Owky is short for “Own your keys”. Therefore the user owns the data - can easily be exported, and there’s no server sync (on purpose). No iCloud sync, nothing.
The app needs some love indeed, but it’s in a usable state.
Owky is short for “Own your keys”. Therefore the user owns the data - can easily be exported, and there’s no server sync (on purpose). No iCloud sync, nothing.
The app needs some love indeed, but it’s in a usable state.
Reminds me of Manta https://github.com/hql287/Manta, which unfortunately has been abandoned 5 years ago.
According to an engineer who works for them and who I know, it’s a very demanding and stressing environment to work in. Probably they simply plan to throw more work at their existing employees.
The plan was to buy Evernote and make it profitable. It wouldn’t surprise me if they kill the project if it turns out not to be profitable.
Sapiens - A short history of humankind, by Yuval Harari
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: I am open to spend 1 month max on site, but I mainly work remote.
Technologies:
- ReactJS, Gatsby, React Native, Expo, Redux
- NodeJS, GraphQL, Docker, Linux (Ubuntu, Alpine Linux), balena.io
- MySQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Logstash, Filebeat, Metricbeat
Resume/CV: On requestEmail: catalin[at]charlietango[dot]co
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Location: Romania, Europe
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: No. I am open to travel and meet, but I work mainly remote
Technologies:
- ReactJS, React Native, Redux
- NodeJS, GraphQL, Docker, Linux (Ubuntu, Alpine Linux), Resin.io
- MySQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Logstash, Filebeat, Metricbeat
Résumé/CV: On request
Email: catalin[at]charlietango[dot]co
I'm not interested in full-time contracts, I will consider only part-time or project work. Don't ask me to build your landing page; I usually build more complex systems.
Don't use AI. Actually care. Like, take a step back, and realise you should give a shit about support for a paid product.
Don't get me wrong: AI is a very effective tool, *for doing things you don't care about*. I had to do a random docker compose change the the other day. It's not production code, it will be very obvious whether or not AI output works, and I very rarely touch docker and don't care to become a super expert in it. So I prompted the change, and it was good enough and so I ran with it.
You using AI for support tells me that you don't care about support. Which tells me whether or not I should be your customer.
I agree with you, they should care.