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by sitetechie 2y ago
CitNOW | Google Cloud (DevOps) Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE | https://www.citnowgroup.com/careers/ At CitNOW Conversations, part of CitNOW Group, we're developing an automotive messaging platform, connecting car
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by sitetechie 3y ago
Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat Fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybr
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by sitetechie 4y ago
Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and deale
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by sitetechie 5y ago
Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and deale
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by sitetechie 5y ago
Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat Fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybr
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by sitetechie 5y ago
Web1on1 | Google Cloud (DevOps) Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE (Netherlands-based) | https://www.web1on1.chat Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in
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by sitetechie 5y ago
Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and deale
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by sitetechie 5y ago
Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Full-time | Remote | https://web1on1.chat Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and deale
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by sitetechie 5y ago
Web1on1 | Google Cloud (DevOps) Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE (Netherlands-based) | https://www.web1on1.chat At Web1on1 we're developing an automotive messaging platform, connecting car brands and dealers to consumers throu
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by sitetechie 9y ago
ChatShipper | Senior Frontend Developer (React) | Amsterdam, Netherlands | REMOTE okay, https://www.chatshipper.com We are a small (~5) team of experienced developers building a SaaS messaging platform. While working as a fully
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by sitetechie 9y ago
ChatShipper | Senior Backend Engineer | Amsterdam, Netherlands | REMOTE okay, https://www.chatshipper.com We are a small (~5) team of developers building a SaaS messaging platform. While working as a fully distributed team, we v
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by sitetechie 12y ago
Amsterdam (The Netherlands) · Local | Remote · Contract | Freelance Stack: JavaScript (Node.js/Express, AngularJS, BackboneJS), Perl (Dancer), Python (Flask), Ruby (Sinatra) Resume: http://about.peterdevos.com Contact: pet
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, it's on the line above the phone number and email. And the icon on top of the page.
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Very helpful feedback, thank you. Did you know you can create your own (less sh*tty) caricature at my homepage (peterdevos.com)? The first resume you link to is based on a standard resume template featuring C'thulhu ( http://css-tricks.com/
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Yup, using ems for the body font is the problem here, rookie mistake for sure. Thanks for pointing it out, should be fixed now.
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Thank you for your brutal honesty, I really appreciate it. Regarding some your points: 2. How's the layout broken? I'm on Firefox on Windows XP as well, and regarding fonts, this was one of the few Google fonts that actually rendered nicely
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by sitetechie 14y ago
For a fluid layout with rounded corners I would have probably gone with CSS3 (versus corner divs), but since the block is fixed-size I could just suffice with one bubble.png as the background to upgrade the ie8 experience. And left it at th
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by sitetechie 14y ago
> What do you specifically do that makes your code better than the other guys? Nothing specific, I'm just saying I value my code well-structured and readable, as well as DRY and straightforward. The proof is in the pudding (my open-sour
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by sitetechie 14y ago
I agree with your analysis, in principle. However, my formal university education is twenty years ago, and much less relevant to the self-educated Perl programming that I've been doing since. And this format allows me to highlight this rela
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by sitetechie 14y ago
> ETA: I see you do have a link to your company, which is a web development service provider. Why not point people there rather than the location you posted here? Here, 'I' am the product. On the company website, 'web business solutions
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Yup, that's why I mentioned it. I think it's important that my code can be easily read and is well-structured. Vote counted!
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Thanks. Don't worry about the number of technolgies, just make sure you do one stack (one server-side language, HTML, JavaScript and CSS) well, and call yourself a full stack developer. Drive safe.
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Thank you for the kudos. I experimented with the order a bit, but myself and a friend that looked at it found the flow of information a bit weird when starting with the specifics.
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Helpful to know, and thank you for the suggestions.
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Hi Chris, thanks for the comments. I agree it's a bit of a visual mess compared to yours, kudos there. Although yours renders as a blank page in my Firefox (v12.0).
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by sitetechie 14y ago
I'm aiming for the second step with this: after I've sent a recruiter my MS-Word curriculum vitae in Dutch, per specifications, and they're including it in their selection to the prospective client, I'ld like the potential client to conside
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by sitetechie 14y ago
> Flip the problem around: If your interviewer asked you for your MBTI type, would you think that was a good sign? No, that would not be a good sign, point taken, although I'm not sure it's that bad when you mention it as an applicant.
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by sitetechie 14y ago
> It really is useless except for self-identifying that you like the myers-briggs categorization scheme and which of the 16 boxes you think that you are in. That's about the gist of the MBTI reference when I included it in the page.
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Thank you for your insights. I thought about this, and try to promote 'me' as a product first (given time constraints) versus the 'web design solutions' all the other freelance shops are doing already. If this doesn't work out I'll probably
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by sitetechie 14y ago
Thank you, great suggestions. Point by point: 1) Why is this better? 2) Started out using CSS3, but found this easier to accommodate older browsers. Maybe I should do both? 3) Tried to make it look like the Google Map bubble, that's why it'

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