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

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Tool picks

Ask HN: What is the future of Swift on the server-side?

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I have deployed my backend on a tiny DO droplet using Docker, and it just works.

Hard lessons

Reversible Migrations in Rails 3.1

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As a result, my migrations are waaaay faster (batch updates rather loops, etc) and I've never had this problem since.

Business ideas

Ask HN: What's your favorite online-backup tool?

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We now try to get people set up with Carbonite, mostly because of its pricing, ease-of-use, and compatibility with most platforms.

Business ideas

Show HN: NameTerrific - Domain names for geeks

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I am paying $8.49 per .com right now with Fabulous.

Business ideas

LogMeIn to discontinue free remote access product

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It would have been nice to decide within 30 days but I suspect LogMeIn has calculated how long it took customers to switch when they …

Business ideas

Ask HN: Which cloud do you use, and why?

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It costs around $500 per year, offers your company access to a large number of Microsoft software licenses, free access to seats of Office 365 …

Business ideas

Will California become America's first failed state?

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When I quit to pursue my first startup, I got a letter letting me know I had $2,000 in a PERS retirement account.

Business ideas

Ask HN: People above 35, would you risk your job and start a company?

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Post 35 years old, I wanted to start a business for entirely different reasons.

Business ideas

Ask HN: Why Haskell?

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Honestly, when I have to sum up in one sentence why I love using Haskell, it's because it makes my job easier.

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