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(Sep 4, 2014 09:06 PM)Jυstin Wrote:  Nice! Is there a way for us to see a list of the Awards?

Yes, you may view this by going to: http://inspirecoding.com/forum/myawards.php
We're looking forward to seeing new members here!
Very nice forum, glad I signed up. 🤝
(Sep 6, 2014 02:42 PM)LaFerrari Wrote:  Very nice forum, glad I signed up. 🤝

Thank you! I hope you continue to enjoy the forums.
Vouch for the site :)
I hope the site and forum continue, it looks promising and we could only hope for it to grow and become something amazing.

I recommend joining if you haven't already.
(Sep 6, 2014 02:46 PM)c x y k Wrote:  Vouch for the site :)
I hope the site and forum continue, it looks promising and we could only hope for it to grow and become something amazing.

I recommend joining if you haven't already.

Thanks for your support! I really appreciate all of you guys!
This forum is fucking dope guys. Check it out!

Put Java as your referrer please <3.
(Sep 6, 2014 04:26 PM)Sholay - Wrote:  This forum is fucking dope guys. Check it out!

Put Java as your referrer please <3.

Yes, set Java as your referrer :)

He's awesome :)
I think your main site needs a little more design work. You don't have equal margin/padding for your sections, and in my opinion the main text in the body is too heavy.

However, I am too designing a coding website. Im not expecting anything to come from it, I'm literally only doing it to keep myself busy whilst Im not studying.

Spoiler (Click to View)

But yeah, I started this design early this morning.

Either way, good luck with you site dude
(Sep 6, 2014 06:35 PM)Nur0x Wrote:  I think your main site needs a little more design work. You don't have equal margin/padding for your sections, and in my opinion the main text in the body is too heavy.

However, I am too designing a coding website. Im not expecting anything to come from it, I'm literally only doing it to keep myself busy whilst Im not studying.

Spoiler (Click to View)

But yeah, I started this design early this morning.

Either way, good luck with you site dude

I quit on the original inspirecoding.com

Hasn't been touched in a while.
(Sep 6, 2014 06:39 PM)Programming Wrote:  I quit on the original inspirecoding.com

Hasn't been touched in a while.

How come man? You've got a pretty decent domain, with a little bit of effort and marketing, you could get that generating visitors with the right content.
(Sep 6, 2014 06:40 PM)Nur0x Wrote:  How come man? You've got a pretty decent domain, with a little bit of effort and marketing, you could get that generating visitors with the right content.

I can't make 100+ video tutorials for 5+ languages for myself without an investor to help me out in some sort (to pay people to make videos with me).
(Sep 6, 2014 06:42 PM)Programming Wrote:  I can't make 100+ video tutorials for 5+ languages for myself without an investor to help me out in some sort (to pay people to make videos with me).

You should go on Shark Tank, that show is great.
You don't need to buddy.

Honestly, get a decent design sorted for your main site. Then create a basic splash page with email sign ups. Then, just create the first two or three tutorials for each language. So, for myself. Im doing UI/UX Design in Photoshop, HTML, CSS/SASS/, Javascript, PHP, RoR, Python, iOS Development in Swift, and Android Development.

I've been making tutorials for about 3 months now, but I only have around 3 for each language. Once I launch the site, Ill post all the tutorials. After that, I'll see what's the most popular and see where the traffic is going.

It's just about having a good market plan bro, it's all about quality not quantity. Aim for decent quality videos. There's nothing worse than a 10 min video that explains jack shit, each video only needs to be about 3/5 minutes. You just need to split them down in to good functioning segments etc
(Sep 6, 2014 06:48 PM)Nur0x Wrote:  You don't need to buddy.

Honestly, get a decent design sorted for your main site. Then create a basic splash page with email sign ups. Then, just create the first two or three tutorials for each language. So, for myself. Im doing UI/UX Design in Photoshop, HTML, CSS/SASS/, Javascript, PHP, RoR, Python, iOS Development in Swift, and Android Development.

I've been making tutorials for about 3 months now, but I only have around 3 for each language. Once I launch the site, Ill post all the tutorials. After that, I'll see what's the most popular and see where the traffic is going.

It's just about having a good market plan bro, it's all about quality not quantity. Aim for decent quality videos. There's nothing worse than a 10 min video that explains jack shit, each video only needs to be about 3/5 minutes. You just need to split them down in to good functioning segments etc

I know, I have 10+ tutorials saved but I've just given up.


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