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Looks cool! And the header image looks awesome! Did you use any tool to do it?
I just started a project in NestJS. Prior to this I was working on express for NodeJS backend where I had to do a lot of manual stuff and achieving dependency injection across the application was a pain. I'm impressed with NestJS so far. If I could go back in time and re-work the project, I'd choose NestJS. I've also worked with Rails and Spring boot. With NestJS I get the same ease and flexibility like in Rails and Spring boot.

Finally a great web application framework for NodeJS.

Ask HN: Developer Dashboard: Is there a central dashboard for developers?

In my daily work, I use many tools to get my work done. Some of them are Gitlab, Sentry, Newrelic, Kibana, Slack, Jira, Confluence. The amount of time I spend in switching between these tools to get information decreases my productivity. Is there a tool/product targetting the developers to create a dashboard of contents that I want from the tools?

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Ask HN: Little knowledge a dangerous thing?

I have been learning(trying to be an expert) about new technologies for more than a year now. But, I have not learned any technology to its core or rather map its real implication in real life. I am interested in almost all domains of computer science - ML, AI, Distributed Computing, Browser networking, Game development, IoT, Web development and what not. But, what I have been doing for the...

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Re:Michael Seibel, CEO of YC, is doing an AMA on Friday March 17, 2017 @03:17PM (#13897068)
How does YC feel about funding on AR, VR and mobile games technology?
Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65% on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @08:43AM (#13122423)
Do you use any kinda algorithm for crawling/fetching content from reddit?
How did you do this? What tech stack do you use?

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