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Product updates and our thoughts on getting work done.
A few tips for creating screencasts from the developers perspective.
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Jeremy Kratz
We've just updated DoneDone to address some popular requests for the Release Builds feature. Take a look! When you create a new Release Build, you can now choose the server environment you're building to.
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Jeremy Kratz
We're excited to announce two big updates to DoneDone today: more robust issue export options, and a new way to attach images to your issues.
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Jeremy Kratz
This year will mark my seventeenth year programming on the Web. It all started in the late nineties in college, dabbling in table-based web design, classic ASP, and Microsoft Access databases.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
As a programmer, it's always important to push yourself beyond your comfort zone. Find out why.
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Jeremy Kratz
Remote working is something that companies need to prepare for as much as the employees.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
2011 was the year I finally got tired of driving. At the time, I commuted to downtown Little Rock from my house in the suburbs.
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Jeremy Kratz
Programmers often do much more than writing code. Frequently programmers provide customer support as well.
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Jeremy Kratz
Regardless of what path to programming you take, there are many things -- too complex and nebulous to explain concretely -- that stand between those who want to become great programmers and those who, by unanimous agreement, are.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
Bugs happen in programming. To reduce bugs, test through 5 steps and focus on finding leaks rather than puddles.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
This week, DoneDone turns five years old. I wanted to tell you a little bit about our story and what we've learned.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
On Wednesday, a security vulnerability surrounding OpenSSL called “Heartbleed” was revealed. It’s a bug that most affected websites, web hosts, and software developers around the world remediated within hours.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
A few tips for creating screencasts from the developers perspective.
-
Jeremy Kratz
We've just updated DoneDone to address some popular requests for the Release Builds feature. Take a look! When you create a new Release Build, you can now choose the server environment you're building to.
-
Jeremy Kratz
We're excited to announce two big updates to DoneDone today: more robust issue export options, and a new way to attach images to your issues.
-
Jeremy Kratz
This year will mark my seventeenth year programming on the Web. It all started in the late nineties in college, dabbling in table-based web design, classic ASP, and Microsoft Access databases.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
As a programmer, it's always important to push yourself beyond your comfort zone. Find out why.
-
Jeremy Kratz
Remote working is something that companies need to prepare for as much as the employees.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
2011 was the year I finally got tired of driving. At the time, I commuted to downtown Little Rock from my house in the suburbs.
-
Jeremy Kratz
Programmers often do much more than writing code. Frequently programmers provide customer support as well.
-
Jeremy Kratz
Regardless of what path to programming you take, there are many things -- too complex and nebulous to explain concretely -- that stand between those who want to become great programmers and those who, by unanimous agreement, are.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
Bugs happen in programming. To reduce bugs, test through 5 steps and focus on finding leaks rather than puddles.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
This week, DoneDone turns five years old. I wanted to tell you a little bit about our story and what we've learned.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
On Wednesday, a security vulnerability surrounding OpenSSL called “Heartbleed” was revealed. It’s a bug that most affected websites, web hosts, and software developers around the world remediated within hours.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
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