Scaling a site I wrote 2 years ago and need advice on correct planning methods
Cross post from reddit, hopefully this will bring more insight!<p>Thanks
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Re:Scaling a site I wrote 2 years ago and need advice on correct plann...
on Wednesday July 28, 2010 @08:38AM (#1554195)
Cross post from reddit, hopefully can gain more insight here.
Thanks
Re:ASK HN: How to plan and manage a large web project?
on Friday May 28, 2010 @02:29PM (#1387258)
Thanks for the link, do you know of any alternatives? I would like to shop around a little. Assembla seems to have every feature, I wonder if Github does something similar? I am yet to make an account on their site.
Re:ASK HN: How to plan and manage a large web project?
on Friday May 28, 2010 @02:28PM (#1387251)
Thank you, I am reading up on git and subversion at the moment. I was thinking of hosting a copy on our own server for the time being just to test things.
What could I use instead of brainstorming? I have looked at microsoft project, but it's not really what I'm looking for.
ASK HN: How to plan and manage a large web project?
Hello fellow HN readers. I wonder if I can spare 5 minutes of your time, if I may please. I have a very large personal web project that I will be developing over the next 6 months. This project is much bigger then anything I've ever done before, and I am really struggling at the moment. I want to plan and organise my project in a efficient and logical way so when I hire/fire coders others,...