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by aregsar 4y ago
Flask could be one option
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by aregsar 4y ago
Try to transition from developer role to a system architect role.
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by aregsar 4y ago
I found this link that shows how htmx and alpinejs integrate with django. https://www.saaspegasus.com/guides/modern-javascript-for-dja...
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by aregsar 4y ago
You can use wsvincent.com blog and Django books if you go the Django route which I would recommend. Combine that with htmx and alpinejs.
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by aregsar 4y ago
Outsource that stuff and focus on your business value proposition. Start with simple vps on digitalocean or aws or use a service like heroku. Example services for monitoring are sentry for error monitoring, papertrail for logging and pingd
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by aregsar 4y ago
Try transitioning from full stack web dev to back end architect working with microservices and cloud infrastructure
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by aregsar 4y ago
I would take a look at Laravel. It has built in auth{n,z} options and you can deploy it easily with Laravel Forge sass that can deploy to multiple cloud providers using boring MySQL, Postgres and redis. And you still retain control of your
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by aregsar 4y ago
For the life of me I don’t understand why you would do this on the weekend instead of Monday morning when you are getting paid for it, since this work is being done for your employer. Why would anyone trade their weekend time for free for s
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by aregsar 5y ago
In software engineering there are always trade offs between approaches. There are no silver bullets. Context matters. OOP vs Functional, Monolith vs micro services, DRY vs duplication, Unit tests vs integration tests, and on and on. Don’t b
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by aregsar 5y ago
You might try petite-vue
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by aregsar 5y ago
A beginner friendly stack if you like (modern) php 8 is Laravel. You can use Laravel sail to develop using docker without having to install anything on you local machine except for docker of course. You can add in laravel breeze for basic a
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by aregsar 5y ago
For every 20 minutes in front of the screen, go for a 10 minute walk. This has the added benefit of keeping your eyes, back,shoulders,neck, wrists and most importantly your brain in a relaxed state while getting things done. The trick is to
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by aregsar 5y ago
It would be better to focus on html and especially vanilla JavaScript first and maybe even Typescript then start with react. Knowing JavaScript well helps with react. Pluralsight offers a number of excellent courses in all web technologies
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by aregsar 5y ago
Also by the creator of the railtutorial the learnenough.com series
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by aregsar 5y ago
You need to first become a domain expert in some area. Then try to look for problems and areas of improvement in that domain. Notice what kinds of problem users are having and what solutions may already exist. Get involved in the ecosystem
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by aregsar 8y ago
While there are good intentions here, what happens if China and Russia military get ahead of US military in this technology due to us limiting ourselves
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by aregsar 9y ago
I would take a look at Laravel which is php on rails with less magic and more built in features such as authentication and background jobs. The most important thing is that its community is growing rapidly and it has a BDFL ala DHH in Taylo
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by aregsar 10y ago
You want to always be in default startup mode so here is my contrary advice to number 2 which also sets you up for applying number 7 Spend a week setting up your future startup efforts for success at the beginning and then focus completely
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by aregsar 12y ago
"could it be that my interviewers have worked on SEO so much that it’s difficult for them to conceive of non-SEO related strategies for growing a user-base?" ...And from the rejection email "I encourage you to spend more tim