sudhanshu80

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by sudhanshu80 13y ago
Oh nice sense of humor, feel the same here when guys come for a tech thing and keep asking change this color, that button size and the language...
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by sudhanshu80 13y ago
Team available for remote development http://lemonbag.com/
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by sudhanshu80 13y ago
Seeking Work: A team which can do a full stack development. Ruby On Rails, HTML, CSS/SASS, ERB/HAML, Javascript/Jquery, EmberJS, Postgres/Mongo, Twitter bootstrap. We have built NLP based projects and have done a lot of
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by sudhanshu80 14y ago
Corrected, I meant work for not raise as an investment/loan. Looking for freelance work or product development.
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by sudhanshu80 14y ago
I agree it cannot be quantified, but what I was sharing was an experience of ending up with a jquery spaghetti, so with Ember we were able to maintain a code which is well segregated. Then the boiler plate which offers two way binding had b
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Ask HN: Web developers from a startup looking to quickly work for 2000-5000$
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by sudhanshu80 14y ago
Ember has been undoubted advantage for our startup. Its at the core of our client code, there were glitches in learning and rework with Router V2 API but that is still ok in exchange of what we got. So far, we love that we chose EmberJS and
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by sudhanshu80 14y ago
We have applied EmberJS to a fairly complex application backed by Rails backend. We had to deal with complex JSONs delivered by backend which were schemaless MongoDB documents. At lot many places we had non RESTful Rails controllers. So whe