joepestro | 13 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2013)
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joepestro | 13 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2013)
We're the nation's largest online college athletics recruiting platform, and we're hiring.
Ruby on Rails or iOS developer? Get in touch with me:
http://blog.berecruited.com/careers or email me directly [email protected] (mention you saw this post on HN)
joepestro | 14 years ago | on: Turntable.fm Hits 140,000 Users in Its First Month
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mnciafhfaahhafklck...
joepestro | 15 years ago | on: Engineers Recruit Engineers With Hackruiter (YC S10)
joepestro | 15 years ago | on: Asteroids JavaScript Bookmarklet to blow up any web site
joepestro | 15 years ago | on: Instant Suggestions x15 (for Chrome)
joepestro | 15 years ago | on: Instant Suggestions x15 (for Chrome)
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Vanity - an Experiment Driven Development framework for Rails
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Dustin Curtis's new web app
Note: I developed this iPhone app
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Facebook adds @mentions to status updates.
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Rails Rumble finalists announced - Vote for the best 48-hour micro-app
Wouldn't have been nearly as good without him.
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Listia (YC S09) Is An Awesome Way To Give And Get Free Stuff
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Your World of Text, my current side project. Requires FF3+ or Safari 4, I think.
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: JamLegend’s ‘Guitar Hero For The Web’ Lets You Play Any Song You’d Like
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Apture and Kiw.is = URL shortening with a twist – Blog – Apture.com
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: See what apps were built in a day
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: See what apps were built in a day
Constraints are interesting. Twitter = 140 characters, One Day App = 24 hours. What seems like a hindrance turns out to be what makes them popular and engaging. We can show what we can accomplish in 1 day, and it makes the apps featured here that much more impressive.
I know we learned a lot about what can be optimized and where the time sinks really are when making apps that appear to be simple at first glance. There was a pretty lengthy discussion on HN over the past weeks about the perceived ease of building a site like Stack Overflow. Participating in an event like this shows you first hand all the edge cases and details that get in your way when building an app over the course of a weekend (or in this case, 24 hours). There are always things that come up that you don't think of in the planning stages. For me, I always remind myself to use less theory and more action. It's an easy trap to fall into, endlessly planning and trying to figure out everything in your mind. But in my experience it's often better to work through a problem rather than guess at how I would work through it. Sounds like a simple distinction, but it often makes a big difference.
I hope this becomes a recurring event! It was fun to see what we can accomplish in one day.
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Ask HN: What website project are you working on?
We're doing a 1 day web app event this weekend, so I'll be able to share more about everyone's apps soon!
joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Facebook: Share Photos and Videos Anywhere You Have Email
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joepestro | 16 years ago | on: Web Product Guidelines (Leah Culver)
We're the nation's largest online college athletics recruiting platform, and we're hiring. Our team has smart, fun full-stack engineers (including 3 YC founders), and we're growing quickly.
Ruby on Rails or iOS developer? Get in touch with me:
http://blog.berecruited.com/careers or email me directly [email protected] (mention you saw this post on HN)