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I understand where the name came from, but bookbookgoose just doesn't work for me. Its just too long and unwieldy for me. As for the service itself, I am not sure what type of cust…

> What are some of the products you love and why? Pro tip: this will help you get a sense for they appreciate and even aspire to – design, product, tech, biz strategy, etc. This qu…

Thank you olalonde for posting this. It comes at a perfect time for me as I am in the process of evaluating my own career and this article hits the nail on the head in so many ways…

You can start here: http://www.certifiedcareercoaches.com/certifying-career-coac... Each of these organizations have lists of coaches that have been certified to some degree. I hav…

> Elon Musk said that running a startup was like eating glass and staring into the abyss. When I first heard those words they sounded brave and romantic. I honestly don't think any…

MESH01 - Boston, MA - full time .NET and JavaScript engineers We want to make it simple and easy for brands and consumers to make great physical products. Our community of nearly 5…

Look at it this way. Is it easier in general to read JavaScript on a large project over time or CoffeeScript? Sure, with either one there are things that could be annoying, just li…

I hate it just as much as any developer when something doesn't work right. The problem is that making things work right takes a lot of time and the cost does not always justify the…

I think the "Jobs path to success" is largely misunderstood in that there is an assumption that anyone can mimic Jobs and achieve success. The problem with this line of thinking is…

I started using Windows 8 a couple days ago and decided to try out IE 10 and Bing for a little while to see how it compares to my normal Chrome/Google search experience. I decided …

Hmm, I think someone who calls themselves PythonDeveloper is likely a little biased. I personally like the design of Windows 8 and think a lot of the Windows apps are looking a lot…

Did I read this correctly that the stats were just based on GitHub and StackOverflow? How is that a basis for the most popular language. Definitely a deceiving headline.

The Facebook app was soooooo slow. Perhaps some of that was due to not having a native app, but it seems like the back end API must have been slow as well.