You’ve made it all the way to Iraq War propaganda? I’m still working through Harry Potter is Literal Witchcraft propaganda 😬
October 14, 2025 at 4:55 PM
You’ve made it all the way to Iraq War propaganda? I’m still working through Harry Potter is Literal Witchcraft propaganda 😬
Would love to hear your thoughts @jclermont.com 🙏
April 2, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Would love to hear your thoughts @jclermont.com 🙏
Really appreciate the info! I'm new to this, so still learning 😅
April 2, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Really appreciate the info! I'm new to this, so still learning 😅
Got it, thanks for the info.
I guess we more frequently have clients with a set budget+specific features, then we use time+scope to make it work for us. They're usually shocked by how much we get done compared to other dev shops (thanks Laravel), so it seems to work.
Thoughts on that approach?
I guess we more frequently have clients with a set budget+specific features, then we use time+scope to make it work for us. They're usually shocked by how much we get done compared to other dev shops (thanks Laravel), so it seems to work.
Thoughts on that approach?
April 2, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Got it, thanks for the info.
I guess we more frequently have clients with a set budget+specific features, then we use time+scope to make it work for us. They're usually shocked by how much we get done compared to other dev shops (thanks Laravel), so it seems to work.
Thoughts on that approach?
I guess we more frequently have clients with a set budget+specific features, then we use time+scope to make it work for us. They're usually shocked by how much we get done compared to other dev shops (thanks Laravel), so it seems to work.
Thoughts on that approach?
Can you explain more about "We never commit to feature scopes..."? I don't fully follow.
If someone comes to you with a project and wants features X, Y, and Z then what do you commit to? Time-based?
If someone comes to you with a project and wants features X, Y, and Z then what do you commit to? Time-based?
April 1, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Can you explain more about "We never commit to feature scopes..."? I don't fully follow.
If someone comes to you with a project and wants features X, Y, and Z then what do you commit to? Time-based?
If someone comes to you with a project and wants features X, Y, and Z then what do you commit to? Time-based?
Understood! Happy to contribute / help in whatever way I can. Really appreciate the high quality videos you’ve put out 🙏
March 4, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Understood! Happy to contribute / help in whatever way I can. Really appreciate the high quality videos you’ve put out 🙏
Example: I know how to follow a tutorial on making a clickable GUI, but what about connecting data? Are there ORM’s in a C project? I assume the UI logic should be split from data logic? The basic architecture part has been hard to figure out. I’ve made mobile apps. Is it similar to that?
March 2, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Example: I know how to follow a tutorial on making a clickable GUI, but what about connecting data? Are there ORM’s in a C project? I assume the UI logic should be split from data logic? The basic architecture part has been hard to figure out. I’ve made mobile apps. Is it similar to that?
I’ve recently been tinkering with native GUI apps, motivated by your videos about C and Clay. As a web dev it feels like I’m way out of my depth. Would you consider a video for a complete noob on how to go from zero to simple app? As in: how does my web / MVC knowledge apply to a native project?
March 2, 2025 at 5:20 PM
I’ve recently been tinkering with native GUI apps, motivated by your videos about C and Clay. As a web dev it feels like I’m way out of my depth. Would you consider a video for a complete noob on how to go from zero to simple app? As in: how does my web / MVC knowledge apply to a native project?