When I talk to sponsors and even to friends about the Summit, they always ask me what makes our event different. So here’s the secret: We started this event 11 years ago (under a different name) as an effort to create something amazing and affordable for IT guys in Bulgaria. At the same time we … Read more
If you are heading to BXL for Fosdem and if you arrive earlier as I do you may need a coworking space. Thanks to twitter and some followers I got two nice hints I want to share with you. They both offer a free day for open source enthusiasts. See you there: Beta cowork and … Read more
If you are going to Fosdem 2015, here is some useful info. Co-working spaces Work together with other hackers in Brussels for free before and after Fosdem. Hotels and Hostels Hotels near to Grand Place and to the Delirium Cafe. This location is near to all sights and it’s good idea to stay here instead … Read more
I used to write more about the useful apps on Product Hunt or in my universe, but after talking to a couple of investors about the tendencies in the “modern” startup world, we all agreed that the percentage of useless apps is growing.
Another reason is that everybody is writing about and sharing all kinds of useful apps and I wanted to do something different. So behold, I give you this week’s useless app by Bogo index <- That’s copyrighted
You don’t know where Bulgaria is? It doesn’t matter, because we live in a world where borders are not so important, especially in the startup world.
Imagine you have a website and you want to test it in different browsers. What can you do? You can ask your QA teams to take this task or to use a SAAS like this one. Just add your testing plan into the system, choose your browsers and hit “execute” and in 10 minutes you will have it all done.
If you don’t have an idea what a “test plan is”, you can download a special addon to your Firefox browser.
I wrote an article, that can be found here about the new GitHub Issues, web development processes, using visual feedback and some facts about GitHub:[‘bigdata’,’github stats’,’xkcd comic ban’,’more”].
Actually I am using one old bug from input.mozilla.org project (a.k.a) Fjord. It’s a good 4 mins read full of useful stuff and fun.
If you are interested in the tool I am using to optimize your GitHub Issues processes, it is available for free for F(L)OSS projects from here, but you should read the article first.
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