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Aug 8, 2018 1 hr 13 min

Failures and Shortcomings

from HTML All The Things - Web Development, AI, and Developer Careers Hosted by Matt Lawrence and Mike Karan

In this episode we explore our failures and shortcomings on a variety of our projects ranging from a stock photo resource to a fully-fledged Chrome App game. Show Layout Segment 1 - Starting Up Originally going to be an IT company Opportunity caused us to pivot before the opportunity fell through Decided to continue working in the web development and design field Segment 2 - Lists by Design Product Page: Link First Chrome extension Was mean't to be a bookmarks replacer Added a lot of functionality that bookmarks don't have Segment 3 - Clicks to Riches Product Page: Link Clicker/Idle game in the form of a Chrome App Was supposed to be a smaller version of a larger project Designed to generate revenue whilst working on the larger project Segment 4 - Free Photos Hamilton Website: Link Free stock photo resouce Designed to offer free photos, focussing on the local area of Hamilton, Ontario Segment 5 - Dealing and Mitigating Failure How to deal with failure and get ready for it before it even happens Always learn new things even if a project has failed totally Web News - Windows vs MacOS The age old argument, who will win? Social Links Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Medium

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