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Hidden gems: recap of all guests interviewed on the TechZing podcast
Dynamically-loaded views in rich web apps w. KnockOutJS
Creating Rich Interactive Web Apps With KnockOut.js - Part 3
Creating Rich Interactive Web Apps With KnockOut.js - Part 2
Re:Funding or bootstrapping. The too-simplistic paths to startup success.
on Saturday October 08, 2011 @09:34AM (#3087879)
Nice succinct summary!
Re:TechZing (Tech Startup Podcast) Celebrates Its 150th Episode
on Saturday October 08, 2011 @09:20AM (#3087846)
Congrats Justin and Jason - producing 150 hour and half long shows every week demonstrates awesome commitment to the tech startup world! Huge kuddos!
Have a been a fan since the first show and although new podcasts come and go I am still looking forward to new episode every week.
Re:Show HN: TweetBoard.me
on Saturday September 24, 2011 @01:33PM (#3033782)
Pretty darn cool!
Creating Rich Interactive Web Apps With KnockoutJS
Re:Show HN: HackerBooks.com
on Tuesday February 22, 2011 @08:09AM (#2249756)
Love it! Nice clean and simple without the clutter of non-hacker type books!
Re:The #1 Goal of Your Website
on Wednesday January 12, 2011 @10:32AM (#2096427)
Great suggestions!
Improving Web Conversions In 3 Key Steps - notes / TechZing #98 w. Lance Jones
A/B Test Your Ruby Camping Web App Using ABingo (Part 2)
A/B Test Your Ruby Camping Web App Using ABingo
Re:Refinements in Ruby — Monkey patching for friendly monkeys
on Sunday November 28, 2010 @11:12AM (#1947548)
Thanks for the summarized analysis Magnus. The syntax for defining and using refinements looks very clean. I'm looking forward for this feature to be included natively.
Re:How I Sold Red Swoosh to Akami for $19m (audio)
on Saturday August 28, 2010 @07:41PM (#1642662)
Amazing interview about the ups and downs of startups, and the shear determination of growing a technology seed into a powerful platform.
Re:Version 2.0 of the Ruby Camping framework is out
on Friday April 09, 2010 @12:27PM (#1253114)
Actually yes - see http://camping.rubyforge.org/book.html
Version 2.0 of the Ruby Camping framework is out
http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/360767
"Wow. After 199 commits, 11875 lines of diff and 1284 days, it's an honor to present a new, freshly baked version of the microframework; now built upon Rack and weighing only 3072 tiny bytes. (That's exactly 3k!) " wrote Magnus Holm, the project scoutmasterMicroframeworks are still a trend as confirmed with on-going working around Rack, Sinatra, and Rails 3.So check-out the new features and go...
Re:Ask HN: would you give us feedback about our saas directory ?
on Saturday March 20, 2010 @09:51PM (#1207377)
I like the idea to have a place to catalog API-based solutions. It would be interesting to have folks vote for popular APIs.