gauravgupta

SEEKING WORK - New Delhi, India Web/Mobile development

Portfolio & Information: https://squareboat.com/ Contact: gauravgupta@squareboat.com

Here's a blogpost I wrote on dos/donts of giving tech talks - https://medium.com/@gauravgupta/make-a-powerful-point-the-ne...

Hey guys, founder of Spectrum here. If you have any questions about Spectrum, reach me on gaurav@spectrumapp.io :)

It's a valid point. Spectrum is free for now, but eventually there would be some paid plans as well.

Link: https://spectrumapp.io

Me (Gaurav Gupta) and my co-founder on Hackr.io (Saurabh Hooda) met online and we started work in a client/vendor relationship on Lenro.co, Saurabh's original startup. I was running SquareBoat (an app/web development company based in New Delhi) and Saurabh contacted me to build Lenro.co for him.

Two years later, Saurabh decided to close it down but we had by then seen each other's style of working. So for our next startup, we just decided to do it together as co-founders.

Hackr.io is doing well and remains as one of the All-Time Top 50 Hunts on Product Hunt till date.

SEEKING WORK / New Delhi or Remote

I'm a full-stack developer with about 9 years of work experience who's worked with several startups in the past including SlideShare-LinkedIn, Naukri.com etc. in various senior engineering and system architect roles. I started SquareBoat in 2013 - a company to help startups build and scale successful web and mobile products.

Here are some links to my profiles:

Company - http://www.squareboat.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gauravgupta123 Personal - http://gauravgupta.in

Location: New Delhi, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, Laravel, AWS, HTML/CSS, Android, iOS, Angular, React Résumé/CV: http://gauravgupta.in Email: gauravgupta123@gmail.com

I'm a full-stack developer with about 8 years of work experience who's worked with several startups in the past including SlideShare-LinkedIn, Naukri.com etc. in various senior engineering and system architect roles.

There is enough free educational material on the web (google for Hackr.io etc.) What is the point of paying for a course if good (sometimes even better!) stuff is available for free?

My usual go-to website for tutorials: http://hackr.io/tutorials/react

Plenty of people are working as "Cloud CTO's" these days - Basically senior developers (with or without a team of their own) who can help you architect, build and scale your products. Some work on cash, some purely on equity also. They will also offer solid tech advice on other aspects like SEO, Digital Marketing etc. though they may not be experts in those.

In my experience, good technical guys are either blocked by large corporations (the Google's and Microsoft's of the world) or are doing something of their own, so finding good cofounder/CTO talent is a big challenge. The cloud CTO model has worked well for a surprisingly large number of startups.

Disclosure: I work on the same model as well.

Have you tried http://hackr.io?

http://hackr.io was pretty much a 1-man startup for a long time. It's only recently that we got a couple of more people on it.

Any specific ones you recommend? Try adding them to - http://hackr.io

And also on - http://hackr.io

@gurisingh - I'm the founder of Hackr.io and we need plenty of help in running this site :) How about working on it together?

Open source versions of GMail, Google Calendar and Google Apps.

I personally like to follow the best (and frequently updated) tutorials on crowdsourced tutorial websites like Hackr.io for example. Just my 2 cents.

Seems like an interesting concept, but I still find crowdsourced tutorial websites far better and up-to-date. Example: http://hackr.io/tutorials/javascript

Excellent stuff! Exactly the kind of things I'm looking to learn as a developer. I'm posting this to Hackr.io as well.

I would recommend following Hackr's System Administration section. It's been my starting point for most sysadmin learning I have had so far (even though I am a software developer) - http://hackr.io/tutorials/system-administration

SEEKING WORK - New Delhi (India), REMOTE

Technologies: PHP, MySQL, Javascript, Backbone.js, jQuery, MongoDB, AWS

Bio: Ex-SlideShare developer with 8+ years of experience. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gauravgupta123 E-mail: gauravgupta123@gmail.com

This product was #1 on Reddit Programming yesterday but did not receive any love on HN. Why? :(

http://www.reddit.com/domain/hackr.io/

Yeah, I noticed that a lot of developers keep looking for tutorials on a topic but often don't realize that the official documentation is a gem in itself.

Looks useful. You should submit this on http://hackr.io as well.

SEEKING WORK - New Delhi (India), Remote

Technologies: PHP, MySQL, Javascript, Backbone.js, jQuery, MongoDB, AWS

Resume: http://www.gauravgupta.in LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gauravgupta123 Email: gauravgupta123@gmail.com

I have over 7 years of work experience in developing and maintaining large and scalable Web 2.0 applications end-to-end (Conceptualization, Design/UI, Backend and Frontend Coding, Deployment, Server Management, Uptime, Performance, Scalability etc.). People like to call me a "full stack" developer. I have worked for several top-notch web companies in India including Slideshare-LinkedIn, Naukri.com, Educomp, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research etc.

https://clippod.com - Great social plugin for Google Calendar.

"Oh, [it's like] the guys are collecting baseball cards or Pokemon cards."

I don't know if I should find this alarming or whether people like me are now "outdated"

"most of the work I have done is invisible" -

1. Yes, but you could mention the name of those mobile apps. 2. You can ask your clients to mention your name in humans.txt

Just my 2 cents to make your case stronger.

Not a direct competitor, but Ola Cabs comes close.