zaitsev1393

Wow thanks for sharing, went straight to Eurotrash and it didn't dissapoint

Same, I don't use any VPNs though.

Are those 9.7k real users? I mean, maybe I am too old fashioned, but whenever I tried to use such tools long before AI, it actually didn't help much. It was much easier to read the codebase and find the needed connection on my own.

It reminds me on NX graphs, which are helpful to find the circular dependencies, but other than that, doesn't provide a lot of value as I can see the same kind of structure just looking at the codebase.

Am I doing something wrong with these tools?

I can understand the aspiration to have the system that can be run from the lowest level out of box tools, but then, I am doing frontend for almost a decade and this is porbably the first time I'm seeing such attention to this specific 'no js' use case, as in this thread.

Maybe I'm not reading enough webdev forums. I agree though that things that don't required js should be written in no js way.

I don't get the people who complain about the website not working with disabled js. Maybe I miss something and a large part of users disable / have js disabled in their browsers for some reason? Why the target audience of the ruby, probably primary web developers, whould do that? Or is this a some kind of secret handshake so community accept you (to build a website that can work with no js)?

No idea why i can't access this website from Ukraine.

Location: Kyiv, Ukraine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JS, TS, CSS, HTML, Ionic, but mostly Angular 2+ and everything about it; can pick up any frontend / backend technology as they all js anyway and i rely on foundamental skills. Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/glib-zaycev-89096a10a/ Email: glib.zaycev@gmail.com

Extra: 6yoe, 2 long term projects, (AngularJS + Rails -> Angular 2+ + Ionic), want to transition to React (preferably MERN). Shoot me a mail or message on Linkedin, I am finishing my job at startup and looking for new challenges.