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Anyone know any contract jobs for part time entry level Typescript backend programming roles?

3 to 6 months should be fine, but more interested in building up experience and potentially a portfolio while I get paid. I've been learning typescript for a friend who I just had a heated argument with (he has been a sexist ass the past few weeks) and not sure about the contract job he promised me after these two projects.

I've been mostly coding backend projects that use postswagger, express, and sequelize. Will complete these two projects and add them to my github repo, but interested in starting to do contract roles.

I am also interested in golang, but mostly entry level. I do have a lot of projects that use golang, but not sure I am good enough to code in it for a job. I do plan on learning c# properly in 3 months after I start working and making real money.

LitestarCatsCV. Тренируемся на кошках. Расширяем возможности и готовимся к продакшену. Часть 3

Привет, котики и котолюбы! В первой части нашего кошачьего приключения мы выбрали инструменты (Litestar вместо FastAPI, Granian вместо Gunicorn, KeyDB вместо Redis), настроили uv и заложили фундамент проекта. Во второй части мы построили полноценное CRUD API для резюме котиков (или людей, если вам так ближе), подружили его с PostgreSQL через SQLAlchemy, настроили миграции с Alembic и написали тесты с Pytest. У нас уже есть стены и фундамент, но пора ставить крышу и готовиться к продакшену! 🏠 Сегодня мы сделаем наш API ещё круче: вынесем конфиги в отдельный модуль с помощью msgspec, добавим аутентификацию через встроенный JWT в Litestar, ускорим API с KeyDB, проверим покрытие тестами с coverage, упакуем всё в Docker и нарисуем резюме котиков с помощью Jinja. К концу статьи наш кошачий проект будет готов к реальной жизни — поехали! 🚀

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ХабрLitestarCatsCV. Тренируемся на кошках. Расширяем возможности и готовимся к продакшену. Часть 3Котики выходят на новый уровень! 🐾 Привет, котики и котолюбы! В первой части нашего кошачьего приключения мы выбрали инструменты (Litestar вместо FastAPI, Granian вместо Gunicorn, KeyDB вместо Redis),...

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Ah yes, another riveting tale of someone who "studied" #Rust by ignoring all the tutorials and actually doing work. 🤓⚙️ Meanwhile, the rest of us mere mortals are still trying to decipher what the heck a borrow checker is. 🙄🔧 But hey, at least now we know that Rust is perfect for #B2B #SaaS #backend #development... whatever that means. 🚀💼
borretti.me/article/two-years- #Programming #Coding #Journey #Developer #Community #HackerNews #ngated

Fernando Borretti · Two Years of RustReflections on using Rust professionally for two years.

Jsme špičkoví software vývojáři z Ostravy, odkud pracujeme na dálku nebo za svými klienty dojíždíme po celém Česku i do zahraničí.

Je nás přes 70 a specializujeme se na vývoj webových aplikací a softwaru na míru.

Hnacím motorem vzniku ProRocketeers byla potřeba svobody, touha vymezit se zastaralým postupům a realizovat ten nejlepší vývoj softwaru.

Naší vizí je zanechat za sebou startup s vysokou přidanou hodnotou.

Always a good day when you get to shut down an old backend service. It was finally time to move my old Flask based server to the heavenly hunting grounds. It's been fully superseded since quite a while by a FastAPI based one. No clients really used the old one anymore so shutting it down was a pretty easy decision to make.

I’ve been working on a #blog using #jekyll and it’s been really pleasant so far. I’ve really had no practical experience with any #web stuff at all, it’s always been infra and operating #backend systems. I decided to challenge myself to just use #vim for this and I have to say now that I’m working through the theme/design portion I remember why I swap to vscode. When there’s several files/dirs scattered around I could never configure vim in a way that worked for me. Feels silly, but it’s true.