I am working on a Web3 project that taps into NFTs and PvP mechanics, with the potential to go viral. The concept is unique and hasn't been seen before. It will be launched on the Base chain.
Am looking for the following people:
* Front-end developer to help build out the interface
* Social media operator to build hype on socials and manage the Discord
I built and launched a v1 prototype of the project [0], and am taking the lessons from that to launch a much improved v2 that will (hopefully) be more viral.
This is just a mini project I decided to do in order to learn how to use Electron.js to build desktop apps, plus the fact that I wanted a diary that did encryption properly.
Right now there's just an OS X build (because that's what my machine runs) but it shouldn't be too hard to get Linux and Windows builds going too in the near future. Also, the diary features are a bit limited (e.g. not date changer yet).
I'm trying to move away from using Bower and just stick with NPM, but that's purely to simplify my project setup. I'd rather have one package manager managing all my dependencies.
Good work. Though I have to say I've seen so many of these web-based "secure, private, anonymous" chat services now, I've lost track.
What we need is end-to-end encryption and with an open source client that just has to be downloaded and built/installed once (and in such a way that it's verifiably secure, think reproducible builds).
That's true, but given the gradual shift to ES6 features over time you're more likely to end up using something like Bluebird (e.g. to complement your generators) and so having another library to then handle asynchronicity (and that too with callbacks) would be redundant.
I tried it with FF 33.0 (on OS X) and couldn't reproduce the issue you're seeing. However the font is a Google Font that's downloaded on-the-fly from their server - I am now hosting the font on my server so hopefully that will fix the issue for you.
I agree with all of your points, and indeed Github authentication is optional for the jobs posted on the site. I admit I did initially have it turned on by default (because I really liked the feature) but now it's off by default given the general feedback I've received. And I'm glad to see that companies who do care about it are using it when posting their ads.
That's true, I'm not even sure if there are many such remote systems programmings jobs out there waiting to be advertised. In any case I'm open to adding that in as a category if the demand for it goes up.
I am working on a Web3 project that taps into NFTs and PvP mechanics, with the potential to go viral. The concept is unique and hasn't been seen before. It will be launched on the Base chain.
Am looking for the following people:
* Front-end developer to help build out the interface * Social media operator to build hype on socials and manage the Discord
I built and launched a v1 prototype of the project [0], and am taking the lessons from that to launch a much improved v2 that will (hopefully) be more viral.
To apply, email: team [at] v42 [dot] space
[0] https://jigzaw.xyz