Otherwise, there is uninterrupted power supply 24x7x365.
A friend of mine has a designer garment & jwellary business and she wants to setup an online store. I think instead of using a custom made or open source option it is better to use a SAAS provider for a couple of years to see how it goes.So, who are the best SAAS e-commerce providers right now in terms of features & quality of service?
Anyone can help me discover some good newsletter related to photography? or online magazines with good quality content?
1)http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/cell-phone-lenses/
2)http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/macro-lens-band/
3)http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/iphone-telephoto-lens...
4)http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/olloclip-iphone-lens/
I first read about such lenses and other similar products on http://photojojo.com/store/ . They have such products for both android and iphone.
Now, is it worth it? Depends on your requirements. If you don't want to get into professional photography but still want to improve the quality of your photographs you can use one of these. However, remember that these don't replace DSLRs.
1. Mobile Camera : average quality/almost zero creative control/very good mobility
2. Mobile Camera + Lens accessory : better quality/almost no creative control/good mobility
3. Point & Shoot Camera : decent quality/little creative control/good mobility
4. Hybrid/Zoom Camera : decent quality/very high optical zoom/decent creative control/poor mobility
5. Mirrorlesss/Interchangeable Lens Camera : Good quality/Good Creative Control/average mobility
6. DSLRs : Good quality/Good Creative Control/Poor Mobility
I personally prefer to keep [1] in my pocket & [5] in my bag(along with lenses). I also have an old Zoom Camera that usually sits in my home. I occasionally use it together with a teleconverter lens to take photographs of sun, moon & objects/people that are far far away.
Now that the HN is up & running again I noticed that the HN Notify(http://hnnotify.com/) service I am using is sending multiple notifications of same comments again and again. Is that one of side affects of HN outage?Also, out of 7 comments 5 are gone.Here is the screenshot : http://i.imgur.com/bhSwrOg.jpgHere is the link to thread : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7015082
For someone having a decade of experience in software application development(mostly web applications) but not so much knowledge about hardware, what is the best approach to get into hardware hacking?C was the first programming language I learned and while I was in college I did some fun projects like developing a graphics & GUI library from scratch using just BIOS interrupt calls to set...
I am about to start a new side project and this time I am interested in writing a book on "Web Design". My primary target audience are hackers who want to get better at web design and use the knowledge & skills to develop well designed front-ends for their product. Here are my initial thoughts on how I would like to go about it :1. I don't want it to be a 500 page HTML reference. There are...
Within few weeks we have seen value of a bitcoin first reach $500 and now it is approaching $1000. So, according to you what will be the value of bitcoin after 6 months? Do you see it going up or down? Why?
$500 - $1000
$1000 - $2000
$5000 - $10000
$0
Above $10000
$2000 - $5000
$10 - $100
$100 - $500
As I am writing this bitcoin is trading at $950+ at Mt.Gox. So, given that you already have some bitcoins and also some cash to invest, would you buy new bitcoins or sell that you have. Why?
What are the options for someone living in India to buy/sell bitcoins online? Is there any exchange site that accepts credit cards or netbanking of indian banks?
1. CSS Preprocessing Language : Any one of LESS or SASS.
2. Twitter Bootstrap or Zurb Foundation.
3. Concepts of UI/UX Design.
4. Let him do some projects and hone his skills. How about making his own website/portfolio or making some HTML templates/themes and try selling it on marketplaces like themeforest?
5. Once he becomes good at UI/UX Design & Development he can then focus on back-end. I would suggest him to go with Python & Flask. Learning Python language will not only help him in web application development but it will also allow him to explore & play other interesting stuff like Machine Learning, Computer Vision, etc.
I would like to suggest that you need to improve the quality of feedbacks you provide to theme developers when their submissions get rejected. Theme developers work hard to develop themes and they atleast deserve a proper feedback about what are the exact reasons their submission got rejected. This will help them make changes and improve the design if possible. I understand that to maintain the quality of themes in your marketplace you need to reject some themes but why not do it with a proper feedback? Is it that much time consuming?
At them moment they just get a standard reply that their item must be improved in one or more of the following areas:
- Visual quality and appeal
- Technical quality
- Originality
This is a terrible form of communication and a terrible user experience for theme developers who provide all the themes you sell at your marketplace. I wish you take some time out and do something about it.
I hate how theme marketplaces treat their developers. Recently I submitted a template and it got rejected. May be it wasn't up to the standards but it was really disheartening to see how they communicated the rejection. This is what I got in my inbox:----Hello,Thank you for submitting your item. Unfortunately, this submission has been rejected.Your item must be improved in one or more of the...