kachhalimbu

SEEKING WORK - remote

Location: Taipei

Technologies: JavaScript (AngularJS, NodeJS, ExpressJS), Java, Python (Django)

Resume: http://tw.linkedin.com/in/ashishdasnurkar/

Email: ashish.dasnurkar@gmail.com

Currently looking for part-time/full-time REMOTE only. I have 10+ years professional work experience and I have full stack development experience with the technologies mentioned above. My recent work has been on a Ajax UI framework.

Contact me for more details

SEEKING WORK - remote

Location: Taipei

Technologies: JavaScript (AngularJS, NodeJS, ExpressJS), Java, Python (Django)

Resume: http://tw.linkedin.com/in/ashishdasnurkar/

Email: ashish.dasnurkar@gmail.com

Currently looking for part-time/full-time REMOTE only. I have 10+ years professional work experience and I have full stack development experience with the technologies mentioned above. My recent work has been on a Ajax UI framework.

Contact me for more details

Location: Taipei

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript (AngularJS, NodeJS, ExpressJS), Java, Python (Django)

Resume: http://tw.linkedin.com/in/ashishdasnurkar/

Email: ashish.dasnurkar@gmail.com

Currently looking for part-time/full-time REMOTE only. I have 10+ years professional experience and I have full stack development experience with the technologies mentioned above. My recent work has been on a Ajax UI framework. Contact me for more details.

gist.io[1] maybe? [1] http://gist.io/

Reminded me of Taiwan's (now destroyed) Pod village http://www.myseveralworlds.com/2008/05/22/photo-journal-the-...

I highly recommend "Secrets of JavaScript Ninja by John Resig and Bear Bibeault. It tremendously help me level up my JS skills. http://www.manning.com/resig/

I made a jsfiddle and added dat.gui http://workshop.chromeexperiments.com/examples/gui/#1--Basic... so you can modify the "detail" parameter to change the terrain without requiring a page refresh http://jsfiddle.net/kachhalimbu/br8Xd/1/ Full screen result here http://jsfiddle.net/kachhalimbu/br8Xd/1/embedded/result/

I recently bought and been reading through "programming 3D applications with html5 and WebGL" by Tony Parisi. Extremely well written and thorough.

or if you prefer watching instead of reading, watch Douglas Crocford talk about JavaScript early years in this talk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxAXlJEmNMg

This is really cool idea. Kudos to you.

Graph in the middle of that page is zoomable

I agree with this. If you haven't been doing anything in past few weeks, go do something, anything. More mundane the better but it would help you a great deal if you do someone a favor. When I'm burn out I just do the chores around house. I will deep clean my house, my car or just organize my stuff. Send letters, photos to my family. May be not the most productive tasks but it tells my subconscious mind that I'm doing things and this just carries over into the real work. Suddenly I'm back in swing of doing the things that matter.

Bruce McCandless orbiting in a jetpack http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/601259main_jetpack_full.j...

Good to see Taiwan at #8. Lovely country, safe and very friendly. I have been working here for past 7 years. I wouldn't call it cheapest but hey I come from India. Reminds of a news[1] recently that a USA police officer came to Taiwan and was shocked to learn this "Kaohsiung has a population of more than 2 million people. He was shocked to hear the city only averages about 10 murders a year. When his group visited the city of Taitung — a city with a population of about 250,000 people — they learned the last murder was in 2005." [1] http://www.newsadvance.com/go_dan_river/news/danville/articl...

There is also a JSP breakfast store in Taiwan http://iwannagothere.com/userfiles/pictures/0005/5397/P10409...

Everpix sounds like a very good service. Almost too good to be true kind. I'll definitely give it try. I just wonder if I'm auto-posting from one service to others will I end up storing multiple copies within Everpix?

He meant iGoogle http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IGoogle

I deactivated and scheduled to delete it (the option which was so well hidden that time) my account 3 yrs ago and created a new one but with same email account earlier this year. FB magically showed me all my 190 friends in the friend suggestions. I guess they never deleted any of my information.

This is pretty cool and fast. For Java people check out ZK Pivottable http://www.zkoss.org/product/zkpivottable

Do you happen to know? Quick Google search didn't help. Are their any potential security concerns to the user if using their extension?

I'm tempted to fork this, change name to my daughter's name and frame it or make a Tee. Not sure if the author would think of it as disrespectful.

Linux mint 12 at home for personal projects/open source.

The best I have found for advanced javascript to be is "Secrets of the Javascript Ninja"[1] by John Resig and Bear Bibeault. Highly recommended. Currently I am reading "Javascript web applications"[2] by Alex MacCaw and it seems to be well written and to the point as well.

[1] http://www.manning.com/resig/ [2] http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920018421.do

I get 7 days paid holiday here in Taiwan. and additional 1 week as a part of Chinese new year. 2 weeks/year is twice better to me.

You can apply this reasoning to any decision you want to make and talk yourself out of it immediately. But even then at the end of the day you have to make a decision. Why not back yourself to succeed and commit to it for a while. You can always change course later on. Life is all about experiences and learning from ones mistakes. Good luck to you.

Zed himself recommends Django book as the Next Steps[1] at the end of LPTHW. If he wants to dig deep into Python Dive into Python [2] would be a great book to start working on next. For other language I would recommend some static type language just to broaden his programming understanding. [1] http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/next.html [2] http://diveintopython.org/

I moved out of India few years ago and now live in Taiwan. Most of my best friends are in India but few are in US. I have tried all sorts of things personal blog, posterous group blog,google group,google site and other social networks such as Facebook and Orkut but finally we have settled on exchanging emails as the only way to keep in touch. I think it is perfectly normal. Some of us were bothered by having to to leave their inboxes and go to some other website just to check on our group messages and also email provided sort of privacy we were all comfortable with. Almost all of us use gmail for the threaded conversations (gmail) which are great for these sort of emails (photos/events/outing reports)

Those numbers are pretty much spot on. I have lived 5 years in taiwan and most of it in Taoyuan county (jhongli/yangmei) and my living costs were in 10~14k NT$ range.

I'm working in Taiwan for past 5 years

I have a 3 hr daily commute to work. I normally just take a nap or listen to soft music. Occasionally though I listen to Are We Alone http://radio.seti.org/ podcast.