and faster than normal optimizers but produce …

Hard lessons

Why and How You Should Write REST-Centric Applications

Original English

[Failure here implies that out-of-band information is driving interaction instead of hypertext.]"

Business ideas

Show HN: Webhook – Static site generator with a CMS

Original English

Even with all the moving parts, it deploys dumb static sites, because we wanted reliability and speed.

Business ideas

Super Neat Product Tutorial Website / Software

Original English

Uncertainty in pricing is terrible so in my view avoid the how many users watch your tutorial pricing.

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