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My son ( 10 ) wants to build his own website and wants to do it using HTML/CSS. He doesn't want to use a website builder as he wants to understand how it works fundamentally.

I set up a netifly hosted html file to start out with and have taught him the basics of HTML and CSS and how to link to other pages.

Any tips to teach him the fundamentals?

What are the go to resources to learn about raising money as a founder?

How do you insure you are working on the most important items for the TEAM?

Whats the thing that drains you the most?

Where do you reach out to get advise outside of your company?

What is missing from the tools you currently have?

Dev/team lead/managers where do you go for advice on how to effectively lead? Any forums or sites you visit frequently?

I've found native base : http://nativebase.io/, and https://github.com/dabit3/react-native-hackathon-starter

Looking for any others out there to compare Ideally usable for ios and android.

Some things I would want to be able to search on ideally : - Whats the work environment like? - Testimonials from current and former workers. - Tech stack - Remote Ok/Occasional work from home ok - Salary range - Total Funding - Revenue positive? - Continuous Integration? - Recent features launched - Test driven development? - Dev hardware provided - Code reviews? - Interview style ( with examples of how the company screens candidates ) - Values

As a backend developer learning more front end I sometimes encounter weird browser issues. What do you do to solve them? Wondering what other people do when your not an expert with CSS yourself. Do you pay someone to help you fix it things that are time sensitive?

We built this in our free time. Looking for feedback on the overall service and any thoughts of improvement.

Www.getresupply.com

I'm building http://signup.codefix.io but am struggling with getting feedback on if this actually solves a problem for freelancers and what problems I could solve for them. The idea came out of my own experiences doing one off fixes for people.

Anyone have suggestions on how to get feedback from freelance developers and people who would post projects on the site?

Thanks

I'm building a marketplace where people can get qualified developers to work on projects/bugs. And if you have a project/bug that needs work you can find someone on the site as well. The idea came out of people asking me multiple times to "just fix the problem, i dont want help, i'm willing to just pay you to do it". As developers what do you think is missing from the Elance/Odesk type of sites? As project submitters/bugs what would you like to see as features.<p>Every project on my site will be required to be pre-funded ( money sits in escrow ). Devs sign up through Github or Bitbucket.<p>And if you're interested in the beta : http://signup.codefix.io/