Senior full stack engineer with 2 decades of experience, first Django project built in 2006 with dozens of successful projects since. Tons of experience with REST APIs, integrations, payments (Stripe and others) and much more.
Most recent project involves 3 years full time engagement as engineer for fintech company in energy trading, doing complex ETL with tons of external data sources, pandas for data processing.
Senior full stack engineer with 20 years of experience, first Django project built in 2006 with dozens of successful projects since. Tons of experience with REST APIs, integrations, payments (Stripe and others) and much more.
Most recent project involves 3 years full time engagement as engineer for fintech company in energy trading, doing complex ETL with tons of external data sources, pandas for data processing.
Senior full stack engineer with 20 years of experience, first Django project built in 2006 with dozens of successful projects since. Tons of experience with REST APIs, integrations, payments (Stripe and others) and much more.
Most recent project involves 3 years full time engagement as engineer for fintech company in energy trading, doing complex ETL with tons of external data sources, pandas for data processing.
We are a team of senior full-stack developers with extensive experience in many technologies, with a focus on creating modern web applications.
Our first big Django project was started over 15 years ago and quickly became the largest restaurant guide site in Norway.
Our portfolio includes a 3D design tool for outdoor fencing, implemented using THREE.js.
We have followed the developments in the industry, and can produce both traditional applications as well as modern single page apps with a REST-ful backend.
Our latest project is an open-source minimal eCommerce platform designed for local marketplaces, consisting of a Vue frontend with a Django backend using Django Rest Framework. It is also integrated with Stripe and the leading Norwegian payment gateway Vipps. You can find the code here: https://bitbucket.org/vinkel-public/rekord/src/master/
We also have experience integrating different services like payment gateways, CRM systems, Office365, notifications services and many more.
We are a team of senior full-stack developers with extensive experience in many technologies, with a focus on creating modern web applications.
Our first big Django project was started over 15 years ago and quickly became the largest restaurant guide site in Norway.
Our portfolio includes a 3D design tool for outdoor fencing, implemented using THREE.js.
We have followed the developments in the industry, and can produce both traditional applications as well as modern single page apps with a REST-ful backend.
Our latest project is an open-source minimal eCommerce platform designed for local marketplaces, consisting of a Vue frontend with a Django backend using Django Rest Framework. It is also integrated with Stripe and the leading Norwegian payment gateway Vipps. You can find the code here: https://bitbucket.org/vinkel-public/rekord/src/master/
We also have experience integrating different services like payment gateways, CRM systems, Office365, notifications services and many more.
No, for a project I am working on using three.js with requestAnimationFrame, it is capped at the refresh rate the monitor is running on.
So my gaming monitor running 144hz at 1080p runs the application at 144 FPS according to my FPS counter from stats.js[0]
On my laptop running at 60hz it's capped at 60 FPS.
There is a huge difference in the "smooth-ness" as well as reduced input lag on the 144hz vs 60hz monitors. So much that I currently dislike working on the app on <100hz monitors.
I run a leave intent fortune wheel popup SaaS called Listagram (https://www.listagram.com) as a solo founder and doing about $6K MRR with about $1K costs (Heroku, AWS CloudFront).
Have about 100 paying customers.
Yeah everybody hates popups. But I saw a potential for a product and wanted to try doing the SaaS thing after a decade selling software and doing consultancy. It has been a lot of fun, it is thrilling and scary to have my JS loaded on some high traffic sites.
To me it seems the exact opposite than stressed. It seems completely relaxed, him just being honest about nothing and everything at the same time. Taking his time to think before answering, sipping on a drink and enjoying it too.
I agree he doesn't look much like a CEO, but does that need to be something negative? I think I know Musk better as a person after watching this, in contrary to the typical Silicon Valley "CEO" corporate interviews.
EDIT: Should be noted too that this is pretty common for Joe Rogan interviews. Relaxed atmosphere and 2-3 hours of thinking out loud without much structure or agenda.
If this is the issue I think it is ( https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/issues/4550 ), it is unfortunately not only for this beta v3, it is a big problem with the current version of Bootstrap as well.
I would consider it quite crucial. When using Bootstraps responsive features, (which are clearly a selling point) you'd expect something as trivial as a popup-menu to actually work on other than desktop devices.
Well, thanks to software like PhoneGap and Javascript/CSS libraries like jQuery mobile (and many others), writing a "tablet app" is much the same as regular web development.
You can create an app with a native look and feel with pure HTML5/Javascript/CSS, and you can build it as native apps for iPhone and Android, and have it hosted on their app stores with the same codebase.
For platforms that doesn't offer app stores, you can just provide them with an URL to your app so they can use it in a regular browser (also using the same codebase). The development process can also be simplified, since you can do much of the development with a browser, compared to re-compiling for each iteration of development.
There are of course some applications that aren't suitable for being run in a browser, but in many cases you can, and being able to share codebase between all these platforms seems just great.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Javascript/Typescript, Django, Preact, Vue, pandas, Git, THREE.js
Email: jone@idev.no
Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vR9DfWgnKe0Sr4Lz...
Senior full stack engineer with 2 decades of experience, first Django project built in 2006 with dozens of successful projects since. Tons of experience with REST APIs, integrations, payments (Stripe and others) and much more.
Most recent project involves 3 years full time engagement as engineer for fintech company in energy trading, doing complex ETL with tons of external data sources, pandas for data processing.