I quite like this analogy Rod. Nice! It's the first time I've seen it used
(perhaps it's common knowledge?)
Either way...I may be borrowing it ;).
On Saturday, November 10, 2012 12:20:23 PM UTC+11, Rod Clarke wrote:
Steve Blank and Eric Ries talk a lot about failure, but they are not
We've recently been using Bootstrap on our internal projects (e.g.
wishkeepr.com) and, as Ivan said, it's the way to go if you're trying
to get something out there quickly. It saves a heap of time tweaking
CSS (which can often take longer than expected).
It's not too hard to customise elements
@chexton for me :).
On Sep 28, 3:54 pm, Derek Winter derek.win...@ergoconsulting.com.au
wrote:
Hi All,
I’ve set up a list for Silicon Beach twitter-ers. There’s 25 people from the
Silicon Beach emails I've scanned so far on the list … there's bound to be
plenty of other people, so
James,
Firstly, the site looks nice.
More importantly the concept sounds very interesting...is it similar
to Venmo but via Tweets / your own system rather than SMS? I'd love
to find out more purely out of curiosity. I should be attending the
next Bank 2.0 Meetup (whenever that may be) so if
They're both good suggestions and, as the response to this thread
highlights, the time is right.
1. It seems to me that there is a high demand for developers (front
and back end) in the Sydney startup scene so a job board can only help
the process of connecting people. I know myself that often I
