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Many of us have at some point dreamed of uploading an app or launching a web-service and becoming fabulously wealthy. For the most part we are all sadly mistaken.
This episode is all about dashing dreams and facing the biting wind of reality.
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- Emmet rights in again, sharing a solution to his issue.
- Charles schools me a bit on the nitty gritty differences between LLVM and GCC. He also points out that C was at one point called “Portable Assembler”, so HAH!
- Nicholas sends me a message in C!
- James asks if I am using the Intel River Trail API at all and asks if we have a CR subreddit.
- Atcl shares a great resource and some thoughts on the value of knowing assembler
- Brandon would like some information on services like oDesk, eLance, and vWorker as a source for work.
- Thomas and a number of others have joined me in trying Pomodoro coding and overall they seem to like it.
Technical Dependencies
- What’s a dependency?
- Dependencies you must take.
- The risk of taking too many dependencies
- Avoiding Dependencies
- This sounds an awful lot like “Not Invented Here Syndrome”
Distribution Dependencies: What Is a Store When It Wants to Be More?
- GOLD RUSH!
- Do App Stores show preference to “certain” developers?
- Distribution limited API’s?
- Those rankings are legit… right?
- Those reviews are real… right?
- App Stores put small and large developers on a level playing field… maybe… no?
- These problems are coming to an OS near you.
Human Dependencies or the Rockstar Syndrome
- About that bus….
- Fire any and all “Rockstars”
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