Free ReSharper license for contributors from JetBrains
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Gáspár Nagy
Feb 13, 2012, 4:42:15 AM2/13/12
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Good news!
We've got a free ReSharper (full edition) license from JetBrains!
Thank you!
The license can be used by project contributors. If you feel like a
project contributor (you are active in the community and/or had pull
requests) and need the license details, please contact me per mail.
Br,
Gaspar
We've got a free ReSharper (full edition) license from JetBrains!
Thank you!
The license can be used by project contributors. If you feel like a
project contributor (you are active in the community and/or had pull
requests) and need the license details, please contact me per mail.
Br,
Gaspar
Roman Gavrilov
Feb 13, 2012, 10:11:08 AM2/13/12
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Qudos to jetbtains!
Darren Cauthon
Feb 13, 2012, 9:02:33 PM2/13/12
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Now if only there was a way for contributors to get a license to use
Visual Studio Pro, then I'd be in business...
James Crowley
Feb 14, 2012, 3:18:13 AM2/14/12
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BizSpark is a relatively easy way to get one if you have an idea for building a .net SaaS, website service or product (so long as it's not consultancy/bespoke) - www.microsoft.com/bizspark.
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Darren Cauthon
Feb 14, 2012, 7:14:00 AM2/14/12
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James,
You are right, BizSpark is great for that. But I'm just a regular ol'
developer who wants to keep contributing to OSS .Net project despite
having a Ruby day job.
I've looked at every available option from Microsoft. Their position
is that I should pay $800 to continue.
Darren
On Feb 14, 2:18 am, James Crowley <james.crow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> BizSpark is a relatively easy way to get one if you have an idea for building a .net SaaS, website service or product (so long as it's not consultancy/bespoke) -www.microsoft.com/bizspark.
>
> Sent from my mobile
>
You are right, BizSpark is great for that. But I'm just a regular ol'
developer who wants to keep contributing to OSS .Net project despite
having a Ruby day job.
I've looked at every available option from Microsoft. Their position
is that I should pay $800 to continue.
Darren
On Feb 14, 2:18 am, James Crowley <james.crow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> BizSpark is a relatively easy way to get one if you have an idea for building a .net SaaS, website service or product (so long as it's not consultancy/bespoke) -www.microsoft.com/bizspark.
>
> Sent from my mobile
>
CoderDennis
Apr 10, 2012, 11:18:48 PM4/10/12
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Darren,
Have you applied for BizSpark yet? I can't imagine that you don't have
some app idea that you could be planning to work on as a single
developer startup. At least let them tell you no instead of telling
yourself no. It's worth a shot.
Dennis
Have you applied for BizSpark yet? I can't imagine that you don't have
some app idea that you could be planning to work on as a single
developer startup. At least let them tell you no instead of telling
yourself no. It's worth a shot.
Dennis
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