kevinSuttle

I asked a long time ago about open-sourcing the front-end, and was brushed off. It'd get done a lot faster if you allowed experienced users to help.

Am I the only one who caught that the author claimed Flash powers gifs?

Hm. I guess it's a UI issue. It always appears as if its loading/streaming.

Chris Granger just released Eve as well. www.chris-granger.com/2015/08/17/version-0/

Let me tell you, if my Apple TV had any sort of storage, I'd be a lot happier. Getting a little old streaming everything from "the CLOUD".

I can see this occasionally being useful for not wanting to switch context. I'd rather have the ability to edit tweets, though.

This only supports restaurants keeping their menus in PDFs.

If only this post was written by GitHub.

It's based on CloudFoundry, and supports OpenStack and Docker, so lots of choices.

I started this as well: https://github.com/kevinSuttle/github/issues (not the same Kevin as link author)

I've never understood this. At some point, you suddenly become great at managing people? No. You worked your way up by being good at what you do, coding. http://lizthedeveloper.com/how-to-reward-skilled-coders-with...

The HIPAA-compliance was a nice mention. "zero-knowledge" privacy resonates with me as well when it comes to privacy, though I realize that's out of your control with AWS.

"The simplicity of Heroku. The power of AWS."

The privacy of "?". Was waiting for this part since it was included in the title.

What about IBM Bluemix?

IBM Internet of Things. I'm hiring the most talented front-end developers I can find. We need developers who understand that well-written code and well-defined APIs are what drive the best UX.

Ping me with original open source work and contributions. https://cloudup.com/cXTFuFL2SSU

Maybe ping the EFF? https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/how-use-keepassx

Care given to onboarding new teammates is a huge plus for me. I have interviewed and screened a few hundred developers over the last 2 years. I will always dig into their code first.

I look for good naming, organization, and how easy a new developer will be able to ramp up given the environment he or she has established.

Just going to leave this here. https://wikileaks.org/google-is-not-what-it-seems/

IBM Design is hiring front-end developers like mad.

Here's a link to the job description. https://jobs3.netmedia1.com/cp/faces/job_summary?job_id=WAT-...

This math is completely illogical.

I was just thinking about this the other day. I'm not currently looking for a new job, but have friends who are. One of them asked me if I had ever been asked something like that. Usually, it goes something like this:

Recruiter: "What were you looking for in terms of salary?" Me: "[figure]" R: "Is that in line with what you're currently making?" EVERYONE EVER: "YES".

What a complete and utter waste of time. Who is going to say no?! They have no way of (legally) verifying any of your private salary data.

I once had a recruiter try to scare a friend saying he would access his public tax info. That recruiter should have been arrested.

IBM Design is hiring like crazy. We are looking for the top front-end developers who know their medium inside and out, wielding code as their design tool. If you love building on top of live data through real APIs, you believe content precedes device, performance is a UX concern, and code is a design tool, then we. want. you. Let's talk!

https://www.ibm.com/design/careers.shtml#join

I think this UX Engineer role from Google is actually pretty solid.

https://www.google.com/about/careers/search#!t=jo&jid=45100&

So many parallels to other industries. The greatest chefs often describe how they'd held every job in a restaurant before becoming chefs.

Had a similar sentiment earlier this year.

http://kevinsuttle.com/posts/the-right-questions-to-ask-mobi...

I love that this was downvoted.

I designed the docs for my product team, which are extensive, to be mobile-first. There is no such thing as a mobile context or "use case".

http://kevinsuttle.com/posts/the-right-questions-to-ask-mobi...

Agreed with all the previous comments.

URL Design is key. I often refer to the naming chapter of Uncle Bob's Clean Code book for this. This also helps with consistency and predictability, which in turn, makes writing docs easier.

I've got an API Design Readlist, which I've added this thread to. http://readlists.com/6c5c6009/

If for some reason, you didn't move everything, you can see exactly what's taking so long. For me it was copying every NPM package on my machine.

https://twitter.com/kevinSuttle/status/513446291968651264 https://twitter.com/kevinSuttle/status/513447060499341313

How recent is the introduction of this format interchange?