Tolexx

I honestly don't understand his displeasure at the article being posted here. It reeks of elitism to me.

I think Elixir/Phoenix has to be the best stack currently for building applications with real-time features and that's all thanks to BEAM. Perhaps Go is another decent alternative but I definitely prefer BEAM's concurrency model.

Yes Rails is still a very good choice in 2025 and don't listen to anyone telling you it doesn't scale.

This is quite awesome to see. Kudos to all involved.

I like the Code of Ethics rules. It really resonates with me.

That's so true. They have built a reputation for killing stuff.

This is an interesting article. It will make for an interesting movie too.

>I think command line utilities are in a worse financial position than GUI utilities, because people are accustomed to paying for GUI apps, but aren’t accustomed to paying for things in the shell at all.

I think that's because command line tools are more appealing to technical people. For convenience sake and ease of use, most average computer users will use GUI tools or applications.

I'm really grateful for the gift of life, my family, parents etc. I'm full of hope and optimism that 2024 will be even better.

I'm sorry for your loss. I hope you find the fortitude to get over it.

I play video games, watch football games (LFC fan). I read quite a lot as well.

I got hired here for my very first job as a software engineer last year and I'm still working at the company. I'm going a year plus now and it's been awesome.

Thanks for the links. So many vital information there especially with regards TTY. I had a bit of an issue with it while working with docker sometime thus year. It will be nice to learn more about it.

From Nigeria and wishing everyone a merry Christmas and a prosperous New year ahead.

I have to say that this is an amazing community full of really awesome people. I never regretted being a part of this community and I pray we all keep growing in leaps and bounds.

> The story for Crystal is the same story for many programming languages: grow the interest of users, and find generous funding.

it's the same thing for Elixir as well. they have successfully wooed a few Ruby programmers but not many have completely switched to using Elixir. Again some companies using Elixir are those that want to migrate away from Ruby.

it takes quite a while for a new hot language to become extremely popular and then go on to replace other popular mainstream languages.

>But maybe I'm doing it all wrong, and I should stop working on this to practice leetcode.

Junior here and not as experienced as you are but I resonate with a lot of what you have written so far. I'm more of let my work and projects speak for itself. I also hate leetcode or code challenge kinda interviews. So far I haven't have to take any to get a job and I plan on never taking or doing any. If I see that an interview involves such I will reject it. I can accept a decent take home assignment or technical questions in areas that I will likely encounter on the job.

>Guess I should start my 5th attempt at finally getting good at Rust.

I guess i should do the same too but I have really and man the language is not easy to grok. These days it also feels like if you don't know Rust, you are somewhat "old school".

Check pythonanywhere. They are good.

How can there be apprenticeships when most companies are only looking for senior engineers? They are scared of training junior engineers because they feel that they will leave the company after a few years or even months. This is not always the case.

I currently use jetbrains font on vscode. It's quite good. The bold font-weight and font-size of 15 are the settings I use.

https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/

if going by what the writer wrote about the length of Aron Swartz incarceration is true, then that's way too much (35-year sentence). I mean he didn't kill someone even though what he did might be illegal. I just feel they just wanted to eliminate him. it's also totally unfair that he was erased from the history of reddit without good recognition for his work and contribution.

Don't multitask. Just do one thing at a time. To have full focus I turn off all notifications by setting my cellphone to do not disturb. Then I put on my headphones playing some cool background music without lyrics. The music helps me get in the zone most times. Essentially I don't multitask.

I'm here to learn and to keep up with latest happenings in the world of technology. I believe that there are many smart and intelligent people here doing great stuffs. Interacting with these people helps me to see things in different perspectives.

I will say it's more like statically typed Ruby. It has many frameworks for building web applications of which the most popular seems to be Amber.

Unfortunately it has a small community. For instance in my opinion one would rather build a web application using ruby than crystal. The only ruby-like language that has gained some level of success and popularity is elixir.

It's a growing and popular subreddit. It's a community where people that work remotely discuss on how to take on multiple jobs. A lot of their members are software engineers.

Yeah I do check that as well. There will be a post on that today.

Thanks everyone for your kind words and encouragement.

Hi! I will definitely look at the twitter thread. I have been applying but haven't had any luck. I have gotten a few responses too but haven't landed any gig. I know it's a journey. At the moment I want to get on the job experience and get experience building projects within a team. I'm not asking much in terms of salary. Just working and gaining valuable experience. I have developed a few projects for myself, for friends and some clients.

My email is tolexreal7@gmail.com. Thanks.

Happy new year!! Everyone.

I want to finally get my first job as a developer. I have been trying to transition into tech for the past two years. I have been teaching general and advanced mathematics in high schools here in Nigeria. My goal will be to finally land a programming job in 2022.

Anyone hiring or any senior looking to take a valuable junior under his belt I'm open to working, learning and adding great value. My email is in my profile. I look forward to hearing from anyone.

Since you will be working with machine learning models then using Django web framework or any other python Web framework will be very good for your project. The merit of this is that python thrives well in machine learning and data science and there are many libraries available that you can use to do what you want.

Location: Nigeria

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Django, Elixir, Phoenix, PostgreSQL, Git, HTML, CSS.

4tolexx.github.io

Email: tolexreal7@gmail.com

I'm self-taught and I'm seeking for an internship or junior developer role. I'm at the moment seeking for my first developer role. I would appreciate working with anyone or joining a startup willing to take a chance on me.

I'm very proficient working with the above technologies especially Python/Django. I'm an elixir enthusiast and I have been dabbling with it for a few personal projects. One of my recent work for a client is www.smartstuddy.com.

Feel free to reach out I'm open to opportunities and I'm adept to learning quickly and working with a team.