AlexLa

  Location: Minsk, Belarus
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Full-stack - React (  React + Redux  ), Node.js, SQL/NoSQL(MongoDB, Redis), etc.
  Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/alex-ladyga-cv-2
  Email: [email protected]

Full-stack web developer with 10+ years of development experiene, a focus on user experience and beautifull design.

Manual backup to external HDD + automatic backup to google drive with this app https://support.google.com/picasa/answer/4392268 I also like the opportunity to view these photos through Google+ Photos interface.

HN Admistration stated that they don't allow posting these type of topics from regular accounts as they bring karma disbalance. And they don't see such a value in this topic to make submission created by the "whoishiring" account bot.

Thanks, you gave me some food for thought

We are expecting our first baby in a couple of months too. So, no real experience here but I want to share some info that I gathered from different sources, in case it might be helpful.

If the baby cries at night and don't want to eat its a sign to look for another reasons. There's non obvious one: gases in the tummy. They appear because of an adrenalin which baby got with the milk. If mother is angry/stressed an adrenalin goes into her blood and then into milk. The baby eats, his tummy filles with gases, he cries, mother wakes up stressed and so on... The way to get out of this loop is to decrease the amount of stress for the mother. I know it's hard, because of harmones rage in her blood but you need to be a psychologist here and try to calm he down.

Like they say, keep calm and carry on. It should get better in few weeks.

SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack web developer based in Minsk, Belarus. Seeking remote work. Freelance project or contract.

Main skills: Server side: Node.js, PHP; Databases: MongoDB, MySQL; Client side: plain JavaScript, jQuery, Backbone.js, etc. Layout: HTML5, CSS3 Strong UX and basic design skills.

http://glockanalytics.com - development and design. Running on node + mongodb. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/g-lock-double-opt-in-man... - Just finished writing the successor of this plugin. Will be released next weak.(I'll put the description on my website: http://tweakmode.com)

I mostly do the Node.js development now, but can also do some wordpress plugin development. Sadly the rest of my projects are under NDA.

I started freelancing not so long ago, so while I don't have a good portfolio for now I'm lowering the price for my work.

Github profile: http://github.com/neocoder

My email: [email protected]

SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack web developer based in Minsk, Belarus. Seeking remote work in US company with possibility to relocate in the future.

Main skills: Server side: Node.js, PHP Databases: MongoDB, MySQL Client side: plain JavaScript, jQuery, Backbone.js, etc. Layout: HTML5, CSS3 Strong UX and basic design skills.

http://www.fastblogfinder.com/ - wrote a blog search engine for the app.

http://www.fastdirectorysubmitter.com/ - wrote the app and a PHP backend.

http://glockanalytics.com - wrote and designed from scratch. Running on node + mongodb.

I did two more node.js freelance projects. One is a video processing service and the other is a realtime web application part of a financial trading platform. Sadly I can't disclose more info due to NDA.

Github profile: http://github.com/neocoder

Before web development was doing programming for windows with Delphi and C.

My email: [email protected]

Although I missed Steve, Siri and the new camera really impressed me.

I'm thinking of a platform to build a reliable offshore dev teams. Are those offshore developers freelancers or it's a team that work only on your (or maybe one or two more clients') projects?

> Our startup: a non-funded fashion directory service. ... > They want to build something else (a social game) but in the same field.

This reminds me of luckychic.com guy that PG talked to at TehcCrunch office hours. http://techcrunch.com/2011/05/25/absolute-must-watch-office-...

Because there is no GitHub for bzr. I think git gained it's popularity mainly because of GitHub and Launchpad is just not good enough.

P.S. Let me know if somebody's going to build a "BzrHub".

Check out http://ui-patterns.com/ maybe it will help.

Yeah, twitter experience could be really painful sometimes. That's why I asked is it worth to work on the problem. But I didn't know that twitter guys answered the question few months ago in their TOS.

You should try them out. When I bought myself one I lay for a couple of minutes on each of 4 models to see if it's comfy for me.

But don't buy too soft mattress. It could seem really cool at first time but your back will hurt like hell next morning. Beside it's more healthy to sleep on a hard mattress.

Anyway all of mattresses I saw are two sided. One side is little softer then other. Test the harder side at the store (it should be comfy for you) and if after several nights your back will hurt - flip to the soft side. You need to sleep a several nights on the mattress as your back needs a time to get used to it.

No, thanks for pointing out. I didn't know they put it into TOS. At the time I read about it, it was more in a form of advice.

Thanks for reply. I think I'm going to implement this project sometime for myself anyway. And maybe release it to public. I thinking of some project to start to work on and one of the ideas was this twitter client and another one is a project management app (which is hard to market).

I think none of our customers use ISP's smtp servers to send their mailings. ISPs often set limits for their mail servers. Most of the users have websites, so they use their own smtp servers. Easymail won't hurt deliverability rates at all because it uses the same technology as MailChimp or CampaignMonitor ( including the DomainKey and DKIM ) but it's a standalone desktop application.

The main disadvantage though is that you need your PC to stay running all the time when you send a campaign.