albertoleal

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Comment · 8 years ago

Tech stack: Node.js, React, Redux, Python, AWS

I am a developer that is part of a team at RBC Ventures; and we're looking to grow and expand the team with developers that are experienced on either frontend, backend, or full-stack.

You may apply directly through the site, or e-mail me directly at either:

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Comment · 8 years ago

Tech stack: Node.js, React, Redux, Python, AWS

I am a developer that is part of a team at RBC Ventures; and we're looking to grow and expand the team with developers that are experienced on either frontend, backend, or full-stack.

You may e-mail me at either:

- [email protected]

Comment · 9 years ago

Ah I see.

Comment · 9 years ago

How do you change the topbar color?

Comment · 9 years ago

What about: Rust, Ubuntu, Postgres, Hyper

Comment · 10 years ago

The upvote system would've taken care of this post if the community didn't find this interesting.

Comment · 10 years ago

Is it still a trademark infringement if the repository is under the user's namespace? i.e. https://github.com/Marwes

Comment · 10 years ago

Really nice! Like you, I wanted a cli program that largely replace the gui app that I used for GTD (in this case, I was using Omnifocus).

I'm a huge fan of ledger-cli [1] (double-entry accounting cli program); and I wanted to create a GTD cli program that is akin to ledger-cli. As part of learning Rust, I created gtdtxt [2] (named like todotxt), which imho, fits very closely to my ideal usecases of the command-line GTD workflow (e.g. has more features than todotxt). Hopefully it's useful for others.

If anyone is not familiar with ledger-cli, it's just a really fast file(s) parser; and like gtdtxt, not modifying text files is part of the feature [3].

I just created gtdtxt recently, and I'm still dogfeeding it to iron out/add more features. I'm still in the process of writing documentation/tutorial.

[1]: http://www.ledger-cli.org

[2]: https://github.com/gtdtxt/gtdtxt

[3]: http://www.ledger-cli.org/features.html

Comment · 10 years ago

Part 2 here: http://ticki.github.io/blog/lambda_crabs_2/

Comment · 10 years ago

Twitter for Mac, for some reason, ate way too much CPU, and this was the sole reason I went for Tweetbot.

Other than the price tag, was there a reason you didn't go for Tweetbot?

Comment · 10 years ago

How is yaldex.com and javascript-fx.com still running? Are the folks who created them still around and paying for the host and domain?

Comment · 10 years ago

There are lot of tools to migrate them. Example, github.com/babel/babel has migrated their issues to phabricator.babeljs.io

Comment · 10 years ago

You get the advantage of choosing any of those libraries/tools that make up an application (e.g. choosing a router library that makes sense to you [or the team] and/or for your app). Thus, intrinsically the learning curve is much more digestible than grokking why certain parts of a monolithic framework (e.g. Angular) are designed the way they are.

Comment · 11 years ago

Anyone can do that. I was actually wondering if there are software to automate this.

Comment · 11 years ago

How does one set up to use multiple vendors?