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		ivankirigin on Jan 20, 2008 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Hashrocket: For $30,000 they'll build your web app... I'm saying there is a strong correlation of laggards across fields. If you have a new service, people that lag in another are not likely to take it on initially. So if you have design choices to make, make them to sell to the people that are likely to start using your service first. Worrying about the rest is a waste of time -- and new companies don't have time to waste.

edw519 on Jan 20, 2008 [–]

And I'm saying if you claim to be an expert web app developer (implicit in the "3 day claim"), dynamically rendering to any resolution should be a piece of cake.

comatose_kid on Jan 20, 2008 | | [–]

Just like the "Learn Java in 24 hours" implies that its authors are also experts, right?

ivankirigin on Jan 20, 2008 | | [–]

There is much more to an app, but I see your point.

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