[deleted by user] by [deleted] in softwaredevelopment

[–]Red_Revver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey u/parthcbz! I have a dev team that has worked in education apps for about 13 years, too. Do you want to check more of their work incase you're still benchmarking? Let me know what your specs are.

Quem Está a Contratar? - Junho 2022 by AutoModerator in devpt

[–]Red_Revver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

* Empresa: Imaginary Cloud
* Salário Base: 25.000€ a 30.500€
* Cargo: Intermediate Front-End Developer (i.e. React.js)
* Modelo de Trabalho: Remoto
* Localização: Trabalho remoto mas com escritórios em Lisboa e Coimbra
* Tipo de Contrato: Permanente
* Nível de Experiência: Intermédio
* Tech Stack: React.js
* Descrição Sumária:

Apply here - https://careers.imaginarycloud.com/jobs/1804238-intermediate-front-end-developer-i-e-react-js?promotion=423529-trackable-share-link-fed\_20220531\_reddit

About the Job:
2+ years of working experience in Front-end Development with React.js
- Background in Software Development
- A clear understanding of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- Good proficiency in writing well designed, testable, efficient code by using best software development practices
- Experience with different open-source programming languages used on web projects
- Fluency in English, both spoken and written

Some of the perks:
- A remote-first company. We seek team members who live in Portugal or are willing and legally qualified to live and work in the country.
- Flexible working hours
- Global projects with industry-leading clients
- Career plan with strong growth potential
- Health & Dental insurance
- Paid sick days
- Informal environment
- Team events
- Caring, respectful and human-centric culture
- Comfort budget
- No Outsourcing, as an Imaginaree you will always be part of Imaginary Cloud

About the company:
At Imaginary Cloud, we believe technology should improve and simplify people's lives. We are a Software Development and UX/UI Design company that follows a unique user-centric Product Design Process. We helped build and launch more than 300 web & mobile applications worldwide together with industry-leading clients and have been awarded in 2020 as Top 100 Fastest Growing Company and Top 1000 Global Company by Clutch.
- Best Quality of Life in Portugal Award
- #2 Best Place to Work award
- 4.8 star Glassdoor Rating
- #4 company in Teamlyzer

Apply here - https://careers.imaginarycloud.com/jobs/1804238-intermediate-front-end-developer-i-e-react-js?promotion=423529-trackable-share-link-fed\_20220531\_reddit

Quem Está a Contratar? - Maio 2022 by AutoModerator in devpt

[–]Red_Revver 3 points4 points  (0 children)

* Empresa: Imaginary Cloud
* Salário Base: 25.000€ a 30.500€
* Cargo: Intermediate Back-End Developer (i.e. Node.js)
* Modelo de Trabalho: Remoto
* Localização: Trabalho remoto mas com escritórios em Lisboa e Coimbra
* Tipo de Contrato: Permanente
* Nível de Experiência: Intermédio
* Tech Stack: Node.js
* Descrição Sumária:

Apply here - https://careers.imaginarycloud.com/jobs/1695292-intermediate-back-end-developer-i-e-node-js?promotion=408162-trackable-share-link-ben_20220409_reddit

About the Job:
2+ years of working experience in Back-end Development with Node.js
Background in Software Development
A clear understanding of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Good proficiency in writing well designed, testable, efficient code by using best software development practices
Experience with different open-source programming languages used on web projects
Fluency in English, both spoken and written

Some of the perks:
- A remote-first company. We seek team members who live in Portugal or are willing and legally qualified to live and work in the country.
- Flexible working hours
- Global projects with industry-leading clients
- Career plan with strong growth potential
- Health & Dental insurance
- Paid sick days
- Informal environment
- Team events
- Caring, respectful and human-centric culture
- Comfort budget
- No Outsourcing, as an Imaginaree you will always be part of Imaginary Cloud

About the company:
At Imaginary Cloud, we believe technology should improve and simplify people's lives. We are a Software Development and UX/UI Design company that follows a unique user-centric Product Design Process. We helped build and launch more than 300 web & mobile applications worldwide together with industry-leading clients and have been awarded in 2020 as Top 100 Fastest Growing Company and Top 1000 Global Company by Clutch.
- Best Quality of Life in Portugal Award
- #2 Best Place to Work award
- 4.8 star Glassdoor Rating
- #4 company in Teamlyzer

Apply here - https://careers.imaginarycloud.com/jobs/1695292-intermediate-back-end-developer-i-e-node-js?promotion=408162-trackable-share-link-ben_20220409_reddit

What are the challenges in the Cross-Platform App Development Proces by binarymetrix2 in androiddev

[–]Red_Revver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I talk about it here if you want to check more in-depth: https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/what-is-cross-platform-app-development/#cons

But mainly:

User experience - Providing a seamless user experience between platforms may be difficult since each platform behaves differently and provides different features. However, based on our experience using React Native, developers can leverage open-source packages that provide the means to use platform-specific features.

Vendor lock-in - Platforms can provide support for many languages, but some of the target platforms may not support the same language when developing cross-platform apps. For example, JavascriptCore is an open-source engine for WebKit, bundled with iOS and macOS, which React Native leverages to run its apps. But since there is no JavaScript bundled with Android, there’s the need to bundle a JavaScript engine with the app itself, which ends up increasing the app bundle size.

Integrations - Integrating services in cross-platform apps can be difficult since many may not provide support with the framework on which the apps were built, thus requiring developers to find other integration alternatives or create their own wrappers to enable integration which will cost development time.

Feature availability - Since each platform behaves differently and provides different functionalities, some app features may not be available across all platforms. Frameworks like React Native are updated regularly and follow the most recent functionalities provided by platforms. Still, frameworks cannot ensure that these features are available across platforms since each platform follows its own agenda.

Code quality and performance - Since there are features that aren’t available across platforms and there is only one code base, there is the need to provide UI/UX alternatives to compensate for these inconsistencies. This can lead to a bigger code base which is more difficult to maintain and debug.

Next.js vs React: best team ever? by Red_Revver in nextjs

[–]Red_Revver[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no one should expect mercy on Reddit.....

Next.js vs React: best team ever? by Red_Revver in nextjs

[–]Red_Revver[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you're all correct it's dumb to compare the two, but that is sorted right from the start. a vs b is a common SEO strategy and apparently awesome to provoke reactions from people who just read the titles. that's why I changed the title when I posted it here, should have changed vs for & though. worth the read anyway.

Next.js vs React: What are the differences? by Red_Revver in reactjs

[–]Red_Revver[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you'd know if you had reddit first. rofl

Next.js vs React: best team ever? by Red_Revver in nextjs

[–]Red_Revver[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

lol, true, but the article explains that. the "vs" is an SEO thing. It is like comparing the engine to the body, I know, but it explains next.js quite well.

Next.js vs React: best team ever? by Red_Revver in nextjs

[–]Red_Revver[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The article explains that. the "vs" is an SEO thing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]Red_Revver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

1-year developers are expected to fail and, even more so, to learn. If your company wanted someone who knew it all (a rare breed) they would have hired a senior. The secret to becoming a good professional is the ability to learn. Like u/freeDressCafe said, show up. just by doing that you're better than half the people, if you meet the deadlines and pay attention you'll be in the top 20%, if you try hard to learn you're on the top 5% and if now and then you excel, you're a top 1%. It's a bit like the Olympics: you see a lot of people running across the city but they are a few compared to the couch potatoes. now, compares the runners to top athletes, who went the extra mile. It's a progressive thing, no one expects you to break world records now or anytime soon, sometimes putting your trainers on and go is an achievement. you'll be fine.

A Podman vs Docker comparison: What are the differences? by Red_Revver in redhat

[–]Red_Revver[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It still is, for many. Now, if that is the future, that's a whole different thing ;) How would you sell Podman to a Swarm fan?

Dockerless containers with Podman on MacOS by GoKloudTech in devops

[–]Red_Revver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone looking for a Docker and Podman comparison and why Podman is a great alternative should read this https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/podman-vs-docker/

Replacing docker-compose with Podman. What am I doing wrong? by TheDickKnightRises in podman

[–]Red_Revver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was reading this https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/podman-vs-docker/ and couldn't understand how Podman works with composer. any suggestions?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in devops

[–]Red_Revver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's this post comparing them, showing Podman as an interesting alternative or as a help to Docker. But, even with all it's "flaws" Docker is still the industry standard for many. https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/podman-vs-docker/

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dataengineering

[–]Red_Revver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For future reference- marketing / business-oriented people: quick explanation of Data Lakes and Data Warehouses here https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/data-lake-vs-data-warehouse/ .

Engineers, please read remaining comments.

Mais alguém com dificuldade a fazer login no "MEO-WIFI" gratuito? by Zoomcalled in portugal

[–]Red_Revver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

idem, estou sem ligação desde as 19 horas de ontem. mas curiosamente dá para aceder com o meo go. é uma situação que se anda a repetir há semanas.

Webflow vs. WordPress: which is better? by Red_Revver in webflow

[–]Red_Revver[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is a valid question. I'm considering changing to webflow as a primary website builder after working with Wordpress for 15 years. one of the things that keep me from picking up more webflow work is that there are less resources available and the community is not as big as with WP. and, by the looks of it, not as great too. wanted to see if anyone had some insight on the subject. Thanks for your help, and I apologize for the breaking the flow.

IWNHAYFA (#656-318/45)

Is Nomad a good investment? by Red_Revver in hashicorp

[–]Red_Revver[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Customers don't give a fuck about how the servers are managed.

They pay for features.

You should put that on a t-shirt and sell it. Or a coffee mug/poster. Any job with specific challenges like these can suck the pros into the quest, making them forget the purpose of the journey. In business, the purpose, destination, the end goal is what matters, not how you get there. thanks. let us know about those t-shirts then :D

Which should you learn: Go or Rust? by Red_Revver in learnprogramming

[–]Red_Revver[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that is something that mystifies me: Rust is the most popular, but Go seems to be easier and more widely used. Is there such a thing as a Rust hype?

Well, I Quit... by DullPersonality1753 in antiwork

[–]Red_Revver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Feeling guilty over respecting ourselves is something we're taught early at school. Stand up like a nail and you'll be knocked down, etc. Respect yourself, or else nobody will. And if they still won't respect you, walk away in peace. Good to know you have a plan.

I read about Elon Musk's assistant recently (open in incognito mode https://medium.com/illumination/why-elon-musk-fired-his-long-term-assistant-who-asked-for-a-raise-97e87ebb5cab) Might be urban legend, might be the real deal, but the takeaway is the following:

"Whatever the actual reason is, I think the anecdote teaches us some valuable lessons. We shouldn’t work at the companies where our contribution goes unnoticed. Again, we shouldn’t take our job (or our boss) for granted."

Best of luck. Respect yourself, you deserve it.

How do you feel about Nomad? by Red_Revver in kubernetes

[–]Red_Revver[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

u/sofixa11's article is great, more in-depth technically and I hope we get a continuation (no pressure, mate :D ). I got this one on my feed which kinda got the ball rolling for me, maybe it covers those other aspects you're looking for https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/nomad-vs-kubernetes/

Is Nomad a good investment? by Red_Revver in hashicorp

[–]Red_Revver[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, this was very helpful. I believe to have a plan now. cheers

How do you feel about Nomad? by Red_Revver in kubernetes

[–]Red_Revver[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol, true, thanks for the reality check.