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I hope its a big update with static types

System76 makes some awesome laptops. Linux as a first class citizen.

I just update my hosts file haha

If you have built a program in any other language I would say rewrite that program in GO. The benefit being you already solved the the domain logic of the program the only thing you need to focus on is writing/learning GO.

If this is your first programming language or attempt to learn to program I would say to just pick a small but simple app/program and just go ahead and build it. Don't spend too much time on reading articles or video tutorials just get your hands dirty as soon as possible.

How's your experience using flutter web? I love flutter and dart used it for a few mobile apps. Tried using Flutter Web and felt like it was missing a lot to make it usable in production.

Location: Delray Beach, FL

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Go, JS/TS(React, Vue, Aurelia, Angular), PHP, Python, Postgres

Resume: https://bit.ly/2p7IjF3

Email: hirethreeaccents @ gmail

GitHub: https://github.com/threeaccents

FullStack developer focusing on building backend APIs and SPA/PWA front ends. Currently a lead developer at venuegenie.com with plenty of startup and agency experience. Even if the position doesn't hit one of my strengths don't be afraid to reach out I'm always open to learning something new.

"The addition of Alford, an African-American woman, comes as Facebook and other Silicon Valley companies strive for the inclusion of more women and minorities in their boards and throughout their workforces."

Honest note why do they have to add she's an African-American woman it just makes it seem the only reason she was hired was because she was a minority and not do to her skill set.

Thanks I had actually seen this while looking into a workaround for us. However I thought that LitHTML elements only worked with other LitHTML elements since you need the correct bundler for it. StencilJS projects don't have any bundling system.

Also give StencilJS a look. It's a compiler instead of a framework or library. The end result is pure vanilla components https://stenciljs.com/

Web components are awesome I've been using them in production using StencilJS for a pretty large app for about a year now. Even though browser support is widely available there are still a few gotchas with web components, specially Shadow DOM. Not all community tools have caught up as well. For example you can't use Stripe v3 with Shadow DOM. Most analytics tools also cannot access the Shadow DOM. We had to remove Shadow DOM from all our components that were using it. In my opinion Web Components are definitely the future but there's still some catching up to do before we can claim it can replace frameworks.

Location: South Florida

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Primarily looking for remote work.

Technologies: GO, JavaScript, PHP, Python. FullStack Developer. Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IivckPPIVhQqsQKABeMzwrgi...

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Github: http://github.com/threeaccents

PWAs are not supposed to replace native apps just to augment today's web apps.

Did you have to prove your system was logging real data?