I'm a full stack software engineer with a diverse range of experience that spans from early stage startups to fortune 50 companies. I believe in a culture of trust over rigid process and simple solutions that deliver wonder. I love collaborating, learning, teaching, and experimenting. I'm particularly drawn towards building the thing that builds the thing.
I've been interested in using Linear but I don't understand the workflow. Do branches have to use the linear issue slug, for example? Is that the keystone of the workflow? I've looked all over for examples of usage to no avail and the Linear website mentions nothing in the way of docs or onboarding.
It strikes me as odd that a company whose software facilitates distributed teams so well doesn't embrace a remote workforce. I'm a Notion user with a ton of ideas and would love to help improve the app but there's just no way I could move to SF to do that.
I’m a fullstack engineer with experience in both startups and large corporations. I am proficient in Javascript, NodeJS, and PHP and looking for remote contract positions. My sweet spot is helping founders with deep domain experience who are funded and need to build a v1.
> more thought than calling a dead-simple REST endpoint
REST shortcomings aren't necessarily found in a single api request. REST's shortcomings are the handful of endpoints required to get the information you actually want.
Secret variables are NOT output to Gitlab CI job logs... but if someone echos them, they WILL appear in the log. This may be obvious to some, but, I like to point it out nonetheless.