This is a really insightful translation of the Uber Holden report to help ensure diversity in team's of any size.
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Enthusiastic front end developer travelling the world as a digital nomad, co-founder of Lanyrd.com
Thanks! We're not disclosing the sum, but we are happy and so are our investors.
Thanks!
Thanks :) that was the idea; I wanted people to get an impression of how it actually felt to be there at the time.
This is our story compiled from tweets and photos over the period of a month, we launched Lanyrd after a week of development and it took off pretty fast. This storify tries to capture those moments.
... and that's why we don't use English as a programming language.
Thinking about "sanitizing" puts you in the wrong frame of mind in my opinion - you should be thinking about ESCAPING. If you're constructing SQL queries sensibly (using an ORM or a library that replaces placeholders rather than concatenating strings together yourself) you won't even have to think about that.
Also on Lanyrd: http://lanyrd.com/2011/sxsw/scqxk/
On Lanyrd that session is http://lanyrd.com/2011/sxsw/scpxh/
It is indeed, also uses all sorts of other exciting back-end moving parts - take a look at our colophon for more details: http://lanyrd.com/colophon
yeah I was so sure that someone would recognise me! I am the only girl in the front row in that photo, Simon is on my right
Thats wonderful to hear! we are getting quite a bit of traction in countries other than the UK and US which is fab
hehe :)
It was a long term honeymoon - we gave up our flat in Brighton and just set off into the world with just our backpacks and laptops. We were also ill in Casablanca (and it was Ramadan so couldn't find any restaurants open) so we rented a flat for two weeks to cook for ourselves and built and launched the first version of Lanyrd.