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Definitely do not take this guy's photo advice. But DEFINITELY hire a pro and let them do their work. The existing photos on the site are a huge turnoff. It should cost you a few t…

For real. If this is "not economical" - I wanna know where you're getting your weed. :P

I feel ya - the struggle is real.

I regret dedicating my life to sitting behind a computer building things that don't exist and don't really matter to anyone - rather than making a real difference to real people in…

You are definitely not alone in that feeling...

Thank you for the correction!

Sounds like it's been a LONG time since you looked at ColdFusion - I encourage you to re-visit. A lot has changed since the late 90's...it's a great language, not a nightmare at al…

Touchè! haha

Google "CFML" - that should keep you busy for a while :)

This is definitely not a new language...it's been around since 1995. The website does not make it particularly clear that this is a CFML engine though haha.

Because it's completely unrelated to Javascript...

I love Lucee, long live CFML!

Great company to work with as well - good luck!

Depends on what you are looking for and how much work you want to do. Booking.com is one of the easiest because you can simply refer to their "booking" page for purchase. With othe…

Very cool implementation, I really like it! - are you using anything besides Booking.com?

Very cool read! Got me all pumped up reading it actually. I'm seeing this website in an entirely new light now haha.

How about bounce rate comparison? From a user perspective - I spent more time on the site than I do any other real estate site...because I was trying to figure out where to find th…

I sort of like it. Basically a slightly nicer version of craigslist. To be honest though... With my experience in this particular niche...I don't "get it". The pages are printer fr…

I get zero results for every search I try. EDIT : I think because I was searching outside of San Fran (looks like there are only 6 properties there, probably for your testing) Eith…

I'm not really sure what I'm looking at - it doesn't really appear to "do" anything.

I had never heard of FizzBuzz before this exact moment. What a weird "test"...

I don't understand why you'd need to relocate to work for a startup. I can see how it would be really exciting, for sure! But...can't you do the same work remotely from your home c…

I was wondering this too - I realize this only exists right now in a small test market...does that mean you're relying on in-person delivery?

Personally? I am 100% more likely.

UPDATE: I ended up just using Google Docs. Looks pretty good!