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www.cic.gc.ca 13y ago

The new Start-Up Visa Program

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qumble.org 13y ago

Windows Open Source- Qumble

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go.hodspot.com 13y ago

Why Samsung rules Android ?

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go.hodspot.com 13y ago

Sound of MP3 players

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go.hodspot.com 13y ago

oDesk.com is spying after you.

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

Ash HN: Which is best to host web app?

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

Ask HN: Steps for first SEO

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news.ycombinator.com 14y ago

Ask HN: What to write on landing page?

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news.ycombinator.com 14y ago

Codecademy- Announcing brand new forums

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www.google.com 14y ago

Google Affiliate Ads for Blogger

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news.ycombinator.com 14y ago

Ask HN: Help me find a name

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thelevator.co.il 14y ago

Elevator: Why Take the Stairs When You Can Take the Elevator

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blog.gigantt.com 14y ago

Cracking a Safe with UX

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www.just-food.com 14y ago

Starbucks in Israel: what went wrong? [2002]

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www.any.do 14y ago

Funny- Any.Do eye movement

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news.ycombinator.com 14y ago

Ask HN: Please recommend a good outsource site

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www.dzone.com 14y ago

JavaScript from scratch

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www.dzone.com 14y ago

Python vs. Javescript

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

JavaScript vs. Python

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Python from scratch has been deffered

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Python from scratch vs Battleships

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news.ycombinator.com 14y ago

Ask HN: What to learn to create amazing sites

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Python from Scratch- The shortcut

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Python from scratch- RegEx

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Python from scratch- The journey continues

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blog.djindexes.com 14y ago

Why Apple and Google Aren't in The Dow Jones Indexes

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Websense Europe- Open positions

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Python from scratch- Part 2

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Python from scratch

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go.hodspot.com 14y ago

Dropbox- Move your files in few seconds [Guide]

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I bookmarked your link. looks good and long :-)

I am not programmer, only Web App owner. I have people that code for me and now that the site is finished and about to release i would like to know what steps should i take.

Got the picture. Well, that will not put me down. I have CS degree, I have 14 years experiences in High-Tech industry as a QA and lots of knowledge. My goal is to be a founder of a similar site (technically) like 24floors.com and I need to start somewhere. Thanks tzaman.

Looks shorter, i need to learn what you wrote and tell you if it is OK or with bug. Anyway thanks for dropping your comment

Somehow it looks easier and clearer to use TAB over Spaces. Now that you linked me PEP8 (First time i see it) i will start using 4 spaces. Thanks for your comment

Thanks for your answer. I wrote it to show example of my confusion.

Anyhow. I read your words and will code it later tonight. Thanks man.

Python from scratch 15 years ago

I guess both: To test since i am a tester anyway. To develop because i want to create something. Somewhere in the distant my goal is to open my own Start-Up

Hard to answer but: 1. know the design better then anyone else. 2. Be ready with any question that may come up. 3. Know what your guys do at any time. 4. Plan a good gantt. 5. Be a friend with your team until it comes to work decisions. 6. Backup your team against anyone outside the team.

I must say most of the comments here are either irrelevant or bunch of crap: You asked about software test and people wrote you about automation which is irrelevant to your question. Tips from 4dr144n are very good.

I am doing QA for the last 13 years, so these are my tips: 1. Do not take anything as OBVIOUS. for example- People say the sun rise from the east. how do you know? did you see it? you should test it and confirm it is true. 2. To find many bugs doesn't mean you did a good job, you should try and find the quality ones. we call it 'Show Stopper' because they block the software from being shown to the public. 3. GUI bugs are as important as functionality ones. 4. Become a friend with the developers but let them eat shit with your bugs. it will be easier for them to handle a shit from a friend. 5. When you report a bug- be as much as informative as can be (screen captures, logs, debugging). the developer will appreciate it 6. Be the best in the company about the feature you are testing, make them feel you are the focalpoint of that feature.

good luck man

1. name (diglig) means nothing to me, even sounds stupid. 2. 'your do engine' below the diglig using small and not pleasant font 3. I had to read it 3 times to really understand what you are doing 4. Too much gifs, text and colors. You have to keep it KISS 5. The follow us appears twice (where logo and below gifs) 6. Why Email* ? 7. bottom links do not work

Bottom line- Unless you asked me to review- In real life i would not stayed their more then few seconds.

Good luck Guys

May i suggest my own secure system: It is well known that the weakest part in any security system is the password, not many remember them and most of the people (especially the average ones) just hand write them and stick on the monitor. Solution- create a system of your own inside your brain to remember a password, do not use a software, application, stick note or else. use your own brain.