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We’ve got (or will have) quite a lot of validation in Pushhit and because we’re trying to de-couple Microsoft from ASP.NET wherever possible :) we’re not using any of the standard validation controls. This is mainly because their validation controls are generally a bit useless and output some nasty markup, they also don’t integrate well with our FLASH (this is our standard way for outputting error messages). Anyway, moving on… it’s kinda forced me to better understand regular expressions.

We’ve just managed to get a decent amount of angel funding for Pushhit, whilst we we still need a little more, we’re now in a position to hire a PHP developer full time.

Before we look at how to produce a great plan, lets learn from the lessons of history – why do most plans not work?

We started to get quite a lot of comment spam, it was one of those problems that we knew would come sooner or later. We thought that it was better to get something up and then refine it later…