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Small time coder, trying to survive.
That's alot of buzzwords!! :
"I learned early on how to drive more effective results by fixing time and flexing scope, while flowing value, and optimizing team health. I also learned the value of figuring out effective product-lines, managing portfolios of investments, finding the best “Hot Spots” on heat maps of customer pain and opportunity, and mastering the art of the WBS (work breakdown structures) and cuttable scope."
I see you got getmefast to design your website, how much of that design is left in the current version, and how was the overall experience with that company? Thanks
As a native russian speaker, I can say with utmost certainty that Russian is NOT the easiest language to learn. In fact, I would argue that it is somewhere on the upper scale of difficulty.
I have been living in North America only 10 years - and I can't even teach Russian to my own kids - we had to get a tutor.
Are you serious? PHP is not "tray full of old rusty instruments". Please give me one concrete example what is wrong with a blog running on PHP. Or a small store? How is the END result differ between say Magento or something running on Django? Could you tell the difference? No, you could not. And while the PHP version would have been up and ready, you would still try to figure out how to properly run WSGI server in shared hosting.
Good luck with your endeavors.
What in the world does language in which the site was made in has to do with success? They were never acquired for technology - in fact, go read about their setup on HA, it's very standard stuff.
If you build a product that gets traction and solid user base with some viral aspect in step 2, you will sell - even if your app/site were made in QBasic.
http://eqldata.com I knew it!