juhanakristian

Well done! These look very authentic. I remember creating the fire and plasma effects when I was first learning how to code in the late 90s.

This looks great! Exactly the kind of practical knowledge that is hard to come by.

Read this about ten years ago. Pretty short read but highly recommended.

This is amazing!

> ORMs are the devil in all languages and all implementations. Just write the damn SQL

What are the main issues people run into with ORMs? I've used Django ORM for years and written some relatively large applications using it without much problems. Complex queries and aggregations can result in quite hairy code though.

Congrats! Would be interesting to see the growth rate of the company.

Wow I didn’t even know this was possible.. some people are just on another level.

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I'm a software developer with 10+ years of experience ranging from C++/Qt to Python, TypeScript and React. Last 6 years I've been working as a consultant in web projects (React, TypeScript, Python). Most of my experience is from working in small teams or as a solo developer so I'm used to wearing many hats and working on all levels of the stack.

I'm looking for opportunity to work in a fast paced environment developing products and services in a small team.

Haven’t read the article yet but I love the “Little Mole” gif you used.

Lazygit (https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit)

I know there are probably many GUI git tools and editor integrations which make using git fast and easy but I've been mostly using the CLI. Lazygit makes doing things like cherry picking really easy and once you learn the shortcuts it's pretty fast to use.

This is amazing! Thanks for sharing

I think the opposite is true.

If artists would be forced to release only singles they would be pressured to make every song fit the “hit” format. Music would be more homogenous and boring. I doubt Bohemian Rhapsody would ever be released in such a world.

I guess I’m in the minority but I like listening to full albums even when using a streaming service.

  Location: Finland (GMT+3)
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  Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, HTML/CSS, Python, Django, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS, Azure, GraphQL
  Résumé/CV: https://juhanajauhiainen.com/cv.pdf
  Email: juhana.jauhiainen@gmail.com
  Personal website: https://juhanajauhiainen.com

I'm a software developer with 10+ years of experience ranging from C++/Qt to Python, TypeScript and React. Last 6 years I've been working as a consultant in web projects (React, TypeScript, Python). Most of my experience is from working in small teams or as a solo developer so I'm used to wearing many hats and working on all levels of the stack.

Interestingly 90% of energy in Norway is produced with hydro and the rest is mostly wind power

  Location: Finland (GMT+3)
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  Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, HTML/CSS, Python, Django, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS, Azure, GraphQL
  Résumé/CV: https://juhanajauhiainen.com/cv.pdf
  Email: juhana.jauhiainen@gmail.com
  Personal website: https://juhanajauhiainen.com

I'm a software developer with 10+ years of experience ranging from C++/Qt to TypeScript and React. Last 5 years I've been working as a consultant in web projects (React, TypeScript, Python). Most of my experience is from working in small teams or as a solo developer so I'm used to wearing many hats and working on all levels of the stack.

This really interesting. As it happens I just got into knitting and I’m working on my first beanie. I find it really relaxing and at the you get something you can use yourself or give as a gift.

I think Älvsby houses in the Nordics are closer to what the article is talking about. Their houses are built from large pieces manufactured at a factory and later assembled at the site.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5fIqBGybi4

This looks great! I really like the idea of using tagged template literals for queries.

I've been building a page with some Tailwind CSS landing page templates and hopefully I launch it soon. I initially thought it would be an easy project but it has taken me months of slow grinding to get to this point.

https://templates.tw/