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Comment #18153356
Thanks! We actually found a really good adviser that is a general contractor in the area which has been super helpful. He's definitely ahead of the curve in terms of technology ado…
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Comment #18143624
Co-founder here. If you want to check out the automated scheduling, click the link for the demo. Both of the sample projects are being scheduled using the scheduler. Edit the tasks…
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Comment #18122081
After going through two remodels that lived up to the old adage of 50% over time and 50% over budget, my wife and I decided that there had to be a better way. We created LevelStory…
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Comment #18116290
After going through two remodels that lived up to the old adage of 50% over time and 50% over budget, my wife and I decided that there had to be a better way. We created LevelStory…
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Comment #14602290
Uber doesn't make enough from fares to be profitable, they use investors' money to heavily subsidize them. Once the investor money runs out, Uber won't be able to pay drivers unles…
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Comment #14385989
I'm pretty sure Amazon already does this - prices are different based on your location and purchase history at the very least. Sometimes its obvious but other times they will just …
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Comment #14311810
Zillow is a Seattle company, or are all tech companies just considered to be part of Silicon Valley now?
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Comment #14279244
This was a similar promise with the Angular digest cycle. I'll take verbose boiler plate over that any day.
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Comment #14253933
I've been a part of many usability studies with 'drag and drop' editors and as easy as we tried and make it, it was still coding. People with coding experience do well, people with…
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Comment #14145353
Unfortunately that is also the case with Angular v2. The API surface is enormous.
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Comment #14145345
Not yet. Seems like there is a loose plan to start implementing some of those optimizations once fiber lands in React 16.
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Comment #13954597
Would be great if you took a few minutes to improve the article then. Reducing the cultural bias of Wikipedia happens the same way as improving Wikipedia in general, one article at…
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Comment #13947144
Totally agree. I really don't get how anybody can take a look at the mess at https://angular.io/docs/js/latest/api/ and think to themselves, yep - that's for me! Our first version …
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Comment #13767829
LevelStory| Software Contractor | Seattle, WA | REMOTE, INTERNS We're looking for a contractor to re-write an existing iPhone/Android line of business application to ReactNative. T…
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Comment #11860802
Step 1 would be to stop driving like a maniac. Otherwise since there have been 13 deaths for millions of air bags, probably still safer to leave it activated. The chance of serious…
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Comment #11781119
Has anybody figured out how you do caching and cache invalidation on the client with GraphQL if every page is requesting slightly different forms of the same data? Seems like it is…
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Comment #11775272
There are a couple of other companies here that didn't make your list... not including the pretty active startup scene. Sure it's not any near as vibrant as around San Francisco bu…
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Comment #11452008
I went through a similar experience with our code base and saw similar results. Our project is quite a bit larger (some 20k loc) but converting it to React has been a huge win. Per…
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Comment #11427861
I wasn't saying anybody can become competent in it (and have no opinion on your particular point), but anybody can definitely try it out to see if they enjoy it. It has an extremel…
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Comment #11427737
If you're not technical enough to type 'learn to program' into Google then I'm not sure how far you'll make it into a CS program. Back in the 80's and early 90's, sure it was a str…
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Comment #11427685
Of course it's possible but it seems a little odd. Programming is something that anybody can do with a very modest investment. If you're interested in programming, seems strange to…
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Comment #11427666
This is why I don't bother with SO anymore. I once spent a good 45 minutes carefully explaining how something worked to somebody that was obviously a beginner. When I went to submi…