bjw181

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by bjw181 2y ago
"When you update your code or delete a project, we just remove the container and start up another if necessary" They keep warm containers of your instance in their orchestration
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by bjw181 3y ago
Depends on the project. If its monetary, you need to approach it with a business mindset and the Domain Drive Design standard works well here (although it can be overkill at times) For everything else I think design should drive the backend
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by bjw181 3y ago
I'd say Django. Its fast to get things running, security and CSRF out of the box. Very mature framework with a huge following.
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by bjw181 5y ago
nice
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by bjw181 9y ago
I've read a couple answers on here regarding the situation, but they were all from ~3-5 years ago. The landscape has probably changed quite a bit since then. I feel the market is over-saturated and clients outsourcing to ultra-low bids
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by bjw181 9y ago
I'm curious. I've used GoLang's simple web server before, but I'm interested in what GoLang provides over Node. To me, it seems Go is especially well suited for microservices and tasks requiring a lot of CPU intensive pr
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Ask HN: Looking to start freelancing
2 points by bjw181 9y ago|2 comments
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by bjw181 9y ago
I literally could not keep a straight face watching the first video. Is this guy for real?
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by bjw181 9y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned Redis...Its stored in your server's ram and can store JSON strings.
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Ask HN: How do freelancers compete with ulta-low bids?
3 points by bjw181 9y ago|2 comments
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by bjw181 9y ago
Ah forgot the title. Thank you.
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Ask HN: Good place to look at a CRM database schema?
4 points by bjw181 9y ago|2 comments
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by bjw181 9y ago
React and postgres are great. I think you already have a solid stack with just those two. React offers a lot of what a large framework can eliminating a lot of the fluff things like Angular seems to include. That being said, I don't us
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Ask HN: What are some good open source projects to read through?
2 points by bjw181 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Reading another developers code
3 points by bjw181 10y ago|4 comments
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by bjw181 10y ago
If you're lucky you'll skip to bedroom acrobatics
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by bjw181 10y ago
What is encapsulation in any language? Put simply, we encapsulate mainly to prevent mistakingly altering data. For example, private methods and variables. Class Foo: def __init__(self): self.__im_private()
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by bjw181 10y ago
Location: Orange County, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JS, Node, Mongo, SQL, Angular, HTML/CSS/Bootstrap, Python Resume/CV: https://bwheel181.github.io Email: bwheel181@gmail.co
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by bjw181 10y ago
We use Costar almost exclusively. When you discuss new ways of getting data, how would that be something materially different from Costar? What about innovations for a contact management system?
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What innovations can be brought to the Commercial Real Estate industry?
2 points by bjw181 10y ago|2 comments
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by bjw181 10y ago
I dont know about Xcode but if you youtube "<programming language> speedcoding" you can find some people doing real work.
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Does anyone freelance/travel
2 points by bjw181 10y ago|1 comments
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by bjw181 10y ago
I have a finance degree and am in the US. I've been self taught for the past few years. I know the basics of programming and its easy for me to learn a new language but proving to tech firms here has proved difficult except for small s
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by bjw181 10y ago
1) I'm stuck. Can't make it at a programming job since my major was not CS. 2) Freelance doesn't really work without a portfolio to gain traction Horrible situation because money was never an issue to me. I just wanted to pur
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Becoming Freelance
2 points by bjw181 11y ago|1 comments