A Git catastrophe cleaned up - <AUTHOR> http://blog.plover.com/prog/git-tastrophe.html <comment><USER2> The author concludes by saying:

>I think I've written before that this profusion of solutions is the sign of a well-designed system. The tools and concepts are powerful, and can be combined in many ways to solve many problems that the designers didn't foresee.

I disagree. I consider this to be a failure of Git. The set of different options (normal merge, rebase, filter-branch, etc) is complex and not cleanly orthogonal which makes for a very messy "mental model". Even experienced experts would have difficulty finding the clear, simple way to solve this problem and those less experienced would have little chance of proceeding cleanly.

I really wish some tool other than Git had "won" the version-control race; I honestly believe Git to be the worst of the contenders in the most recent generation of version control systems (albeit better than the previous generation in important ways).

<comment><USER3> Allow me to disagree with your disagreement.

Git fails often for the "basic" use cases. I won't lie. The number of options is intimidating for a beginner and one can easily get themselves into trouble. This is why there are Git guides and tutorials and UIs and they are all ultimately unsatisfying when you're a beginner.

However the use case discussed in this article is NOT a beginner use case. It is an advanced case and the fact that Git is an advanced tool that supports it (both natively with git-filter-branch, as the author found out, and ad-hoc-ly as was their original plan is a testament to the power of the system.

Tell me how you would better achieve the requirements that were the premise for this article in a different VCS?

<comment><USER4> DVCS is fundamentally a simple concept. And, every use case should be possible with a series of elemental operations. Any 'advanced' use cases can and should just be 'macros'.

<comment><USER5> > DVCS is fundamentally a simple concept

It is, if you're going to simplify it so far as to avoid the problemspace by nomenclature. It's just transforming nonlinear events into a linear sequence! I guess multithreading is also a fundamentally simple concept, in that vein.

<comment><USER4> I don't mean to minimize the effort that went into Git. But, have you ever looked at the source code? It's like someone dropped the kitchen sink into the global namespace. The whole code base is full of premature optimizations. And, there's a lot of low-level infrastructure code coupled in with the core logic.

I know abstraction is out of fashion these days, but it may have helped a little in organizing things. Abstraction, when used properly, can almost always make complicated things more simple.

Basically, if a _regular_ person had created Git, and not a demigod, would it even have become what it is?

<comment><USER6> we would have hg.

as a user, I'll take premature optimizations over slow as balls any day.

<comment><USER4> The problem with premature optimization is that most of it has little effect on overall performance. Software performance almost always follows a Pareto distribution.

But, wtf do I know, I'm just some regular person.

<comment><USER7> It's hard to tell - did the premature optimizations allow Git to extend way beyond the initial release with little worries of performance? It's not something that's easily quantifiable.

</comment></comment></comment></comment></comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER8> The simplest solution is:

        # try the merge; you'll get conflicts on those files
        git merge topic

        # discard the versions from the topic branch;
        # you know you already merged those changes in
        # the funny "git checkout commit", so any differences
        # are due to changes on master.
        git checkout --ours new-file-{1,18}

        # now you are free to fix up any real conflicts
        # and resolve the merge
        git commit

This has the advantage of representing the true history. You had two lines of development (the original topic, and the "squashed" history created for deployment), and the merge shows them coming together and choosing the deployment-side content.

<comment><USER9> Yeah; I know it sounds evil and this shouldn't be done but why not just make a new branch from the borked master, force push master back to sanity (pre- massive merge), have everyone else cherry pick and push their commits and then just rebase new branch and fix the conflicts in there as you should and merge normally?

<comment><USER10> Because it's selfish. Your time isn't more valuable than that of the developers already working against that branch (and as stated in the article, there were hundreds). It's your job to merge your changes cleanly.

<comment><USER9> Agree -- I was talking recovery though..

And I missed the hundreds of devs bit apparently. My bad.

....Hundreds of devs though? On the same repo? I started sweating thinking about that one ...

<comment><USER11> Pretty sure Facebook has one massive repo for all their projects for thousands of devs.

</comment></comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER12> Participate in Atlassian Research

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</comment><comment><USER13> While an unorthodox merge strategy was used, this is what happens when you hole up in a topic branch for a long time. I bet this would've been easier had they merged smaller commits or PR's to master constantly. If one is afraid of deploying unfinished features, don't make them functional until they are ready. Tie them together once finished. Or did I miss something here?

<comment><USER14> I'm also very surprised - I thought it was standard to merge master (target upstream branch) into the topic branch frequently (daily seems reasonable). I know some people do not appreciate "merged <branch> into <other branch>" commits in their history, but that is a small price to pay IMO.

<comment><USER15> Or rebase. Don't hide merge fixes in merge commits, keep your changes relevant when read in context of current master.

Unless you're working on a topic branch together with another dev, but I find that rarely happens in practice.

<comment><USER16> Yes I just completed a large refactoring in a feature branch which affected lots of files and the only way to stay sane throughout the process was to constantly rebase my work on top of master (within my feature branch).

Once my refactoring was complete I squashed it into a single commit to prepare to merge (or rebase) into master. I don't really think it's useful to keep the history of how I implemented that refactoring. Squashing it into a single commit is far easier to revert then if I merged multiple commits into master.

</comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER17> > The next day he wanted to go ahead and merge the front-end changes, but he > found himself in "a bit of a pickle". The merge didn't go forward cleanly, > perhaps because of other changes that had been made to master in the > meantime. And trying to rebase the branch onto the new master was a complete > failure. Many of those 406 commits included various edits to the 18 back-end > files that no longer made sense now that the finished versions of those > files were in the master branch he was trying to rebase onto.

Can one not instead merge master into the feature branch?

<comment><USER18> I also dont see why he didnt just git revert to the parent commit, the commit before the other guy changed 18 files seemingly randomly.

Then rebased featurebranch on that, and thats it. So sure the history would contain the mistake, so what.

<comment><USER9> I'm with ya; I don't see the evil in just force pushing head back to where it was before though -- do you really need 800 useless commits in the history when you're going to just be adding the code back in sanely later anyway?

Reverting them seems a bit more risky to be than just rebuilding it properly -- you'll need to write some scripts to make sure you got all the commits and then the whole dev team is going to end up pushing commits which unrevert your reverts just so you can then rebase the feature branch..

Sometimes push -f is the best option ;)

<comment><USER18> But not in this case, a force push is not needed.

<comment><USER9> Depends on the situ really; if it got people working again faster (yay, saved money!) or if production was unavailable and it helped get things back up faster (yay! more business!) then it'd be the right move in my book -- otherwise, yeah, it's a horribly hacky thing to do and shouldn't be done unless you really have to...

I'm not saying I would have done one or the other if I was the OP -- just that I'd have no issues doing it should the situation call for it and it saved time/money at the cost of pure feelings :}

</comment></comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER19> Why not just revert the offending commit? It would be a valid blip in history as mistake made and corrected.

<comment><USER20> > _It occurred to me while I was writing this that it would probably have > worked to make one commit on master to remove the back-end files again, and > then rebase the entire topic branch onto that commit. But I didn 't think of > it at the time. And it's not as good as what I did do, which left the > history as clean as was possible at that point._

<comment><USER19> I read that, but it doesn't read like he is aware of the option to revert a commit directly. More that he would remove them manually and commit that.

Little difference, but if "as clean as possible" was the goal, I think that would be the cleanest.

[edit] added the little words that my keyboard seems to filter out.

<comment><USER20> Maybe you're right; I agree that's probably what I would have done.

Apart from anything else it allows a clean-slate "this is how it _should_ have been handled in the first place", rather than a separate git-fu move that was necessary or even relevant only because of the original indiscretion.

</comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER21> I don't understand the problem here, why didn't he just do a merge and resolve the 18 conflicts by using the version of the file from master?

And the problem wasn't in checkout-add-commit, that is a trivial issue, the WTF here is producing 406 new commits in a branch without ever thinking of merging master back into it or rebasing on master, to avoid having a giant merge later.

</comment><comment><USER22> 400 commits not cleanly applying? Not a big deal. I routinely merge 1000-2000 commits and rebase 30 active branches to that also. The solution is git rerere. It stores all the resolved merge resolutions forever, and cp or rb apply cleanly then, without any trouble. Eg [https://medium.com/@porteneuve/fix-conflicts-only-once- with-...](https://medium.com/@porteneuve/fix-conflicts-only-once-with-git- rerere-7d116b2cec67#.8pj73vnex)

</comment><comment><USER23> > _X decided to merge and deploy just the back-end changes, and then, once > that was done and appeared successful, to merge the remaining front-end > changes._

> " _What should X have done in the first place to avoid the pickle?_ "

0\. (Of course, not develop a 406 patch changeset and then have to pick it apart. Make smaller pushes, frequently.)

1\. Create a topic branch right there at the tip where the 406 changes are locally committed.

2\. Then use git's interactive rebase to rewrite this branch such that just the back-end commits are picked first, followed by the front end.

3\. Make a back-end topic branch from the last back-end commit and test that. If it's cool, master can be rebased to that and pushed to origin/master upstream.

4\. Test remaining front-end changes, rebase master to them, push.

Also:

3\. a) If back-end changes need fixing, fix them on the back-end-topic branch. Then rebase the original topic to the back end topic to pick up these changes "under" it. (I.e. replay the front end over the new back end, and install as new front end).

<comment><USER24> _2\. Then use git 's interactive rebase to rewrite this branch such that just the back-end commits are picked first, followed by the front end._

Probably how I'd do it, but I know it's not a popular workflow. The only project that I've seen publicly talk about expecting a changeset to rewritten from "history of fiddling around" into "series of incremental improvements to a codebase" is the linux kernel.

It's more work for every developer, and digs into more advance git operations, but it really helps keep the tree clean. Most projects don't have a velocity that requires such well-groomed changes, but this is an example of how failing that can make the history ugly and changes more difficult to work with.

For those interested why/how you'd rewrite a patch series: [https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/development- process/5...](https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/development- process/5.Posting.html#patch-preparation) The 406 changes probably compress to less than 20.

<comment><USER25> My ex-employer (Meraki) was VERY insistent on people cleaning up their histories. It was very good not just for keeping a clean tree, but also for code quality - once you have code changes in neatly-separated commits with discrete chunks of functionality, any leftover test code or unrelated changes pop out immediately to both the original coder and the reviewer.

By the way, this also helps with the issue this developer faced because part of the problem seems to have been that the backend and frontend changes were mixed in the same commits (hence the ugly hack for committing). Doing this kind of history-cleaning as you go makes it much easier to manipulate the order of committing changes to master.

<comment><USER23> My experience exactly: Gerrit reviews, changes separated out: no "patch bombs", etc.

</comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER26> Reading this was like watching a traffic accident in slow motion. I could hear myself yelling at the author as if he were a student driver:

"Use filter-branch!!! Use filter-branch!!! NOOOOOOOO NOT merge union with manual deletes!!!"

But... he went and did it anyways. Honestly, reading back through commit logs, you always find the part where the driver runs off the road, plows through a clearly marked gate, runs on a train track for a mile or two, then merges back onto the main street, carrying part of a mailbox and a deer carcass.

You can fault git if you want, but it seems like some of these cases just arrive naturally no matter what cvs is used. It would be great to have a "git education" repo that contains situations just like these to work through... sort of a "drivers ed" for managing a repo.

</comment><comment><USER27> The Reddit discussion of this, though brief, was interesting and to the point.

[https://www.reddit.com/r/git/comments/5i3mpz/another_git_cat...](https://www.reddit.com/r/git/comments/5i3mpz/another_git_catastrophe_cleaned_up_story_of_a/)

<comment><USER28> This is the author of the blog post we're all discussing

</comment></comment><comment> guard-of-terra Two fun things about git: It is deterministic, and it doesn't delete anything (readily).

This means you can't really have a catastrophe.

Just git reflog your way out.

<comment><USER29> That's a bit of an overstatement. You can't have a catastrophe _with stuff already committed_ (but it's very easy to delete in-progress work).

<comment><USER30> If you are committing so rarely that you can have a CATASTROPHE with your in- progress work, maybe you should try breaking the work in smaller parts and committing more often

<comment><USER17> Unfortunately git's staging area concept encourages you to do exactly the opposite of this.

<comment><USER31> I almost only use it to cherry-pick and then immediately commit?

<comment><USER17> Right, all the good use cases involve not actually using it - if you're immediately committing then it would be better if it just became a commit.

<comment><USER31> I meant: I cherrypick from my changes and commit bugfixes and drive-by update of comments separately.

My bad. I shouldn't have used the word cherrypick there.

</comment></comment></comment></comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER32> People in the discussion here saying, somewhat blindly it appears to me, that using mercurial would have avoided this mess. I'm a huge mercurial fan and have dealt with some tricky situations similar to this (but never this situation exactly) and I'm not so sure how mercurial would have handled it. The best I can say is that I've never known even the most adventurous mercurial user to use checkout (actually revert in mercurial) on individual files in that way. Is that something git people do more often?

Aside from that, it'd be fun to see how mecurial handles this, but I'm not sure from reading the original post if I could exactly reproduce it.

Mercurial would let you do the checkout (revert) trick that started it all. I can imagine it causing merge conflicts as described. Mercurial does let you specify how to resolve merge conflicts for the whole merge, or you can tell it not to resolve conflicts at all and then you can run hg resolve on a file-per- file (or glob of files) basis and tell it to pick default (equivalent of master) for the files you want. I didn't quite follow the git way of doing this he described with .gitattributes, but using hg resolve sounds easier (but neither are things a non-expert user of either tool would know).

In the end some other solutions were proposed. I would not recommend using checkout (revert in mercurial) either. I don't know of a filter-branch equivalent in mercurial, but that sounds like a cool way to deal with this. In mercurial I probably would have reached for graft (equivalent of git's cherry pick), which isn't very different from git.

</comment><comment><USER33> The problem with Git is that everyone is trying to use Git as central repository rather than distributed as if it were SVN, personally i blame GitHub for promoting among the new developers the wrong tool for the job causing all this unnecessary drama. Git is the best version control system if and only if the project has a good leader checking everyone merges before commiting and letting everyone knows who is working on what and what parts will affect.

</comment><comment><USER9> > But I couldn't think of anything, so I asked Rik Signes. Rik immediately > said that X should have used git-filter-branch to separate the 406 commits > into two branches, branch A with just the changes to the 18 back-end files > and branch B with just the changes to the other files. (The two branches > together would have had more than 406 commits, since a commit that changed > both back-end and front-end files would be represented in both branches.) > Then he would have had no trouble landing branch A on master and, after it > was deployed, landing branch B.

Well. Okay. That's a technical solution and it'd work, it's probably no less time consuming than going and fixing the code in a new branch and merging cleanly (every time I end up needing to filter branch stuff I have to RTFM on it, and it takes ages) -- this problem is _NOT_ a technical one though; it's a process one.

Why are you landing 400 commits in one go? Half of those were on files which then start causing merge conflicts for your team and wasted a huge amount of your time?

Use feature flags, fix your conflicts in branch, don't merge anything into master unless it's using the 'merge' button on github/gitlab/gogs/whatever. And really think/discuss/roundtable about how you're introducing features because it sounds like this is running away from you a bit here..

It doesn't need to be this complex, and these kinds of messes can't really be put on the tools -- although git certainly makes it easy to set a lot of things on fire..

<comment><USER34> > this problem is NOT a technical one though; it's a process one.

No, the cause of the problem was a process one, but now it's become a technical problem.

That isn't really helpful when someone has already created a git nightmare like what's described here.

<comment><USER9> Hmm, I wasn't trying to come off that way, although I wasn't trying to be helpful with the specifics of their git nightmare since happily they sorted it out anyway: I was only trying to suggest that the only way you "clean up" from a nightmare such as that is to start looking at what seems to be an obviously fragile way of dealing with their code since that's the real problem..

Unfucking the repo, while mildly technically interesting should really be the smaller of the two lessons learned from such a mess... No?

<comment><USER35> It's a little tone deaf to offer "should've done it this way!" as advice to a person already in a bad way.

Unless OP is asking for better processes to avoid this in the future, I think it's not a good idea to offer preventative advice as a first response. YMMV, but this sort of comment is often unwelcome (especially if you phrase the questions in an interrogative way... example - "Why are you landing 400 commits in one go? Half of those were on files which then start causing merge conflicts for your team and wasted a huge amount of your time?" comes across like you kind of enjoyed typing it and doesn't really occur as a kind stranger leaning in to help)

If your post was directed more to the readers of the thread instead of at OP, I think it would've come across less admonishing. Of course, I'm not judging you for your comment to be clear, just providing feedback on why your comment might rub people the wrong way (apologies for length).

<comment><USER9> Hm, well -- OP; I wasn't trying to have a go if you thought that, and the question wasn't rhetorical -- if you're up for sharing how this sort of thing comes to pass I'd love to have your story/discussion..

As for coming across like I enjoyed typing it, I'm pretty much at a loss on how to respond to that one besides: NEIN!

</comment></comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER36> I like Perforce. It may not be perfect. But it's idiot proof.

"Days since gitastrophe" is a common phrase. There is no Perforce equivalent. You can't blow your leg off. There aren't thousands of "Perforce made easy" blog posts because it's actually easy. There are no "fixing my p4 repo" tales because it never breaks.

Thanks Perforce.

<comment><USER31> Sorry for ruining the party (seriously).

 _I like Perforce. It may not be perfect. But it 's idiot proof._

That's because it is almost impossible to do anything, good or bad with it. ;-)

 _" Days since gitastrophe" is a common phrase._

Never heard it before.

 _There is no Perforce equivalent. You can 't blow your leg off._

The equivalent of a hand saw: you will have a harder time cutting off your leg with a hand saw than with a chain saw.

 _There aren 't thousands of "Perforce made easy" blog posts because it's actually easy. There are no "fixing my p4 repo" tales because it never breaks._

Or because nobody uses it and those who do keeps the knowledge for themselves;-)

Seriously: I used perforce for 18 months and I tried to understand why people loved it but no luck. Git isn't exactly perfect but compared to "checking out" a file before even editing it or not being able to commit without access to the server (IIRC) git is perfect. Oh, and not being able to check out a file that someone else has checked out, so if a dev goes on holiday without "checking in" the files first then you have to hack a bit to get ready for work again.

The best argument however for git is that even the perforce guys have integrated with it.

Thanks Perforce.

<comment><USER37> Bonus points when you get conflicts or try to use their terrible Swarm review system which relies on shelves.

Also branching which hides previous history before branch out for no reason. No real branch merge functionality. Automatic merge being inferior to what Git has.

And more...

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER38> In a corporate environment, I think I prefer a simpler workflow with a plain old centralized VCS and without using any branches at all. As code gets written, each commit goes on the trunk behind a feature flag (which you need anyway). That way each commit can benefit from continuous builds and testing, and other people can notice problems early. Branches would only be used for releases.

I've worked like that for years on some pretty big projects, and it never caused complicated problems like in the OP. The only caveat is that you need a strong safety net against breaking the trunk (lots of tests, mandatory code review, etc.)

</comment><comment><USER39> Why wouldn't they reintegrate the mainline development branch with the new branch if it was so long lived? And/Or have the new code behind a feature flag so you could potentially have it deployed but disabled? So many ways this could have been avoided with some basic forward thinking...

</comment><comment><USER40> So if I get this then he just added the files to master, then tried to work on the topic branch?

That really seems weird. I don't think it's git's fault. Also he could have done git merge master --accept-theirs if he really wanted some kind of history but I guess it would be worthless.

</comment><comment><USER41> I humbly (re)submit this for your consideration [https://git-man-page- generator.lokaltog.net/](https://git-man-page-generator.lokaltog.net/)

</comment><comment><USER42> IMHO it's odd approach to the problem. I'd rather ask the author (who knows best in this case) to split this into two separate parts that can be nicely merged.

</comment><comment><USER43> Worth noting that cherry-pick takes commit ID ranges in the form xxxxxx..yyyyyy, it may have simplified the driver.

Thanks for the tip re: --keep-redundant-commits!

</comment><comment><USER44> The more I read stuff like this, the more I wonder how many problems would just go away for so many people if they used Mercurial instead.

<comment><USER45> Why is Mercurial better than git? It's my understanding that you can still rewrite history with Mercurial.

<comment><USER32> Mercurial keeps track of whether you have pushed a commit or not, and if you have pushed it, it won't let you rewrite it without doing a manual override. This feature is called, phases.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER46> >and published the changes to `master`

-_-

</comment><comment><USER47> I hate this shit. Rebasing always causes conflicts and dealing with them is such a giant pain. I get that in this case the designer really brought the pain on themselves but I wish using git didn't require this sort of surgery periodically, which in my experience it does.

<comment><USER48> As opposed to what? Conflicts are an inevitable consequence of multiple people working on the same code at the same time, and git is as good or better than the alternatives for handling that.

<comment><USER47> In my experience- as opposed to merging, which just works, but nerds get all persnickety about because they hate merge commits. I understand the concern I suppose, but working with `git rebase` just seems so unnecessarily painful. It's really awful.

<comment><USER49> rebase uses the same merge logic as merge. What some people don't get is that if there were three commits pulled down form a remote, and you had three commits, and you had conflicts (different ones) on each of those commits, rebase makes you resolve them one by one so it can literally "replay" those commits on top of the tip of the branch you are rebasing onto.

That's why rebase is so cool. It lets you solve each conflict during the merge of each commit separately. Then you can do it interactively and squash it all into one commit.

Learn the tools, don't complain.

<comment><USER48> > It lets you solve each conflict during the merge of each commit separately.

Which is what they're complaining about, compared to just merging and doing it once. Sometimes resolving smaller chunks at a time can be easier, but almost as often it involves a lot of extra effort creating intermediate states for little benefit, and often they don't even make sense.

I much prefer to keep an accurate history, rather than invent one that I think looks neater (the same goes for squashing commits). And honestly I think a lot of what people object to can be mitigated by learning how to use git log properly.

<comment><USER49> Look, if I make 15 commits, to my local repo, some with major functionality additions, some with bug fixes, and some with typo fixes - I shouldn't have to share that whole history with the remote.

Nor would anyone want me to. The re-writing history part only really applies to your local repo. If you re-write history on the remote, you are going to piss some people off.

<comment><USER48> >I shouldn't have to share that whole history with the remote.

You don't have to share it, but why not?

It might be useful in some cases, and people don't have to look at it the rest of the time. They can just look at merge commits, which are almost always coherent changes. Instead of relying on people to invent continuity, which might not even make sense.

</comment></comment></comment></comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER50> I think everyone is overlooking the main point.

He said that one guy was only making changes to either the front end or back end code.

They should have been two separate repos. one for the front end code and one for the back end code.

<comment><USER51> That's a huge discussion in itself: [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10007654](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10007654)

<comment><USER50> That was a great discussion. As someone said below, I agree if it is independently deployable, it should be in its own repo.

If you need to share code between repos you need to create versioned packages - in the c# world - Nuget.</comment></comment></comment>


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* Romotive ([http://www.romotive.com/](http://www.romotive.com/)): I was Romotive's lead engineer and led development for our initial iOS and Android applications, including our realtime two-way H264 audio/video streaming libraries.

We're based in NYC, but work with partners around the world.

Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Keywords: mobile, iOS, Android, design, development, product, UX, video, NY.

</comment><comment><USER17> SEEKING WORK - Remote or near Amsterdam, Netherlands

I'm looking for a freelance iOS project in Swift, starting anytime from now onwards.

More information: [http://iandundas.com/resume/](http://iandundas.com/resume/)

LinkedIn: [https://nl.linkedin.com/pub/ian- dundas/90/156/91b](https://nl.linkedin.com/pub/ian-dundas/90/156/91b)

Code examples: I'm currently building an app in Swift 1.2 and ReactiveCocoa 3.0, I'm open-sourcing it here: [https://github.com/iandundas/Tacks](https://github.com/iandundas/Tacks)

About: I'm super interested in bringing quality designs to life as strong, functional and stable software. As a freelancer I've developed for iOS since 2010 (iOS3) and to-date I've shipped 18 diverse, native, apps (becoming comfortable with a wide range of iOS techniques and frameworks). Recently I worked on a few high-profile iPhone apps: a healthcare app for Philips, and two apps for Audi. I'm suited both to working on fast, simple prototypes that take only a few weeks, as well as architecting and building a full app across many months.

To contact me: firstname.lastname@example.com, skype: ian-dundas, twitter: @id, iMessage: +31610998215

</comment><comment><USER18> SEEKING WORK - Remote & Atlanta (remote preferred)

I'm a full-stack developer and project manager based in Atlanta. I've built a profitable startup, so I know how to solve problems and get things done with a minimum amount of direction.

I can take on projects at any stage--from sketches on the back of a napkin, to 20 year old legacy code. Whether you need someone to build and deploy a complete product from the ground up, or untangle an existing mess, I can handle it.

I'm an excellent communicator, and I will provide clear and concise status reports through every phase of the project. My job is to make sure you never have to worry about how your project is going.

I'm good with Ruby/Rails, JavaScript (plus many js frameworks), C#, Java, Go, CSS3, and HTML5.

I also have a strong foundation in computer science (B.S. in CS and constantly learning), and experience with many other languages and frameworks. I can handle anything you can throw at me, so don't hesitate to contact me if you don't see your technology stack listed.

Rate: $800 per day. Weekly/Monthly discounts available.

Email: firstname.lastname@example.com

LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sbrown37](https://www.linkedin.com/in/sbrown37)

Github: [https://github.com/learc83/](https://github.com/learc83/)

</comment><comment><USER19> SEEKING WORK - Toronto - Remote or Relocation

I am heavily interested in user research, user experience (UX) and user interfaces (UI). A lot of my work has been in data analysis on big datasets and finding ways to visualize them in intuitive ways. Also have experience in informatics, computational biology and bioinformatics.

Technical: Python, Java, PHP, Perl, HTML, CSS, Javascript, databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL server, Oracle). Experience with statistical software such R, Matlab, Octave, and SPSS. Able to work in Windows, Linux or MacOS environments.

User experience and research methodologies such as prototyping (rapid, whiteboard, paper, useable), wireframes and sketching, requirements solicitation, user stories, user interviews, user surveys, analytics, competition studies, and card sorting.

And constantly learning!

Resume: [http://www.garon.la](http://www.garon.la)

Portfolio: [http://www.garon.la/issuu](http://www.garon.la/issuu) or [http://www.garon.la/portfolio](http://www.garon.la/portfolio) for a PDF version

LinkedIn: [https://ca.linkedin.com/in/lagaron](https://ca.linkedin.com/in/lagaron)

</comment><comment><USER20> SEEKING WORK - Remote or Relocation

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Resume: [http://fealaer.ru](http://fealaer.ru)

Github: [https://github.com/fealaer](https://github.com/fealaer)

LinkedIn: [https://linkedin.com/in/fealaer](https://linkedin.com/in/fealaer)

StackOverflow: [https://careers.stackoverflow.com/fealaer](https://careers.stackoverflow.com/fealaer)

Email: email@example.com

Technologies:

JavaScript, CoffeeScript, Node.js, AngularJS, HTML, CSS (LESS, SASS), MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Cordova/Phonegap, Java, PHP, Sybase, MySQL

Summary:

I am a Full Stack Web Developer / Software Engineer with 8+ years of extensive professional experience with JavaScript (MEAN, node.js, AngularJS), HTML5, CSS3, Java, PHP, SQL and NoSQL (MongoDB). Highly skilled in system architecture, software design, programming and troubleshooting.

Last 3 years I have been working with MEAN stack as a front end or a full stack web developer. So far, I have 4 completed projects utilizing just AngularJS or complete MEAN stack, also I have several completed projects based on Java SE/EE and LAMP technologies.

</comment><comment><USER21> SEEKING WORK - Remote, though I'm currently in New York, NY (NYC)

Professional experience with Javascript (ES6/ES7), Node.js, React.js, Sass/Compass, Ansible, Webpack, git/GitHub, Amazon EC2/S3, Phonegap, etc. Also have experience with WebGL/Three.js, Web Audio API, HTML5 Canvas, and D3.js. Love being challenged and messing with new technologies (eg. Elm, Clojurescript, whatever).

Currently working full-time as a full-stack developer on a major music website. It's an isomorphic JS single-page app with 800k daily unique visitors (Node.js, React.js, etc).

I've also been doing some part-time freelancing on a 2D HTML5 Canvas game (and having a blast), developing everything including its own (minimal) custom physics engine.

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Personal Website: [http://www.jbernier.com](http://www.jbernier.com) (built myself with Node and React)

Resume/CV: [http://www.jbernier.com/Bernier,%20Jeremy.pdf](http://www.jbernier.com/Bernier,%20Jeremy.pdf)

LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysbernier](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysbernier)

Contact: jeremy.s.bernier <at gmail>

</comment><comment><USER22> SEEKING WORK - Remote or travel around Europe fine. Native British developer based in Warsaw, Poland.

Back-end and front-end jack-of-all-trades, concentrating on PHP/Python/jQuery/Angular/MySQL, experienced with Apache/Nginx/IIS, and general Linux admin, plus the odd bit of AWS and EMR fun.

A few sample projects I work on in my spare time, using PHP/Laravel/MySQL/Angular/jQuery:

[https://www.wphub.com](https://www.wphub.com)

[http://track-chat.com](http://track-chat.com) (also uses Erlang, but I am by no means an expert!)

[http://www.cuteleads.com](http://www.cuteleads.com)

[http://interactwive.com](http://interactwive.com)

[http://tweetingmachine.com](http://tweetingmachine.com)

I'm very good at finding solutions to complex problems, enjoy rescuing projects in trouble, and like working with technology in general.

I always enjoy chatting about projects, whether they're in the planning stages or just need a bit of help; drop me an email today at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll be delighted to have a chat :)

</comment><comment><USER23> SEEKING FREELANCER -- REMOTE OK. OpenCraft - Open Source developer on Open edX (Worldwide, company based in France)

Consultancy specialized on the edX project, and hiring to handle increasing demand. edX is a free software project, used by various universities and companies to run online courses. See edx.org, class.stanford.edu, france- universite-numerique-mooc.fr for examples of edX instances.

It's a large Python/Django codebase, with good code standards and architecture (a lot of the edX engineers come from MIT). You would work on different clients contracts using the platform. The clients list/references include Harvard, edX themselves, the French government, and various startups & universities currently running their own instances, or looking to create one. Tasks are varied, from developing custom features for specific courses (XBlocks), customizing instances, developing generic platform features, deploying instances, working on both client/server sides, etc.

A large part of your work would be published as free software (edX is released under the AGPL license, which requires clients to release modifications under the same license), and you would also contribute to the free software project, pushing some of your developments upstream through pull requests, contributing features, documentation or help on mailing-lists.

You would be able to work remotely from where you want, as long as you have a good internet connexion. : )

Stack: Python/Django, Ansible, AWS, Debian/Ubuntu, JS, HTML/CSS, MySQL, MongoDB

Applying: Email firstname.lastname@example.com with: your github account, a short explanation of why you're interested and a list of links to free software contributions you have made.

</comment><comment><USER24> SEEKING WORK – REMOTE

I've worked for 4 startups and on several projects doing web development. I was also Community TA for the Startup Engineering [1] class and for the Machine Learning [2] class at Coursera (Stanford).

I work mostly as a backend engineer and occasionally fixing and writing some Javascript on the frontend (jQuery, Backbone.js). I also can oversee backend development by doing project management and issues and tasks coordination.

I use a methodology for each project like setting up a deployment process/git branching model (development, staging, production), etc., and I'm very pragmatic about researching and using proven solutions (ie: code) to each problem. I code in Python: Django, Tornado, GAE and node.js: Express. Git for source control (Github/Bitbucket). Linux, vim.

Drop me a line: firstname.lastname@example.com

[1] [https://www.coursera.org/course/startup](https://www.coursera.org/course/startup)

[2] [https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine- learning/](https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning/)

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SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (Located in Malta - can spend a couple of weeks on-site in EU/US).

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Android & Full-Stack developer.

Jack-of-all-trades, master of one (Android). I like to take ideas from concept and develop them into apps that are used (& loved) by millions.

Recent Projects: [http://gta-5-map.com/](http://gta-5-map.com/) [http://vainglorydb.com/](http://vainglorydb.com/) [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.curated.an...](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.curated.android) [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.stylefruits...](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.stylefruits.fashion.android)

Technologies: Android (RxJava, Retrofit, etc.), PHP (Laravel), ReactJS/React Native, and the usual suspects (jQuery, MySQL, Linux Sysadmin).

Rate: $500 per day. Long-term & per project rates can be negotiated.

Email: gtspoon [at] hotmail.com

</comment><comment><USER26> SEEKING WORK

Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California (CA), and Boulder, Colorado (CO), USA

Remote: yes

Technologies: python (Django, Flask, GAE), JavaScript (Angular, Knockout, Backbone, jQuery, Require.js, Node, Grunt, Gulp,), SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL), AWS, full stack, UX design, front-end, back-end, product management, small business consulting. Microservices, Test Driven Design (Test Driven Development, TDD).

Résumé/CV: [http://uplift.agency](http://uplift.agency)

Email: email@example.com

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We are a family owned team of two: one with front-end+UX skills and one with full stack skills. Think of us as temporary co-founders!

\- We work to understand your business, sales and marketing. We are consultants, not engineers

\- We help you launch new products or features on deadline and on budget, from design all the way to deployment

\- We help you uplift existing parts of your business that aren't performing as well as you think they should

\- We care about our work and are motivated by improving your business

\- We pride ourselves with following through after our work is done. We don't just do the work and leave

Marius and Paul have previously founded a company together and collaborated on numerous projects. We are keen on providing tremendous value for our time and are passionate about doing good while building great products.

Satisfaction guaranteed.

For more details and examples of previous work, including testimonials, please visit: [http://uplift.agency](http://uplift.agency)

</comment><comment><USER27> SEEKING WORK - London UK, consultancy, mostly remote. NO RECRUITERS.

I'm a DevOps consultant with 15 years experience hosting web applications and I'm on the lookout for interesting new projects.

I work closely with development teams throughout the project lifecycle (like, DevOps!) to build scalable and long-term robust architectures. Load testing, continuous integration, deploy systems, monitoring, post-mortems, dev projects of my own - you name it I've done it. For larger organisations I've even built & led whole infrastructure teams.

Recent work includes:

\+ AWS/Docker platform to securely host a large public-sector microservice- based web app taking millions of pounds per month (yes, PCI) in payments.

\+ Physical platform hosting a large, successful news site for the financial sector.

\+ Large multithreaded Python 3 application for automated cryptocurrency trading. Don't try this, you won't get rich.

\+ Lots, lots more.

email@example.com / [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/alex- hewson/b6/50a/8b4](https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/alex-hewson/b6/50a/8b4)

</comment><comment><USER28> SEEKING WORK - SF Bay Area or remote

Generally available for freelance web app engineering work. I've been working with Rails and JS for ~8 years now, at all points up and down the stack. Everything from performance work on existing code to bringing up a full- fledged product from wireframes.

In the past, I've worked with companies like Leap Motion, Anki, Rocket Fuel, and TaskRabbit. Before that, I had two startups of my own. In my spare time, I fly airplanes. Currently fully booked through at least the end of September, but I'm always happy to grab coffee and chat.

Links:

[http://toddeichel.com/about](http://toddeichel.com/about)

[http://www.github.com/tfe](http://www.github.com/tfe)

[http://www.linkedin.com/in/toddeichel](http://www.linkedin.com/in/toddeichel)

[http://stackoverflow.com/users/203773/tfe](http://stackoverflow.com/users/203773/tfe)

Contact: email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER29> SEEKING WORK - Remote (GMT+2)

Building software applications is as much about coding as it is about understanding and solving the actual business problems!

I'm a Zend & SensioLabs certified web developer / consultant with a focus on solving business problems and adding value through product optimisation. This can be done in many ways: creating a new application, suggesting an action plan or architecture, optimizing current set-up / architecture / applications, etc.

At the moment my technology focus is on PHP, Symfony, AWS, MongoDB, MySQL, APIs, NodeJS and Docker. I also care a lot about security (InfoSec), performance, quality, best practices & continuous learning. You can contact me for projects at [http://ifdattic.com](http://ifdattic.com)

Few of the problems I solved for my clients:

        * optimize infrastructure to reduce costs by $10000+ per year
        * implement backup & work flow to avoid using data due to
          incompetent developers
        * custom applications for improving work flows (document
          submission, sports coaching, inventory system, etc.)

Website: [http://ifdattic.com](http://ifdattic.com)

LinkedIn: [http://www.linkedin.com/in/ifdattic](http://www.linkedin.com/in/ifdattic)

AngelList: [https://angel.co/ifdattic](https://angel.co/ifdattic)

Twitter: [https://twitter.com/ifdattic](https://twitter.com/ifdattic)

GitHub: [https://github.com/ifdattic](https://github.com/ifdattic)

</comment><comment><USER30> SEEKING WORK - San Francisco - Remote OK - Travel Possible

Experienced software developer with a history in startups.

Proficient in:

      * Python  ['django', 'bottle', 'google.app.engine', 'pyramid']
      * Javascript  ['angular','backbone','node','firebase'];
      * Clojure  '(compojure liberator)
      * Go {'appengine'}
      * Haskell, Prolog (and other esoterics)

We've helped entrepreneurs develop their MVP, as well as large companies develop core features. We provide services such as feature development, product management, and software auditing.

Previous engagements include Fuze, DriveShift.com, Sosh, Getaround, Codecademy, Factset, Wakemate, drip.fm, and Swiftstack, among others. Currently represented by [http://www.10xmanagement.com](http://www.10xmanagement.com)

For more info see our page at [http://turbines.io](http://turbines.io), or talk to us at firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER31> SEEKING WORK - Remote (Can visit SF/Bay Area/Jacksonville, FL)

I am a Designer (Interaction Design/UI/UX) and Developer (JS, Swift, Ruby, Obj-C). I typically consult on or perform the following:

\- Product design - Strategy, best practices, interaction design, ui design, iconography.

\- Front end design & dev - Prototyping, production, management, I've also setup processes for growing teams and established best practices for new hires.

\- iOS - Development, Prototyping, Design, Marketing.

\- Data Visualization - Static or Interactive.

\- GIS - ARC GIS, Google Maps, Mapbox, interactive and time based visualizations.

info(@)bvr.io | [http://bvr.io](http://bvr.io) | [http://www.linkedin.com/in/dylanrw](http://www.linkedin.com/in/dylanrw) | [http://dribbble.com/dylanrw](http://dribbble.com/dylanrw) | [http://github.com/dylan](http://github.com/dylan)

</comment><comment><USER32> SEEKING WORK - Portland, OR or Remote

I'm a polygot, full-stack developer with 15 years experience. My specialties are Rails, Postgres, Chef, and Ember, although I've also done some iOS and Python Machine Learning/Statistics projects. I am reliable, easy to work with, quick to turn things around, and a good communicator. I can work solo or on a team, either as lead or a team member. I value client satisfaction as highly as technical excellence.

You can see some of my recent work here:

[http://illuminatedcomputing.com/portfolio](http://illuminatedcomputing.com/portfolio)

[https://github.com/pjungwir/aggs_for_arrays](https://github.com/pjungwir/aggs_for_arrays)

[https://github.com/pjungwir/db_leftovers](https://github.com/pjungwir/db_leftovers)

If you'd like to work together, I'd be happy to discuss your project!: firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER33> SEEKING WORK

Front-end specialist, currently focused on Node.js and all things JavaScript. Seeking consulting/freelance work. I enjoy writing code in small modules. I love working with ES6, architecting Angular and React apps, and helping out with Backbone and performance. I'm a prolific open-source developer and I've published hundreds of small modules.

Location: Buenos Aires, AR (GMT -3)

Remote: Yes (remote only)

Technologies: Node.js, JavaScript, (Angular, React, Open-Source Modules), CSS, all things web

Resume: [http://careers.stackoverflow.com/bevacqua](http://careers.stackoverflow.com/bevacqua)

GitHub: [https://github.com/bevacqua](https://github.com/bevacqua)

Blog: [http://ponyfoo.com](http://ponyfoo.com)

JavaScript Application Design: [http://bevacqua.io/bf/book/amazon](http://bevacqua.io/bf/book/amazon)

You can reach me at email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER34> SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (Denver)

Hey all, I do marketing. My big claim to fame is I helped take one of my clients to #1 grossing in eduction in both the iTunes and Google Play store(s) all on an ROI positive budget.

I follow an agile approach to marketing that rejects long form marketing plans and embraces testing and quick iterations. Data is my friend. I believe wholeheartedly in measuring everything and letting the results drive my decision making process. If you want to get inside my head this piece essentially sums up my approach to marketing.

www.jeromysonne.com/musings/2015/8/23/i-have-no-clue-how-to-market-your- company

Typically I break things down into week long sprints with dedicated hours where I work on as many things as possible. I can do anything in regards to marketing, but I'm particularly good at:

Mobile App Install Ads

Social Advertising

Organic Social Strategy

Email Marketing

User On-boarding/Activation Consulting

Content Marketing

Lead Generation

Product Market Fit/Customer ID Consulting

If you need a data driven marketer with proven results, feel free to reach out: email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER35> SEEKING WORK, remote for now (moving to Los Angeles soon)

I bring to the table twelve years of professional software development and architecture experience in finance, mobile, web, and bitcoin. I'm a responsible developer, who communicates well, has a flexible schedule, and is able to understand and consider your business needs. One of the first members of the data analytics team at Squarespace.

Currently working on a part-time and long-term basis with a new analytics startup, which means I can start working with you immediately.

Expertise:

\- data analytics, data visualization, and business intelligence

\- full stack web dev (backend, frontend)

\- bitcoin, cryptocurrencies

\- Android

Technologies:

\- Python, Javascript, Java

\- Django, AngularJS, D3, NVD3, Bootstrap, jQuery, Grunt, Bower

\- MySQL, Graphite, Mongo

Challenges I can help you solve:

\- Your existing website is doing fine and you need to solidify things: monitoring, alerts, performance, reliability.

\- Your data-driven product needs continuing work.

\- I can act as your interim CTO if your company is in the early stages and you need someone to own your tech stack for a while.

[http://www.linkedin.com/in/heliodor](http://www.linkedin.com/in/heliodor)

heliodorj [at] gmail [dot] com

[http://about.me/heliodor](http://about.me/heliodor)

Current personal projects: [https://pizzacharts.com](https://pizzacharts.com) and [http://counterchef.com](http://counterchef.com)

</comment><comment><USER36> SEEKING WORK - REMOTE or on-site if near Amsterdam

My name is Bart van Kuik, and I'm an iOS software developer with ~15 years of experience in the industry. I have done everything from embedded software and enterprise-class databases to reading out custom electronics and mobile.

Currently I focus on iOS apps, and I can do server-side work as well, preferably in a scripting language like Python, Perl or PHP. Besides development, I've experience with Linux system administration, including security lockdown, configuration of DNS (Bind), Apache, firewall, Xen virtualization, etc.

I wouldn't consider myself experienced with Android but I did ship a small Android project. I've worked with local as well as outsourced teams in China, Indonesia and India.

Website: www.dutchvirtual.nl Contact: bart at dutchvirtual.nl Github: [https://github.com/bvankuik](https://github.com/bvankuik)

</comment><comment><USER37> SEEKING WORK - London UK, Remote

I'm a full stack developer based in the UK with over 5 years of experience. I'm currently working with HTML, CSS (LESS and SASS), JS (Backbone, React, jQuery), PHP and MySQL.

I'm passionate about what I do and care deeply about my craft. I pride myself on being a trustworthy and reliable no-fuss developer who produces high quality work.

I'd love to learn more about your business and jump into some large projects but I'm open to all opportunities, those that use my skill set or require me to learn something new.

To get an idea of what I'm about check out my blog and GitHub (links are below). If you'd like to work together please get in touch.

Email: email@example.com

Website: [http://www.chrispattle.com](http://www.chrispattle.com)

Github: [http://github.com/pattle](http://github.com/pattle)

</comment><comment><USER38> SEEKING WORK, Atlanta, GA or Remote

I am a specialist at Android. I have been working independently building Android apps for the past 3 years. I have built apps for startups and established Fortune 500 companies. I have a lot of experience re-creating an existing iOS app in Android while also adapting it to the design and flow that Android users expect and will feel comfortable with. If you have an iOS app and need an Android app, contact me. If you have an existing Android app that needs a UI overhaul to update and modernize it (Material design!) let me know. If you want to build something new and cool, let's talk.

      Website: http://innodroid.com
      Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
      Stack overflow (top 10% android):  http://stackoverflow.com/users/95462/greg-ennis
      Github: https://github.com/grennis

</comment><comment><USER39> SEEKING WORK - REMOTE, Part-Time (Bristol, UK)

Full-Stack web developer. Jack of many trades, quick learner, a worker with an extra attention to detail.

Technologies: NodeJS, Python, Ruby, PHP, Javascript, HTML, CSS, SQL, bash.

Tools: ExpressJS, Django/Flask, Rails, Wordpress, KnockoutJS, Bootstrap, Continuous Integration with Capistrano or Fabric, Git.

I can:

\- Build you a RESTful API from scratch with NodeJS, Python or Ruby, integrating with existing architecture (databases, other services, etc). Testing comes without question.

\- Set up a continuous integration and deployment environment and flow for existing codebases.

\- Take on building individual features (or whole websites) for your project with considerations to your already used technologies, performance and code quality.

\- Anything else, which would require a versatile approach.

CV: [http://adomasven.com/cv/](http://adomasven.com/cv/)

Email: adomas [dot] ven [at] gmail . com

</comment><comment><USER40> SEEKING WORK - NYC Area - <USER13>

I can help prototype new ideas, research technologies/trends, extend/maintain an existing system, or quickly build out a one-off microsite. I can work solo or in teams with equal ease.

I'm a full stack programmer primarily using C# for backend work, but can provide support for other common languages like PHP.

Portfolio - [http://wetzdev.com/](http://wetzdev.com/)

LinkedIn - [https://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter- wetzel/a/320/6b1](https://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter-wetzel/a/320/6b1)

Twitter - [https://twitter.com/pdwetz](https://twitter.com/pdwetz)

Github - [https://github.com/pdwetz](https://github.com/pdwetz)

Email - my user name on gmail

</comment><comment><USER41> SEEKING WORK / based in Germany / remote or local engagements throughout Europe or the US.

I'm specializing in getting MVPs done, mostly web apps and full-stack work on websites. My daily rate is $450.

Languages: JavaScript, Lua, PHP, Ruby, Java, C

Environments: LAMP stack, NginX, Node.js, Mac OS X, Linux, BSD

Web Tech: HTML5, CSS, jQuery, React, MySQL, WebSockets, WebGL, Cordova etc.

About me:

      * I started my career at an advertising agency
      * made a toy programming language called np: http://np-lang.org
        and I'm generally a language design enthusiast
      * I'm a Ludum Darer: http://ludumdare.com/compo/author/udo/
      * Github: https://github.com/Udo/

Profile: [http://udo.click/](http://udo.click/)

Contact me at email@example.com

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SEEKING WORK - Remote / Atlanta, Georgia

Full-stack developer and designer.

Highly skilled at MVP development. Will help you turn your business idea into a fully functioning prototype. Details here:[http://stationlevel.com](http://stationlevel.com)

Over 15 years experience and excellent communication skills.

Recent Projects:

* [http://stationlevel.com](http://stationlevel.com)

* [http://duetapp.com](http://duetapp.com)

* [http://theanchorapp.com](http://theanchorapp.com)

* [http://boulevardjs.com](http://boulevardjs.com)

Contact: projects [@] 23andwalnut.com

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</comment><comment><USER43> SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area / Remote

I'm an iOS developer in the San Francisco Bay Area (Mountain View), specializing in creating native iOS apps. Proficient in Swift and Objective-C. I also have experience building RESTful APIs with NodeJS on Heroku. Veteran of Loopt and Green Dot (the company that acquired Loopt).

[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ingerchat/id950583266?ls=1&m...](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ingerchat/id950583266?ls=1&mt=8)

LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mtviewdave](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mtviewdave)

Github: [https://github.com/mtviewdave](https://github.com/mtviewdave)

Email: email@example.com

Thank you!

-Dave Schreiber

</comment><comment><USER44> SEEKING WORK - Remote, Bucharest, or can travel to Berlin or London

Hello :) I'm Alexandra. I have 2 years experience in both corporate and start- up online marketing, in telecom and education.

I am also experienced in organizing large events (especially training events and conferences), as well as in internal communications for small teams (10 - 40 people).

I am seeking a part-time or full-time internship/job in online communications and marketing in a start-up.

e-mail: email@example.com Resume: [http://bit.ly/Alexandra_Ene_RESUME](http://bit.ly/Alexandra_Ene_RESUME) LinkedIn: [https://ro.linkedin.com/in/alexandraene](https://ro.linkedin.com/in/alexandraene) Blog: xandranotes.wordpress.com

</comment><comment><USER45> SEEKING WORK - Copenhagen, Denmark - Remote or onsite

Hello,

I'm an experienced front-end developer with 6+ years of experience available for immediate hire for new and ongoing projects. I mostly work for startups and agencies, and my speciality is developing and architecting large client- side applications. In the past, I've worked on projects with over 10,000 active users.

I also do quite some back-end development primarily in Python.

Technologies I work with:

\- JavaScript in ES2015/2016 using webpack + Babel

\- React with Flux/Redux

\- Universal/isomorphic web apps

\- Backbone

\- REST API development

\- Python (Flask)

\- PHP

\- MySQL

GitHub profile: [https://github.com/Pephers](https://github.com/Pephers)

Website: [http://fiftyfir.st](http://fiftyfir.st)

My solo-startup website: [https://zapla.co](https://zapla.co)

Contact: email@example.com

Feel free to get in touch with me. Thanks!

Chiel Robben

</comment><comment><USER46> SEEKING WORK - <USER13>

Hi there,

My name is Alexey Paramonov. I'm a leader of a small team of 3 great senior software engineers. For now we are looking for a project to participate in and bring value to it.

Our main area of expertise is development highload/enterprise huge software (including web) that lifetime generally is endless.

We use Scala (Java technology stack) as a main programming language; we use Go, Rust languages if it needs. For web UI we use ReactJS. Also we have good experience in development of BigData systems (using spark, hadoop, prediction.io) and DevOps (Ansible, Docker, AWS).

Feel free to email me: email@example.com Or message me in LinkedIn: [https://ru.linkedin.com/in/anparamonov](https://ru.linkedin.com/in/anparamonov)

Thank you all.

</comment><comment><USER47> SEEKING WORK - <USER13>

Hey, y'all. How's it going? My name is Ulises and I am full-stack web developer with 7 years experience building large-scale commercial web apps in startup, agency, and enterprise settings in the United States and Mexico.

I fell comfortable across the entire stack , but I currently specialize in JavaScript - 3.5 years Ember/Node - but I have worked professionally with Ruby, PHP, C++, and as DevOps in the past. I went to school for Radio-TV-Film production at UT Austin, concentrating in digital media and motion graphics.

If you'd like to learn more about me I'm at [http://ulisesrmzroche.info](http://ulisesrmzroche.info). Thanks in advance for your time and consideration and looking forward!

</comment><comment><USER48> Seeking Work:

Location: San Diego Remote: Yes (or if in San Diego, on site)

Type of work: I am looking to transition from developing websites to handling customer relationships, managing process, or an overall consulting role. I have been developing websites, office technology, and marketing full time since 1996. I went straight from high school into web development and have been very busy but now I am free for the first time. My greatest challenge is because I have done everything, I am not quite sure what I do. No one likes someone who does everything.

Resume: [https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=9529948](https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=9529948)

Email: email@example.com

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SEEKING WORK - LONDON / REMOTE OK - Full-Time.

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Full-Stack Developer; Specialise in cross-mobile solutions.

I am an enthusiastic software engineer with over 5 1/2+ years experience working with agile development teams (including management) on both front and back-end systems. Primarily work with C#/.NET, but have worked with several other technologies and platforms.

Recent large projects involved: Xamarin (inc Forms), AngularJs, ASP.Net 4.5+, iOS (Native Obj-C)

Feel free to contact me through any of the following links:

Github: [https://github.com/donskifarrell](https://github.com/donskifarrell)

Blog (inc AboutMe/CV): [http://donalfarrell.com/](http://donalfarrell.com/)

Email: email@example.com

Thanks!

Donal

</comment><comment><USER50> SEEKING WORK - Remote/Freelance Python/Django/Mobile/Front-end, with extensive experience building all sorts of web applications, especially e-commerce marketplaces. I've worked a lot over the years with AWS, and have a lot of sys admin experience with config management like Ansible, Chef, Docker. I have a research background in data analysis. I also have experience with Golang, React, Clojure, scipy, numpy, pandas, scikit-learn, nltk etc.

Contact details are below. Here're some examples from my portfolio:

* [http://www.grapevinelogic.com](http://www.grapevinelogic.com) \- A platform for advertisers to work with Youtube content creators. and many more

* [http://turbotaxcpaselect.intuit.com](http://turbotaxcpaselect.intuit.com) \- Turbotax CPA Select, to help select accountants. Formerly Teaspiller.com, acquired by Intuit

* [http://publish.saxo.com](http://publish.saxo.com) \- publishing platform where anyone can publish e-books, and soon printed books (print on demand) and online courses.

* [http://www.hypedsound.com](http://www.hypedsound.com) \- A platform for music artists to share their content from various networks.

* [http://www.igrowfit.com](http://www.igrowfit.com) \- A fitness subscription app [in-progress]

You can look at [http://www.sidmitra.com/portfolio.html](http://www.sidmitra.com/portfolio.html) for further links

Github: [http://github.com/sidmitra](http://github.com/sidmitra)

Homepage: [http://www.sidmitra.com](http://www.sidmitra.com)

Linkedin: [http://www.linkedin.com/in/sidmitra](http://www.linkedin.com/in/sidmitra)

Email: email@example.com

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SEEKING WORK - Remote/Michigan.

Full-stack RUBY, RAILS, or Devops based projects.

Senior Developer with 8+ years experience and excellent communication skills.

Portfolio: >>>>>> [http://featlabs.com/](http://featlabs.com/) <<<<<<

Notables:

* Midwest billing rates (hourly, weekly, monthly)

* Fullstack Ruby/Rails development: frontend/backend/devops

* Javascript heavy apps and Backbone.js

* 3rd party API integrations, Financial Services, Ecommerce, Recurrent Billing, Calendars, Telephone/SMS.

* Mysql, Postgres or MongoDB Administration

* MVP/prototypes. Strong and innovative product development skills

* Rescue/refactor stale/failing projects

For project inquiries send an email to: projects `at` featlabs `dot` com

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</comment><comment><USER52> SEEKING WORK - Toronto - <USER13>

I'm a web designer and developer, now based out of Toronto Canada. I mostly work with web-based startups looking to flesh out the UI of their initial product and help establish a system for maintainable HTML/CSS going forward. I'm looking to work with more startups that need help from a designer/developer hybrid.

I've worked with clients who have become alumni of Y Combinator, Techstars and FounderFuel and many have seen measureable success after working with me. Maybe you should join the club! I'd love to hear about your team and product, so let's get in touch.

All my vitals are at [http://eswat.ca/](http://eswat.ca/)

</comment><comment><USER53> SEEKING WORK - The Netherlands - Remote preferred, but can travel if needed

Location: Maastricht

Remote: Yes

LinkedIn: [https://nl.linkedin.com/in/johnsimonstotalitee](https://nl.linkedin.com/in/johnsimonstotalitee)

Email: j.simons /at/ totalitee.nl

Areas of expertise: Web-, Desktop-, Embedded and PLC software development, Project Management of small teams

I am a full stack automation engineer with a passion for excellence. Having provided IT solutions for almost 10 years I have built a broad and in depth skill-set in providing automation solutions to single person sized businesses, multi-billion dollar companies and everything in between.

With my experience and a mixed business and automation background I am able to assist in every step of the software engineering process and help guide the direction both technically as well as strategically and identify risk-factors early. I am a (fast) lifelong learner and willing to pick up whatever knowledge is needed to get your job done.

Besides for hire jobs I also regularly mentor other software developers. You can find a small selection of user reviews at: [https://www.codementor.io/johnsel#/review](https://www.codementor.io/johnsel#/review)

What I can do for you:

\- Work with key stakeholders to define and state project goals, milestones, risks, strategy, functional and technical specs

\- Build software projects and manage the people around them

\- Become a valuable member of your already well-led team and provide new insights and viewpoints

\- Provide a second opinion on a project that isn't performing up to par

\- Turn around a failing project, by either coaching or taking over entirely

I have experience in the following industries: financial, retail, manufacturing, insurance and education

For more information, or to present a project please email me at j.simons /at/ totalitee.nl

</comment><comment><USER54> SEEKING FREELANCER | BoardVitals | Ruby & Javascript Developers | New York, NY or Remote

BoardVitals is a education technology startup with a focus on healthcare. Our product helps physicians prepare for medical boards by bringing together content from major publishers, universities, and top healthcare professionals to create the largest training ecosystem in medicine. We are seeking long term contractors to help build out features and scale our infrastructure.

As a distributed team, remote / offshore candidates are more than welcome.

Tech Stack: Rails, Angular, Postgres, Heroku

Email resume, online profiles (e.g. GitHub), rates, and availability to email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER55> SEEKING WORK - London / UK / Remote

A front end developer with a huge passion for all things JavaScript and Front End!

Technologies: front end tech so JS, CSS, HTML, jade, CoffeeScript, gulp, grunt, node, stylus, sass, less, angular, backbone, marionette, MEAN stack, TDD, HTML5 Canvas etc.

Resume: available on request.

Contact: [http://jh3y.github.io](http://jh3y.github.io)

Github: [https://github.com/jh3y](https://github.com/jh3y)

Open to different types of opportunity whether it be development or consultancy or anything else you might come up with. Check out my code/site and hope to hear from you!

</comment><comment><USER56> SEEKING FREELANCER - REMOTE (New York City)

Looking for up to three freelancers:

One with Android/Java experience, to help me take a prototype Android app to market readiness. The work is a mix of refactoring (cleaning up code, extracting some hardcoded functionality into a general and reusable set of classes) and implementing new features.

One with NLP experience, to help build out information extraction models. You're a good fit if you understand what a CRF is and how you might it.

A UX designer with experience on mobile and an understanding of both the aesthetics and the usability constraints involved, to revamp the look of my app.

Contact me for details: firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER57> SEEKING WORK - <USER12>

Generalist/full stack mobile & web app dev. I mostly specialise in iOS & Android apps these days, as well as building out API's if required.

Recent work has included a tablet app (iPad & Android) for overseas college students to browse matching courses/view media from prospective universities, an automotive social network app for iOS & Android and a rather large white label app & ecosystem for real estate agents.

Happy to supply links & more details on request - my contact info is in my profile.

Techblast: JS, PHP, Titanium, PhoneGap, Codeigniter, Laravel, HTML, CSS, node, Wordpress, AWS, Parse.

I'm UK based.

</comment><comment><USER58> SEEKING WORK - Houston, TX or Remote (freelance/contract) Location: Houston, TX Remote: Yes Technologies: Python, Javascript, PHP, SQL, CSS, HTML angular.js, d3.js, jquery, django, flask, puppet, ElasticSearch, Vagrant, postgresql, mongodb, pandas, linux

Interested in freelance / contract opportunities

I am a full stack developer with over 5 years of experience. My software has earned my clients millions of dollars, or helped them determine how to spend millions of dollars. I can do web applications to meet any need or data processing/cleaning/analytics.

Contact: stevemartingale/at/gmail

</comment><comment><USER59> SEEKING WORK - Chicago, IL or Remote

I'm a Computer Engineer with a love of front-end web design and development. I've designed and developed front-end and back-end web applications, along with native standalone applications. I prefer design over development, but am happy to discuss any project my skillset fits!

I have experience with:

* HTML5/CSS3/Canvas

* JavaScript/jQuery/Node.JS/Socket.IO

* PhoneGap/Cordova (iOS Development)

* Sketch/Photoshop/Illustrator

* Ruby on Rails

* PHP

* Python

* C#

* Java

* C/C++

Portfolio: [http://matthewhoelter.com/portfolio](http://matthewhoelter.com/portfolio)

Email: hello [at] matthewhoelter.com

I'm always happy to talk, so feel free to drop me a line anytime.

</comment><comment><USER60> SEEKING WORK - Chicago or Remote

I'm a front-end UI web developer based in Chicago.

Skills: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, Node.js, JSON, Adobe CS, Ruby on Rails, Twitter Bootstrap, SASS, LESS, Stylus and AJAX, UI Prototyping

Experience: I have 5+ years of experience with Fortune 500 companies, digital agencies and tech startups. Feel free to drop me an email if you'd like to chat about your project (there is no pressure whatsoever to work with me!)

Also I'm cool with starting off with a trial period to see how things go initially.

Contact: sanjs255/at/gmail (Mention HN please)

</comment><comment><USER61> SEEKING WORK - <USER13>

Location: Waco, Texas, United States

Technologies: PHP, Javascript, SQL, C#

Resume: [https://linkedin.com/in/kennethrapp](https://linkedin.com/in/kennethrapp)

Github: [https://github.com/kennethrapp](https://github.com/kennethrapp)

Email: email@example.com

Recent technical school CS graduate, with experience in Wordpress, Slim Framework, Laravel and "raw" PHP and Javascript, and academic experience in C#, SQL and C++. Currently teaching myself game development in C++.

</comment><comment><USER62> SEEKING WORK - <USER12>

Location: north Wales, UK

Remote: Yup

Willing to relocate: Nope

Technologies: PHP: Laravel4/5, Slim, Symfony2, CI; Front end: HTML5, JS, Angular; some Android. More: meigwilym.com/about/skills/

Résumé/CV: [http://meigwilym.com/cv](http://meigwilym.com/cv)

Github: github.com/meigiwlym

Website: [http://meigwilym.com](http://meigwilym.com)

Email: email@example.com

I started out front end and worked towards the back. I have a wide range of skills for webdev, and have worked on many projects in over 8 years of experience.

</comment><comment><USER63> SEEKING WORK - San Francisco / Bay Area / Remote + Travel Welcome

We're Bitmatica. We are a team of engineers, designers, and marketers who love solving problems and building great products.

HOW WE WORK TOGETHER -

Our first priority is to deliver a compelling ROI for every web and mobile application we build. To do that, we work closely with our clients to understand their business as if we're truly part of the team.

While other development teams may take your project and disappear for two months (and then deliver an application you had little say in), at Bitmatica we work with you at every step along the way to deliver a great product.

WE'RE GREAT AT -

\- UI/UX Design, Branding, Visual Identity

\- Front-end Web: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.js, jQuery, Angular, Backbone

\- Back-end Web: Ruby (Rails, Sinatra), Node.js

\- iOS and Android Development

\- Operations and Scaling: Apache, NGINX, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, various No-SQL, and more

\- Sales + Marketing Training / Consulting

OUR CLIENTS HAVE SAID -

"Bitmatica is quick to understand new systems, eager to deliver quality results with high impact, and has a deep technical background."

"Hands-down the best firm I have ever worked with."

SOME OF OUR RECENT PROJECTS -

[1] Launched Autodesk's 3D Printer software + marketing site ([http://ember.autodesk.com/](http://ember.autodesk.com/))

[2] Built Nitro PDF's cloud dashboard ([https://cloud.gonitro.com](https://cloud.gonitro.com))

[3] Wrote BART's parking system ([http://www.select-a- spot.com/bart/](http://www.select-a-spot.com/bart/))

[4] Worked with a large US bank on two consumer mobile personal finance applications

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Let's work together! email@example.com [http://www.bitmatica.com/](http://www.bitmatica.com/)

</comment><comment><USER64> SEEKING WORK

Location: Kaunas, Lithuania

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Matlab, Java, MongoDB, Apache Spark, Hadoop, SQL, Machine Learning, Data development.

Resume/CV: [https://lt.linkedin.com/in/tomaskazemekas](https://lt.linkedin.com/in/tomaskazemekas)

Email: tomaskazemekas at gmail.com

Data software developer making custom analytic solutions for clients in finance, retail and other industries. Fucusing on analytic and predictive side of web applications. Can work on a project / contract / freelance basis.

</comment><comment><USER65> SEEKING WORK - New Delhi / Remote

I'm a full stack developer. I've experience taking full ownership and shipping quality products. I've a strong algorithmic background and hold a bachelors in CS. More information is available on my LinkedIn profile.

Technologies: RoR, Javascript, iOS(Swift), React, Backbone

You can reach me at hi AT manshus . com

github: himanshusingh

LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/himanshusingh13](https://www.linkedin.com/in/himanshusingh13)

</comment><comment> cool-RR SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.)

Hi, I'm Ram, a freelance web developer with six years of experience building web applications for startups. My expertise is in taking your idea and building it from scratch to the point where it's a fully-functional web app that serves paying users.

Technologies used: Python, Django, Postgres, Heroku, Git.

More information: [https://chipmunkdev.com/](https://chipmunkdev.com/)

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SEEKING WORK - PARIS / REMOTE OK - Part-Time.

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Full-Stack developer; Jack of All Trades, quick learner.

I love to work with:

\- Python

\- PostgreSQL or RethinkDB (yeah !)

\- JavaScript ES6 (ES7 if I can!)

\- React.js or similar technologies

\- Flux paradigm (using the Alt.js.org impl is even greater!)

\- Rust

\- Crossbar.io / Autobahn (WAMP.ws)

I love building realtime web applications, I talk REST API or JSON most of the time.

My toolbelt:

\- Webpack

\- Many many many many loaders

\- Proxies

\- Nginx

Feel free to contact me through any of the following links:

(You can take a look to my) GitHub: [https://github.com/RaitoBezarius](https://github.com/RaitoBezarius)

Email: firstname.lastname@example.com

Thanks in advance!

Raito Bezarius.

</comment><comment><USER67> SEEKING WORK - Remote (based in Ithaca, NY)

I'm a full-stack web developer focusing primarily on building front-end web applications with ClojureScript and React as well as backend services with Clojure, Ruby and Postgres. Happy working solo or as part of a team.

Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com

[http://scottnelson.co](http://scottnelson.co)

[http://github.com/scttnlsn](http://github.com/scttnlsn)

</comment><comment><USER68> SEEKING WORK - <USER13>

Experience: 4.5 years (6 months in a startup)

Technologies/Skills: UI, UX, iOS, Android, Web, Knowledge of HTML & CSS

Portfolio: [http://radesign.in/portfolio](http://radesign.in/portfolio)

Blog: [http://radesign.in/blog](http://radesign.in/blog)

Email: [http://radesign.in/contact](http://radesign.in/contact)

</comment><comment><USER69> SEEKING WORK - Remote, San Francisco, Washington D.C

I'm a full stack developer and designer.

I'll build you a minimal lovable product for a fixed fee and in 4 weeks.

For web apps, I use Ruby/Rails, JavaScript, Angular. For iOS apps, I use Swift.

To see some of my recent work:

[http://breue.com/](http://breue.com/)

[https://dribbble.com/zachvanness](https://dribbble.com/zachvanness)

My email: firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER70> SEEKING WORK - Belgian in Estonia / Remote

Full stack Ruby engineer with a penchant for clean code, maintainability and BDD. I have 5+ years professional experience with RoR, and have particular expertise in building SaaS apps, billing systems and APIs.

Read more about me on [http://davidverhasselt.com/work](http://davidverhasselt.com/work) or get in touch firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER71> SEEKING WORK - <USER12>

Technologies: WEB, JavaScript, html5, canvas, Backbone, React, browserify, TypeScript, CoffeeScript, Angular

[https://github.com/lavrton](https://github.com/lavrton) [http://lavrton.github.io/portfolio/](http://lavrton.github.io/portfolio/)

I love data visualization and frontend dancing. I'm Russia based.

</comment><comment><USER72> SEEKING WORK - Victoria BC - <USER13>

I'm a full-stack developer who has built software with a number of technologies, including C#/.NET, iOS/Android, Ruby on Rails, Node.js/express, JavaScript (AngularJS, D3.js) and SQL server. I'm open to working with any new technology as required.

I can provide more relevant details (work experience, code samples) upon being contacted.

Email - email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER73> SEEKING WORK - Remote only(UTC+3)

I'm a software engineer who specializes in development of applications for gpus. I have experience working with clients in U.S., Europe and Israel.

Technologies: C++, CUDA, NVIDIA libraries (Thrust, ModernGPU), SQL

Github - [https://github.com/antonmks/](https://github.com/antonmks/)

You can reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER74> SEEKING WORK - Manhattan, NY - REMOTE + COMMUTE OK

LOOKING FOR PERFORMANCE (COMMISSION-ONLY) TECHNOLOGY SALES AGREEMENTS

I am a technology professional with 20+ years of professional programming, sales and marketing experience. If your company does $5mm++ annual rev then reply. I'll give you a free consultation and analysis of about 10+ traction channels that we could explore.

</comment><comment><USER75> SEEKING WORK - <USER12>

Location:Denver

Willing to relocate:No

Technologies: Generalist, PHP, Codeigniter, AWS, Linux, Twitter Bootstrap, Javascript, CSS, Html5, Jquery, MysSql, Human Communications, Finance

Resume/CV:[http://www.strategic- options.com/resume/?=hn0901](http://www.strategic-options.com/resume/?=hn0901)

Email:email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER76> SEEKING WORK - London or Remote (freelance/contract)

Location: London

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Javascript/node.js, C++ (boost,stl)/ c#, python

Linkedin: [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/engclaudioviola](https://uk.linkedin.com/in/engclaudioviola)

Interested in freelance / contracts opportunities (London,UK or remote)

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</comment><comment><USER77> SEEKING WORK - Edinburgh (UK), remote (preferred)

Copy And Documentation Editor, Conversion Rate Optimiser And Proofreader.

Does your website, documentation, or book have grammar goblins, sentence snarks, and word wights? I'll banish them while simutaneously marshalling your copy into a more readable style, which will positively impact your conversion rates and give you rabidly loyal customers or readers.

Latest article of interest: Editor's Case Study: Krita, the Opensource Photoshop Replacement - [http://www.beccajuddproofreading.com/editors-case- study-krit...](http://www.beccajuddproofreading.com/editors-case-study-krita- the-opensource-photoshop-replacement/). This was published yesterday. Krita's devs are awesome, and they have responded to the case study enthusiastically and with immediate changes to their site.

A recent client's thoughts on my work: "I hired Rebecca to proof-read and edit my book before it went to layout. In my perfect manuscript she found and corrected about 1000 errors, and the book is much stronger for her work. She was reliable, professional, competent, and prices her work fairly. I'd definitely hire her again." \- Guy Windsor, historical swordsmanship expert and author.

Technologies: British English, American English, Markdown, Git, Word/OpenOffice, Scrivener, Google Docs.

Résumé/CV: [http://www.beccajuddproofreading.com/](http://www.beccajuddproofreading.com/)

Email: email@example.com

Twitter: @Becca_Judd

LinkedIn: [http://uk.linkedin.com/in/beccajudd](http://uk.linkedin.com/in/beccajudd)

My current and past clients include specialist coffee producer Has Bean, author and Hacker News regular Charles Stross, and (in a pro bono capacity) one of Coursera's biggest MOOCs, "Learning How To Learn."

I currently have space to take on new editing and proofreading projects.

Please see my website for further information, including pricing plans: [http://www.beccajuddproofreading.com/](http://www.beccajuddproofreading.com/)

If you're interested in learning more about how I could help you, I invite you to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER78> SEEKING WORK - USA - Remote only

I wrote an open source, headless/programmable browser in Java (link in my profile). It's comparable to any of Selenium WebDrivers. I will take on consulting work to help integrate this for you and/or add new features to the open source project.

</comment><comment><USER79> SEEKING WORK - Austin, TX & Remote

Angular front end development. .NET backend is ideal, but I'm open to learning something new.

Links to resume, blog, linked in, etc.:

[http://www.capprime.com/About.htm](http://www.capprime.com/About.htm)

</comment><comment><USER80> SEEKING FREELANCER - REMOTE (preferably East Europe due to Timezones)

I'm looking for a solid system administrator that has worked extensively with Chef, Docker, Vagrant and the likes.

Bonus for admins who worked with scaling infrastructure (1K nodes, 10K nodes, etc.)

Contact me at: firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER81> SEEKING WORK - Houston / Remote

Hi there! My name is Weston and I'm looking for a role in customer service or customer success at a startup. FT or PT. Thanks!

Resume: linkedin.com/in/westonludeke Email: weston(at)westonludeke(dot)com

</comment><comment><USER82> SEEKING WORK - Santa Clarita, CA - Onsite or Remote

PHP Developer

Solid experience in overcoming bottlenecks to get projects finished and launched.

Contact info, list of skills and hourly rate in profile:

[https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=joelhumphrey](https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=joelhumphrey)

</comment><comment><USER83> SEEKING WORK - London or Remote

iOS developer looking for new projects. [http://bit.ly/1uh9Ori](http://bit.ly/1uh9Ori) Feel free to email at firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER84> SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (based in Italy) - bootstrapping my own project, offering services as a data analyst / data scientist with Python; CV from profile; mail: firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER85> SEEKING WORK - <USER13>

80% front-end / 20% back-end guy, passionate about minimalism and good design. JavaScript freak.

Portfolio: [http://neeeat.com](http://neeeat.com)

</comment><comment><USER86> SEEKING WORK - remote, Islamabad Pakistan

Focus on Javascript apps.

Tools/Stack: node, vim, Python

site: [http://thirdknife.github.io](http://thirdknife.github.io)

mailto:email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER87> SEEKING WORK - Baltimore, MD / Remote

Designer available for freelance projects: [http://www.rickkercz.com/2015](http://www.rickkercz.com/2015)

:)

</comment><comment><USER88> SEEKING WORK - REMOTE - Manchester UK

[https://martingallagher.com/](https://martingallagher.com/)

Proficient in:

\- Google Go / Golang

\- PHP

\- Java

\- C/C++

\- PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Cassandra

\- Cloud platforms, i.e. AWS

\- Design: HTML, CSS etc.

Many happy clients!

</comment><comment><USER89> SEEKING WORK - REMOTE - iOS / Android native app developer.

15+ apps published to App Store / Play Store.

Location: Singapore

Portfolio: Will be provided on request.

Email: reenignesio at gmail

</comment><comment><USER90> SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote or New York

Looking for a Swift/iOS developer for a short-term project on a third-party keyboard.

E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER91> SEEKING WORK - Remote (Vancouver, BC)

Looking for Python, PHP, jQuery type of work.</comment>