"Elasticlunr.js provides Query-Time boosting, field search, more rational scoring/ranking methodology, fast computation speed and so on. Elasticlunr.js is a bit like Solr, but much smaller and not as bright, but also provide flexible configuration, query-time boosting, field search and other features."
this is a massive problem with all kinds of CMS including Drupal which we are using often. Drupal 8 is introducing configuration management, i.e. saving database configuration in yaml files which makes them "gittable". I hope wordpress and other CMS will also adopt this or a similar way.
Thanks for your feedback! We have now got a more detailed intro to how to use the service, etc. More information about the people will be put up shortly.
I started it off as an experiment to see if anybody would pay a dollar to get an answer, and, also to know what kind of questions would be submitted.
Hm, if you would be running a saas business and after 8 years you only have come so far, you'd be dead. roundcube was great back in the days but there are quite a few alternatives now.
I would paper trade for a couple of months, i.e. don't use real money but write down buy/sell actions in your journal. then see if you made money or not. real trading is a lot different but through this you get used to the process.
If you are in technology for ex., I would have a look at tech shares, you will then have a slight information advantage at least.
Trading account: either just talk to your bank (most of them provide a trading account) or find a broker on comparison websites. ultimately the trading fee, if not exaggerated, is not that important if you only dabble once in a while.
Hi, Nader from bondero here. I didn't want to boost any site mentioned. In the discussion thread on the site I even included more sites. I have a startup myself and know how tedious it is to find sites to submit to / generate initial traffic.
Crunchbase is included as it is pretty much a standard if you want to have a startup profile for possible investors, PR people, etc. But you're right. It doesn't drive much traffic.
From personal experience with a family (two kids) my best time to work on a side project was always between 0am and 2/3am. The only downside is that this doesn't work for a longer period of time as you are getting more and more burned out.
The mornings don't work for me as they start pretty early.
Rent has exploded in Berlin and is continuing to climb in Berlin. Also if you look outside the city center, i.e. in Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg oder Prenzlauer Berg.
As single developer you wouldn't need 85qm, true. As a couple you probably want to have min. 50-60qm. My personal taste obviously, but I have a family with two kids and we need more than that :)