Four Traps that Catch Entrepreneurs
"A problem cannot be solved on the same level that it was created." - Albert Einstein
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"A problem cannot be solved on the same level that it was created." - Albert Einstein
In good times and bad, there are jobs to be had. But if you follow the crowds and apply only for positions advertised in the classifieds or on Internet job sites you're doing what everybody else is doing.
It is unnecessary to say that many developers are using J2ME to develop their games and enterprise applications to take advantage of the 'write once, run anywhere' paradigm. Who am I do bash this very noble intention, but phones unlike many other types of computer, have no uniform set of memory and storage parameters that improves over time.
Unless you've been living under a rock for the last several years, you've no doubt been bombarded with the hype surrounding a simple, plain text technology named XML - eXtensible Markup Language. But even with the books, magazines, and web sites dedicated to XML, many developers still have no idea what XML really is, or even how they can use XML in their applications.
As a web site owner, I spend a lot of time online. I also spend a lot of time at other sites. These are the top seven tips I have discovered make or break a web site other than its design appeal.
"It doesn't matter what you say in an advertisement," Esther Hicks told me over dinner with her husband, Jerry, one day many years ago. "People will pick up on the energy in the ads, not the words in the ads," she continued. "They'll respond, or not, based on what they feel from the ad."