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Comment #8077379
A number of companies are successfully charging for use of their open-source software as a hosted service. For example, getsentry.com and travis-ci.org.
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Comment #6317078
What's your GitHub username? I'd be very interested in hearing more specifics and possibly collaborating to adjust the recommendations if needed.
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Comment #6316817
That's what I thought too, until I did more research on ICO and couldn't come up with an answer for "Why use png in addition to ico?" in the FAQ (well, except for touch devices whe…
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Comment #6316455
Hi, author of the cheatsheet here. I'm thinking of changing the snippet under "The Basics" to be what's suggested in issue #3 ( https://github.com/audreyr/favicon-cheat-sheet/issue…
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Comment #4362523
Agreed that it needs some real innovation, something better than this. Consider it just a start: the fact that the spiderable package is one of the first ones out means that it is …
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Comment #4362239
Why is this interesting? Because 1) search engine crawlability matters and 2) the more AJAXy web apps get, the harder it is to make them crawlable. The more we move away from tradi…
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Comment #4282985
There is ChinesePython http://www.chinesepython.org/english/english.html
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Comment #3644006
Good reading for anyone who's doing a startup and spending a lot of time maintaining servers.
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Comment #3621902
Not all employers care for open-source code samples. But the ones who do are looking to hire people with a deep passion for programming: developers with a passion so strong that th…
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Comment #3621514
Sad to see it go. But it's exciting to see all sorts of new things happening in django-crispy-forms.
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Comment #3584313
A podcast by Python open-source developer Daniel Greenfeld and Clojure/Ruby open-source developer Andrew Cholakian. Very interesting to hear the differing viewpoints and see where …
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