Hey everyone,I'm a non-technical guy behind a web project. I recently mass mailed my fellow undergraduates at my (small) university and noted that I am seeking people interested in working with me at a business and/or technical level. I gave them a link to the project, which is a functional prototype. I actually received a handful of very enthusiastic replies within the first few hours.I also...
In middle-school I set up a shared folder on my school's computer network so my friends and I could share research with each other for a couple school projects.
It was removed by administrators within a couple of weeks, but it was helpful while it lasted.
^ Such an accurate, simple statement.
a little proof that WordPress can be used for an interesting prototype: http://www.notepeep.com
I don't code and with a handful of plugins and a few changes to some PHP I was able to pull off a functioning prototype.
I'm glad to see technical founders out there appreciating the pseudo-technical work the non-coding bunch of us do.
Site Link: http://www.notepeep.comSite Description: A place where you can anonymously write about, rate, and comment on people, places, and things.Hello everyone,I don't really code. I have an extremely limited understanding of PHP and I get the basics of HTML/CSS. But, I've come up with Notepeep.com entirely on my own given my resources. I tried out a few popular CMS installations and...
Most were really generic and irritating. I could tell I was just being spammed. However, a couple were well-written and polite. I emailed them back thanking them and letting them know I'd consider their service in the future and they were very nice about things.
Also, despite their audience, I didn't receive a lot of feedback initially. That took some more time.
I have been aware of this movie's release for a while now and I look forward to it. I plan on spreading word of my own project on campus soon, and I can't see how this movie would hurt me in any way. I can even understand how it could boost interest in my project.