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What can we learn from the orginal StartupWeekend? How can we make our weekend more successful?
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| bradmaier | Platform | 0 | Aug 17 2007, 1:10 AM EDT by bradmaier | ||
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Why not go with Python and Django (Django after all was developed by a Chicagoan)?
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| widefido | Platform | 1 | Jul 31 2007, 1:53 PM EDT by widefido | ||
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What type of programming language and platform would you like to code in? (PHP, Python, C#/ASP.NET, Ruby/Rails, etc)
I think it would be best to stick to an open source language. Something that is easy to prototype in. Something that the majority of the developers will know and understand. |
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| Anonymous | Location | 0 | Jul 31 2007, 1:30 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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We're in the final steps of sealing a location with our first sponsor.
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