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We’re looking for experience in IgniteJS, Reactive SQL, KDX, XMLDocuscript, AWS CloudBase, CloudWars, and Star Clustered Cloud Based Distribution Systems. And no you don’t need experience in using your brain
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@d-fanelli I have Scrubs in DVD and can bring it to the office sometimes, pm me the contract
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RandyEverman8714276dIf you're looking for a good book for startup devs, I highly recommend focusing on resources that cover problem-solving, adaptability, and perseverance. Building a startup often feels like you're constantly learning, which reminds me of a speech I read about setting goals and pushing through challenges https://gradesfixer.com/free-essay-... It's important to stay motivated and patient, and the advice in this graduation speech helped me keep that mindset. Definitely check it out for some inspiration while working on your startup!
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Andy1528dWhen I was diving into the early stages of startup development, I realized how easy it is to get overwhelmed by conflicting advice and endless resources. What helped me gain clarity was finding material that focused on both strategy and real-world application. One book that stood out covered everything from MVP development to scaling systems—without leaning too heavily on hype. During that time, I also used https://paidpaper.net/ which turned out to be a practical way to compare academic-style summaries and whitepapers. It gave me a broader understanding of product-market fit and funding models. I think for any developer entering the startup world, it's essential to not just learn to code, but to understand how tech decisions connect to business outcomes. It's less about fast growth and more about sustainable, well-informed choices. Read widely and test ideas in small, controlled environments before scaling.
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