Location: Waterbury, VT, US
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Engineering manager and individual contributor across many web stacks but primarily JavaScript (TypeScript), Python, and PHP
Résumé/CV: https://www.jacobbudin.com/resume.pdf
Email: self@jacobbudin.com
For the past fifteen years, I’ve been building, overseeing, and leading technology projects for companies including American Express, Apple, Discover, MasterClass, Peloton, SoFi, and Zocdoc.
I’ve launched many web and mobile digital products for Fortune 500 companies and start-ups alike, including Webby Award-winning work.
- Modern client-side applications (SPAs) using JavaScript and TypeScript, using frameworks including React and Vue and related technologies (e.g., Next.js, Redux)
- Traditional server-side and microservice architectures using Node.js, Python, PHP, Java, and Go, and their more popular frameworks
- Native and non-native mobile development for iOS and Android platforms
- Cloud infrastructure and services, including self-service (AWS, Google Cloud) and full-service (Netlify, Vercel), as well as platforms for content delivery, monitoring, logging, analytics
- Fundamentals of DevOps, CI/CD, bundling, testing, i18n, security, compliance, and performance optimization
Open to independent contractor (freelance) positions.
Location: Waterbury, VT, US
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Engineering manager and individual contributor across many web stacks but primarily JavaScript (TypeScript), Python, and PHP
Résumé/CV: https://www.jacobbudin.com/resume.pdf
Email: self@jacobbudin.com
For the past fifteen years, I’ve been building, overseeing, and leading technology projects for companies including American Express, Apple, Discover, MasterClass, Peloton, SoFi, and Zocdoc.
I’ve launched many web and mobile digital products for Fortune 500 companies and start-ups alike, including Webby Award-winning work.
- Modern client-side applications (SPAs) using JavaScript and TypeScript, using frameworks including React and Vue and related technologies (e.g., Next.js, Redux)
- Traditional server-side and microservice architectures using Node.js, Python, PHP, Java, and Go, and their more popular frameworks
- Native and non-native mobile development for iOS and Android platforms
- Cloud infrastructure and services, including self-service (AWS, Google Cloud) and full-service (Netlify, Vercel), as well as platforms for content delivery, monitoring, logging, analytics
- Fundamentals of DevOps, CI/CD, bundling, testing, i18n, security, compliance, and performance optimization
Open to independent contractor (freelance) positions.
Are you sure? I'm a Mastodon newbie, but the docs suggest neither the "local domain" nor the "web domain" can be changed once set:
> As with LOCAL_DOMAIN, WEB_DOMAIN cannot be safely changed once set, as this will confuse remote servers that knew of your previous settings and may break communication with them or make it unreliable.
> You don't even need to engage in that debate at all. Github doesn't allow porn on its platform.
The parent is referring to URLs, not the content itself. e.g., Popular network-filtering blocklists hosted on GitHub do include URLs to porn. That seems sensible.
For one, block lists include hostnames, not links to specific pages.
For two, block lists aren't meant to be browsed. Lists of swears and slurs are necessary to provide libraries that can offer content moderation features, but the individual words probably violate some ToS. But if you use some of those slurs in your wiki, you're no longer offering functionality, you're just writing offensive stuff. Intent matters.
Many library systems do not provide Kanopy to their patrons (such as the New York Public Library), and some participating libraries only offer a subset of the "available" titles. So even if you have access to Kanopy with your library card, you can click "Play" on a title only to discover it's not available to you.
Honda charges $15, or your local dealership charges $15? Given cars are selling well above MSRP these days, I don't think manufacturers dictate fixed prices to dealerships.
Kettle is a growing, award-winning digital agency. We are a team of thinkers, makers, and storytellers who love working together to build ambitious, human-centric experiences. We create digital-first products, content, and campaigns through carefully crafted partnerships with the leading brands of today and tomorrow.
We’re a digital-native creative agency with offices in New York City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. We’re a team of makers, doers, and passionate problem-solvers with a simple mission: using design and technology to make the world feel more human. We ask the tough questions, because that yields the strongest solutions and best designs. We use the latest tools for our creations, and if a tool we want doesn’t exist yet, we build it! Our strengths are creating user-centric products, keeping it simple, and telling great stories.
I’ve launched many web and mobile digital products for Fortune 500 companies and start-ups alike, including Webby Award-winning work.
- Modern client-side applications (SPAs) using JavaScript and TypeScript, using frameworks including React and Vue and related technologies (e.g., Next.js, Redux)
- Traditional server-side and microservice architectures using Node.js, Python, PHP, Java, and Go, and their more popular frameworks
- Native and non-native mobile development for iOS and Android platforms
- Cloud infrastructure and services, including self-service (AWS, Google Cloud) and full-service (Netlify, Vercel), as well as platforms for content delivery, monitoring, logging, analytics
- Fundamentals of DevOps, CI/CD, bundling, testing, i18n, security, compliance, and performance optimization
Open to independent contractor (freelance) positions.
Website: https://www.jacobbudin.com GitHub: https://github.com/jacobbudin Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/users/865601/jacob-budin
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