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Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 6:46 AM UTC

EGreg wrote: post #123

Mohamed - I would recommend learning about basic software engineering practices but NOT building your own app. It takes years to become good enough to do that successfully. Instead, learn how to hire and manage developers, especially overseas developers on upwork.com (formerly odesk), how to share equity (read Slicing Pie book) and most of all how to design the user experience, and market yourself to investors (creat…

Thank you. This is good. I will definitely take this into consideration.

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 6:48 AM UTC

sidcool wrote: post #61

Good luck dude. I am sure you will rock. Independent of the outcome, your journey is going to be glorious!!

Dude!! You are an awesome human being!

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 6:54 AM UTC

darrellsilver wrote: post #67

Hi Mohamed – what bootcamp are you joining?

Hi Darrell,

I am joining The Firehose Project on Sept. 21st, 2015.

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 7:03 AM UTC

Axsuul wrote: post #131

Good luck Mohamed! There's nothing stopping you :)

This is medicine. Right here. When a total stranger believes in your dreams!

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 7:09 AM UTC

onassar wrote: post #117

Eid Mubarek Mohamed. Reach out if I can help with anything product/tech related :)

Eid Mubarek to you too. I am grateful for the offer and will reach out to you when I get my thoughts together!

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 7:11 AM UTC

arianvanp wrote: post #18

Awesome. If you ever wanna chat about coding or so. discuss geeky stuff. I'm always idling on IRC (freenode) on the nickname `arianvp`.

Thank you arianvanp. I will get in touch.

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by sidcool » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 7:18 AM UTC

wwwarsame wrote: post #162

sidcool wrote: post #61

Good luck dude. I am sure you will rock. Independent of the outcome, your journey is going to be glorious!!

Dude!! You are an awesome human being!

:)

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 7:34 AM UTC

Stratoscope wrote: post #13

Wow, Mohamed, this is great. I'm glad I stayed up late enough tonight to see your post. Please feel free to give me a shout via the email address in my profile - I'd be more than happy to kick around any ideas to help you get started. What kind of computer do you use - Windows, Mac, Linux? I'd like to give you some suggestions for programming tools (mostly free, some you might pay for), but of course the details will…

I am glad to have witnessed someone like you who's so generous of their time, and knowledge. Sir, thank you.

OS - Windows. Saving for a Macbook (too expensive). I am already on Udacity's Intro to Computer Science and Python is used to teach this course. Plus going through Learn Python the Hardway by Zed Shaw. Taking a Ruby course on Udemy.

IDE - I use Sublime Text for front-end development lessons (team treehouse, udemy), and Cloud9 for the Ruby course I am taking through Udemy.

So much to learn! What is your email?

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 7:40 AM UTC

vjdhama wrote: post #29

Awesome man!! Your humility just inspires me. Ping me (@vjdhama) if you need any kind of help with coding or any aspect of learning for that matter. I'd be more than happy to lend out a hand.

Thank you friend. I will get in touch.

Re: Tell HN: Hello

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Post by wwwarsame » Mon, Jul 20, 2015, 7:48 AM UTC

geektips wrote: post #76

Hi Mohamed , all of the people here given you great advice on the language to learn and tools to use. I think this will be helpful for you https://github.com/ripienaar/free-for-dev

Amazing. I've added this to my collection of web dev favourites. Thank you.