Commsor is building the operating system for communities. We've raised a Series A led by Felicis and 776 and are looking at scaling our engineering team up from our current team of 7.
We're looking for software engineers who are excited to help us build for a community-led future.
Our tech stack is Clojure(Script) talking to an RDS PostgreSQL database hosted with elastic beanstalk.
Commsor | Sr. Full Stack Engineer | Clojure, Clojurescript, PostgreSQL | REMOTE | https://www.commsor.com/
Commsor is building the operating system for communities. We just raised a Series A led by Felicis and 776 and are looking at scaling our engineering team up from our current team of 5.
We're looking for software engineers who are excited to help us build for a community-led future… Our tech stack includes Clojure(script), PostgreSQL, AWS and React.
Apply at https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/commsor/d7feccab-0eb3-4910-81fd-6d8..., or email me at [email protected] if you have questions.
I've been using passff[0] with a lot of success for an in-browser pass client with filling support and so on. Works really well.
My understanding is that Chrome makes it difficult to have this kind of thing due to it's sandbox. There was some talk of exposing pass over the network locally so there were no sandbox concerns.
I've always felt like config should be "COPY"'d into an image. Etcd/Confd looks really neat, in principle, but I feel like it's asking for trouble in terms of "immutable containers."
I'm not overly familiar with the system though, so I may be misunderstanding.
I had intended it to be for anything. I know a lot of languages, can pick up more, and an API can be learned. As I charge a flat rate, I'm happy to figure it out. However, due to the confusion, I'm going to try rewording it.
I've worked with a previous client who was editing the HTML live in production. I helped them create split dev/production areas, and use a git-based workflow so they could try out changes in development, and then migrate them to production safely when they've checked their changes are okay. Again, clarity is going to be attempted here.
A lot of them don't have a "View Live" due to them being API/backend work. So I haven't prioritized. I absolutely love Sarah's work pages. It gives a great amount of detail, but also provides a summary. Daniel's seemed to be a non-modal version of mine, but it greatly restricted the numer of items he could have.
I think I'm going to try pull my portfolio out into data, and generate additional pages for each. Then create a small brief or summary, and do a card-style design, with the images & summary below.
I'll reduce that, I think I got myself all caught up with the big, images used on techy websites. Or make it more relevant, either one.
Yeah, expand on the information a little bit. I was trying to strike a balance between too much & too little information.
Do you have any suggestions on how to expand the portfolio like that (no modals), without cluttering the page?
Okay, easy peasy!
That was my attempt at trying to describe the process. I failed terribly! I'm going to have a little think about a better way to describe the process (and more of it) in a concise & clear way.
Commsor is building the operating system for communities. We've raised a Series A led by Felicis and 776 and are looking at scaling our engineering team up from our current team of 7. We're looking for software engineers who are excited to help us build for a community-led future.
Our tech stack is Clojure(Script) talking to an RDS PostgreSQL database hosted with elastic beanstalk.
More details and application at https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/commsor/d7feccab-0eb3-4910-81fd-6d8...