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Impressive!


Thanks!


April Fool?


Should be super helpful for migrating content from an 10 years old website. A lot of text is still jailed in those obsolete fonts.


There is a Pattern always


I'll say, when you join a new company, it takes some time when you feel you are "involved" and care about the company.

> If the product involves 50+ engineering team members, then 2-4 months takes you to onboard, and post that you learn new things and feel involved in day to day.


Great tutorial! Also, you look like a Full stack. How's the reception for Hospital Run software you worked on? (https://github.com/HospitalRun/hospitalrun-frontend)

""Somewhat similar is the case with Internet that we traversed today in quest of data.""


HospitalRun team is great and very welcoming. You can join there Slack channel here: https://hospitalrun.slack.com/ . The project is expected to be undertaken by JS Foundation in near future. And Yeah, I am a Full stack developer.


Is this a side effect of Puppeteer lib?

https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer


I see Python fan following everywhere when there is a discussion on languages!! Someone is always there to defend :P


Some time back, I saw an Ask HN post by someone who wanted to know how to become an evangelist for a language or a framework. I wonder if that's something that motivates comments in forums such as this.


I am from Hyderabad, India and felt racist reading that title - "IT coolies". I believe the author just want to make headline.

A lot of innovation happens that gets unnoticed in Silicon Valley or around the world. People here do not have access to mentorship & peer network so easily (openly available in California), still being self-motivated and connected by reading tech blogs, advises, etc. Just top of my head are following two examples.

* Little Eye Labs => Facebook * HackerRank ==> YC


Perhaps OP is just trying to point out that talents aren't just in Silicon Valley.

It can also be seen as a counter example against those other articles about how Indian programmers aren't qualify.

I don't see it as a negative race baiting whatever but more as the above sentence (goto: sentence above).


"I am from Hyderabad, India and felt racist reading that title - "IT coolies"."

That's why I edit the titles, totally missed the point of innovation from a foreign hacker widely used in SV and around the world. Point proven.


Saying a "issue is small", depends on someone's knowledge.

* An individual's knowledge can be limited based on his technical experience.

* his knowledge about product features


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