marfusios

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   by marfusios 6y ago

   As a freelancer based in EU working on some US projects, I'm forced to pay 5.5% fee to PayPal or some fix fee to the banks (SWIFT payment). Plus conversion fee from USD to EUR (or my local currency). That's too high for just a si
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   by marfusios 6y ago

   That's gonna be the killer app, low-cost global payments, finally we can accept international payments from non-crypto customers without ridiculous SWIFT or PayPal fees... https://jimmymow.medium.com/announcing-strike-
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   by marfusios 7y ago

   So true, all devs should pay attention to backward compatibility, it would make our industry much more robust
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   by marfusios 7y ago

   You don’t understand. $240K is not cool, $2M is cool. Good luck with hourly billing to get that kind of money. The only way to still doing what we love - software engineering (not some kind of managerial, leading, business role) is fixed
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   by marfusios 7y ago

   Yea? What about routing, forms, state, styles encapsulation, code separation to modules, http clients, etc. A lot of choices for new React project, zero choices for Angular === faster startup.
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   by marfusios 8y ago

   Bullshit, DDD is a way, database should be just plugin.
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   Micro frontends in Angular (fully independent)(github.com)

   1 points by marfusios 8y ago|0 comments
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   by marfusios 8y ago

   +1, as a Freelancer I always prefer to be paid in cryptocurrencies