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AboutIrish. Nearly 30. Love gaming. Married. Living in the UK. Very enthusiastic about Serverless app development and AWS.
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SkillsJavaScript, C#, .NET MVC/Web API/WCF, ReactJS, Redux, AWS Lambda/API Gateway/DynamoDB/SQS/SNS... Serverless Framework, AngularJS, MongoDB, SQL and some other stuffs.
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LocationBath
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Joined devRant on 6/3/2016
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Two things: I wrote a program for the BBC that uploaded all their Top Gear content to YouTube and I wrote a web app that the Getty Images global sales team use to sell content to all their customers. :)2
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Please ++ this. I need a stress ball. I've been debugging someone else's code for the past 8 hours and it might as well be written in Sindarin script.1
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Recruiters on LinkedIn:
"Apologies for this direct approach, I'm sure you're not looking right now and get messages like this all the time, but I have this opportunity that I think you'd be perfect for.
It's not in a language you know or a framework you're even aware of, but I know you're right for the job. It's not anywhere near you either. Hell, it's not even on the same planet as you, but fuck it, let's give it a whirl!
If you think this right for you, or not, just call me and we can talk some more about this (even though I have no idea what THIS is!). If not, forward this on to 1000 other people or you will be eaten by a dinosaur tomorrow!
To be honest, I don't really know who you are or what your skills are. I'm just spamming you through InMail.
Laters, Nerd!"1 -
Got married. Best day of my life. Woke up the next morning to my wife on one side and a fuck load of messages from my boss asking me to fix shit. Quit shortly thereafter.2
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Finished building an app for a client and sent it to them. Messaged them every week for a month asking if things were OK and if they needed any assistance (no invoice sent either). 6 weeks later I wake up to a stream of emails and missed calls about a small bug that they demand being fixed immediately because of an urgent business need. Fixed the bug. Sent invoice. It's been nearly 2 months and still waiting for payment. FML.3
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Speaking to a recruiter about moving on to another opportunity and he says, "Well, I'm not that technical and don't really know much about this stuff so I'll just send you all the jobs I have right now and you can let me know which one you like, OK?"
So now it seems I'm doing his job for him. Should I ask for his commission, too??