thomasrognon

For a material design look, I've used material-ui, mdl, and react-md. react-md is the best in my opinion. Incredibly complete and polished for being done by essentially one person. https://github.com/mlaursen/react-md

I used redux for a year before switching to mobx (which I've now used for more than a year). It is easier, faster, simpler, and scales better in my experience. I can't recommend it enough.

Seconded. React+MobX+Typescript+Node is my preferred fullstack.

+1 I am very interested in this as well.

It was probably the MS Access database from BUPERS. It gets mailed to every command (or downloaded nowadays) on a monthly basis. It has everything on everyone. SSN, names, addresses, ranks, birthdays, etc. At least 50 fields of personnel info for almost everyone in the Navy. And it's not classified, otherwise they wouldn't be able to distribute it so widely (although they could at least make it Secret since most admin have Secret clearance, but most admin also work on unclas machines, so I guess not).

Source - I was a Yeoman in the Navy and had access to this. I already didn't think much of the Navy's PII procedures, but seeing this thing for the first time blew me away. It shouldn't exist.

I would guess that means their religion.

Mobx in a job listing! That's awesome.

I've never had any issues either. And with over 300 million computers on Windows 10, I'd bet people with issues are the exception, not us. People that have issues are just (rightly) vocal about it.

Location: Austin, TX

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Technologies: C, Java, Javascript, UEFI, React, Mobx, Node, OpenText, Firmware dev, Windows kernel dev, SPA web apps fullstack, and so much more

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasrognon

Email: tcrognon@gmail.com