m4nu

AWS lambda

In the backlog. With export to Colab.

The plan is to eventually open source this project. If anyone is interested in helping out, please let me know.

The landing page can be found here: https://aifiddle.io/

A video intro here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pz9UyRcA9w

  Location: France, Lyon  
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: JS, ReactJS, Python, Node, PHP, Docker, System admin, Architecture | Hobbyist in Machine learning, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow
  Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ve2dpa6abofr3e6/Emmanuel%20Chappat%20-%20Resume%20-%20Full-Stack%20Developer.pdf?dl=0
  Github: https://github.com/m4nuC
  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chappatemmanuel/
  Email: emmanuel.chappat@gmail.com

I have been building web apps for a decade and I've touched at every aspect of the process, from design to DevOps. I am looking for remote mid/senior Full-stack work OR entry level Machine learning (will take a pay cut there as I am still learning.)

Rants without proposing any alternative solutions can't redeem any use at all. Their only reason to be is to wrongly make their authors feel smart or skilled.

Thank you for the comprehensive list! Especially like the first and third one. Just those 2 probably can weight a whole lot in a child well being.

>the fact that it lives in the web stack right next to the presentation layer, really sucks (I think)

I can't see by what logic the interviewee arrived to this conclusion. How is the presentation logic out of place in the presentation layer? Modern API/consumer based architecture make way more sense than having MVC structures where business logic, storage logic and presentation logic intertwine.

Location: China and France

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript: (React, Flux, Redux, ES6, Webpack, Gulp, Backbone and other hyppy things), PHP, Python

Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cqxwlrqcewcaa99/Emmanuel%20Chappat...

Email: manu at nota.io

I'm a fullstack software developer with 10 year experience, living in between France and China (theses days mostly China). I am deeply passionate about solving real world problems with the cleanest and the simplest possible code. I am currently looking for a steady remote work, ideally a development studio.

For sure you can do better than zero interest rate. How about bonds, life insurance ?

On a riskier side a passive/long term investment strategy is in IMO a good way to go. Buy a few ETFs and forget about them.

Nice try but all you'll get from HN is a bump on your analytic graphs and I bet not one real user.

Anyhow I wonder how you came into pouring 200k into this idea (or maybe this is a catch number to get HN attention). Did you do any sort of validation prior to that? FYI I'd built this whole site for 5% of that budget

SEEKING WORK

China, Shenzhen (French Expat) | Full & Part Time | Remote

Main Languages: PHP / JS / HTML&CSS

Current favourite tools: Laravel(3 years XP), BackboneJS(3 Years XP), AngularJS (Few months), Meteor(Few months), AWS

Secondary Languages: NodeJS, Python

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1u39jlth9tndro0/emmanuel_chappat_f...

I am a completely autonomous full stack dev with roughly 10 years experience. I can build a product from the ground up, from design work to maintaining & setting up Unix servers. I have strong product sense & write agile and future proof code.

My latest app: https://nota.io (personal project). I also have a rather outdated portfolio at: http://m4nu.co/work/

I can be reached at nota.io domain's, my handle is manu.

PS: For the right opportunity of learning an interesting tech, I can take a few week off to get up to speed. I already know quite a few languages as a hobby so chances are that I won’t have to start from scratch.

I am just out of my own product right now so I can't dive in a non-paid project for the time being. Good luck with that tho.

China, Shenzhen (French Expat) | Full & Part Time | Remote

Main Languages: PHP / JS / HTML&CSS

Current favourite tools: Laravel(3 years XP), BackboneJS(3 Years XP), AngularJS (Few months), Meteor(Few months), AWS

Secondary Languages: NodeJS, Python

Resume: http://cn.linkedin.com/pub/emmanuel-chappat/21/541/624/

I am a completely autonomous full stack dev with roughly 10 years experience. I can build a product from the ground up, from design work to maintaining & setting up Unix servers. I have strong product sense & write agile and future proof code.

My latest app: https://nota.io (personal project). I am now looking for the next product that will get me passionate about.

I can be reached via that nota.io domain's email, my handle is manu.

PS: For the right opportunity of learning an interesting tech, I can take a few week off to get up to speed. I already know quite a few languages as a hobby so chances are that I won’t have to start from scratch.

Thanks. I can be reached at my nota.io email. My handle is manu.

Thanks for the input. For the geo location I am a french Expat in china which is why I am asking HN cause they aren't much opportunities around here. I am ok to relocate for the right fit.

Started working on https://nota.io while employed as full stack dev. The idea actually came from my day to day workflow.

Quickly I found that I had trouble focusing on the job that was actually paying me and all i wanted to do is build my app. So I quit (my employer totally understood my motivations). That was 6 months ago.

Now I've launched a few week ago and I am realising that I planed a bit short budget wise, so soon I am afraid I'll have to go back job hunting. I wish i had plan for more slack.

The lesson that i've taken form that is that if you want to build a software that you are passionate about soon enough it will take all your focus. So do plan on that. Validate and plan as much as possible while keeping your day job and when you are as ready as you possibly can just take the dive! Good luck.

Yep I got that much out of it. So far I was not really lucky communicating with them. Will push further down that path. Thanks for the input.

Thanks, good point. That is the next step.

Thanks that. 300+ welcome email and you are the first who got that one !

Actually Nota uses Iframe to display the site. The widget can not be accessed directly form the site unless you have selected the "Widget on" option when creating you project. This is defiantly save in production. There is almost no overhead of having the snippet in place.

Thanks Shankysingh. Looking forward to see you there. Don't hesitate to get in touch if you need assistance. Good luck with the startup.

Thank you. Will work on improving that.

Never heard of it. Googled it, their certificate is broken and it seems to be fetching stuff from fishy domains name. I stopped there. If you used trackDuck tho I'd love to hear your feedback about how/if it differs.

Got it, shitty landing page. Fair enough.

Faire enough. I didn't list prices because I was not sure but now I understand some prices (even if inaccurate) are better than non at all. I am thinking: 1 Active Project + 1 Archived Project, Unlimited users 9USD/mo 3 Active Project + 2 Archived Project, Unlimited users 19USD/mo 5 Active Project + 3 Archived Project, Unlimited users 29USD/mo

Could you send me a ticket via UserVoice (bottom right corner) so that I can have you user ID and have a look at what might be wrong?

Nothing is really keeping it to be pushed to production. I was just hopping to get more feedback before proceeding to that step.

Thanks for the input.

Well there is a whole bunch of value that goes with this. Event tracking, rendering of pretty damn accurate "screen grabs", reproducing of the environment.

I think you made a good point about the typical project live spam and I might be reason why people can not get to use the tool righ away. I personally see that tool being very useful for "intra team" communication as well.

Oh well I would love to hear feedback from you. As mentioned somewhere else in that bunch of comment I am more than willing to give away long term free use for any one willing to give this a serious try and share the experience with me.

The registration process is very small (basically one more field than a sign-in) and you can delete your account anytime if you are not satisfied. Once logged in you will see a tutorial that highlights the main features of Nota in under a minutes.

Will work on a screen cast of the app first very soon.

Thanks for sharing

Well I'd give life long use to the right beta users willing to give me serious feedback. It's the very least I could do. I am currently trying that approach with cold mailing but not getting a whole lot of attention with that (actually none at all)