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It's a really, really fun app. I wish I'd made it.<p>Don't get intimidated by the hype about all that crazy stuff you have to know. Everybody learned one language or tool at a time, same as you.

Really cool. I like that it looks simple but elegant. Did it take some effort to make it that easy to use?

I wrote a blog post about my journey in building this (<a href="http://biaanghel.tumblr.com/post/117116852474/building-my-first-application-a-story-of-how-i" rel="nofollow">http://biaanghel.tumblr.com/post/117116852474/building-my-fi...</a>). After writing it I'm wondering if it's even possible for a new programmer, let alone a female programmer, to get a real, good paying job as a developer. It seems that there are so many technologies to learn and the bar is ever higher. Would be interesting to hear any successful / unsuccessful stories. I guess what I'm asking is: do I even stand a chance?

Why does your gender matter?

It would be more fun if people would actually respond...

line 2 of randomchat.js throws the error 'syncninja is not defined' (on both Chrome and Firefox)

It's a really, really fun app. I wish I'd made it.<p>Don't get intimidated by the hype about all that crazy stuff you have to know. Everybody learned one language or tool at a time, same as you.

Really cool. I like that it looks simple but elegant. Did it take some effort to make it that easy to use?

Why does your gender matter?

It would be more fun if people would actually respond...

line 2 of randomchat.js throws the error 'syncninja is not defined' (on both Chrome and Firefox)

Show HN: I decided to change careers, Random Chat is my first app

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Show HN: I decided to change careers, Random Chat is my first app

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