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Re:Ask HN: Best alternative to Parse? on Friday April 26, 2013 @04:37PM (#5615300)
Sorry forgot to answer about why we chose appcelerator, I think its really about the amount of built in features. It allows you to get the ball rolling quicker, plus if you want custom it also has node.js custom server code capability.
Re:Ask HN: Best alternative to Parse? on Friday April 26, 2013 @04:28PM (#5615252)
We are only using appcelerator cloud, our app is actually built in C# with http://xamarin.com Appcelerator has free usage package

I have probably tried everyone one of those on the list, and a lot of it really depends which SDK some of those services offer.

Re:Ask HN: Best alternative to Parse? on Friday April 26, 2013 @03:00PM (#5614770)
Appcelerator Cloud http://www.appcelerator.com/platform/appcelerator-cloudservi...

App42 http://api.shephertz.com/

Kumulos http://www.kumulos.com/

Kinvey http://www.kinvey.com/

Apstrata http://www.apstrata.com/

Buddy http://buddy.com/

Stackmob https://www.stackmob.com/

Proxomo http://www.proxomo.com/

Iknode http://iknode.com/

Kii http://www.kii.com/en/technology

CloudMine https://cloudmine.me/

Applicasa http://www.applicasa.com/

MobDB https://www.mobdb.net/

Windows Azure Mobile http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/mobile/

FeedHenry http://www.feedhenry.com/

-- My favorite ones are in the order of preference following :

Appcelerator (currently using it )

App42 ( tried it )

Stackmob (tried it )

Kumulos

Ask HN: Why isn't there government supported / backed accelerators?

I haven't found any in U.S. but you would think that having government run / backed accelerators would be a good idea to spur the economy. And if there are any issues with government running the accelerators then there could be grants that are offered for privately run accelerators. This would give more startups opportunities to succeed.What does everyone think ?

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Re:Ask HN:do you read other's code? on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @06:52PM (#5482768)
Reading other developers code could be the best way to learn programming. You always find some creative way someone did to solve a problem.