"Skills for humans" is what originally sparked me to create this app. Everyone was so focused on AI skills that it was kinda sad. I wanted to create an app focused on people and to help people grow. Let me know what you think! Developing this helped me stay sane.
https://github.com/agrin96/VibegraphGenerator
Creates a implementation plan using a graph of components instead of markdown docs and then implements each component in a loop before connecting them. My target was to figure out how to make LLM code more maintainable and a computation graph seemed to be the way. What do you think, any merit to the idea and has anyone tried a similar path?
If you’ve ever used Akka to build an app or service what has you experience been. What are the pros and cons in your opinion?
I’ve just stumbled upon RIAK. It seems like a very cool technology. Almost like an alternative to kubernetes. Has anyone used it in production? Why isn’t it more well known? It seems like an awesome solution.
When I would be excited for is an actual LSP alternative to pylance. Pylance is basically a proprietary monopoly. Kind of crazy for Python to not have its own high performance LSP.
The way I see it is building apps somewhat similarly to SwiftUI is actually a pretty good idea. If you have established rules for how each container expands or fills its content you can build a great web app development experience without getting down into css and html explicitly. Just Vbox container Hbox container text container etc. I can certainly see a niche for this as it is a different style of UI development.
I’ve never been great as a UI designer so doing it in the traditional web stack has always been even harder but I’ve found that with SwiftUI I can usually get 90% of a good look very quickly.
https://github.com/agrin96/PythonResumption
Wanted to share this crazy little idea I had and implemented. Not sure if anyone has tried to do this in python before, but I wanted a way to interrupt a python script and then restart it from the interrupt point later.Obviously the implementation is very POC and simple, but it works. Let me know your thoughts! What crazy python stuff have you done?
Technologies: Python, Pydantic, AWS, Docker, Mongo, Airflow, FastAPI, Svelte, Swift, Terraform.
Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandr-grin-381a63108/ (Can provide PDF resume on request) Email: [email protected]
I have 5 years experience engineering the backend systems for a Data Science and Machine learning team. I've built end to end data pipelines on EKS/Airflow as well as small internal packages for quality of life. I am an engineer at heart and enjoy problem solving and software development in (almost) any language. Looking for a new experience to bring my skills and work ethic to bear solving problems.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gallivant-world/id6469463065
First serious app release I'm decently proud of. Track your travel and unlock the world around you. Includes a heatmap and automated travel goals using "discoveries" feature. Plus all data is totally on device!