gavino

> Future is for everyone

So long as you can choose between running AI locally or a new Corolla

Really funny coincidence, I noticed amazon wasn't loading a couple hours ago. Thought it was my internet so went to example.com to check and noticed the redesign. Figured it was a while ago though.

Nice! I'll add that to the inspiration list

Very similar path for me too, though was all in High School/College courses for me.

Basic HTML class -> Scratch Android dev -> Java course that used Lego Mindstorms -> Exploring Minecraft mods in free time -> Realized I don't really like Java

Could someone explain why these routers are so valuable and pulling acquisitions in the billions?

Honestly, why make it complicated. Just use Rails, and actually ship things.

Working on https://metner.app to give micro-preneurs (people with side-hustles) a dedicated web presence to grow businesses focused on local communities.

Goal is to help people move off of relying on Facebook/Instagram groups. And to support people who want to make some beer/coffee money off of their hobbies.

What features are you missing? That you can't add through skills?

Of course the day I finally decide to try out Cloudflare it goes down.

Location: Reno, Nevada

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: Rails, Javascript, React, Typescript

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dinubs/

Email: [email protected]

I'm a senior software developer with about 10 years of experience working with Ruby on Rails and Javascript. Most recent experience is the intersection of AI and customer success tools. Led teams through scrum master and being a leader for major feature releases.

Location: Santa Clara, CA

Remote: Yes, but prefer on-site

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Javascript (React.js), Rails, Node.js

Personal Website: https://gavin.wtf

Github: https://github.com/dinubs

Email: [email protected]

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Frontend developer with experience working in mobile, and cloud computing. Looking primarily to work with React.js and build interesting products.

Sure! The backend is actually pretty straight forward, it's a NextJS app deployed on Now with a few added endpoints to handle the incoming GraphQL queries.

Then for actually turning the query into a digestable output I used the GraphQL schema builder that handles accepts HTML nodes from the requested page and grabs the right variables.

I remember seeing GDOM a while back when I first started this project, but forgot to write it down as a source of inspiration. I'm gonna add all of these as alternatives, because they're all great :D

Troy and Abed scraping websites!! :D

Nah, I don't really plan on turning it into a company. I'd gladly accept any PR to swap out cheerio, I haven't touched that part in close to a year :D

That link doesn't work for me, but this one does https://www.textile.photos/ :)

Location: Reno, NV

Remote: Yes (tentatively)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: javascript, react.js, angular, node.js, rails, html, css (scss, less), react native

Résumé/CV: On request

Email: [email protected]

Portfolio: http://www.gavin.codes

Github: http://www.github.com/gavindinubilo

It doesn't currently do that, I think it'd be an interesting challenge to try and do that though. It's definitely possible to do.

I had been trying to figure out what would be causing this issue, thanks for pointing it out, I've pushed a fix real quick that will respond whether JSON is invalid or a CSS selector wasn't found on the provided URL.