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I am a Product Engineer focusing on full-stack applications and highly scalable backend systems. I am interested in everything web and the opportunity to learn new languages/techniques to solve tasks. I have built banks and might build more. I love everything related to money transactions and thrive in environments where failure is not an option. I am super excited about Ruby on Rails, everything that has changed since version 7, and what is coming in version 8.

Who am I? I am Tom Dallimore, a developer originally from the UK but now living in SEA. I currently work as a freelance Rails & React Developer, my 2 favourite frameworks that I thoroughly enjoy using (so far!). Additionally, in my spare time, I am managing a form builder I launched late last year called JotJab(jotjab.com) and building a subscription/membership application for the Shopify App’s ecosystem. But before we go any further, let’s get to my story and why I think we are a great fit for each other. My story Let’s get started. I am a 34 year old developer who has been developing all kinds of applications and software for the past 16 years. When I started software development (when I was about 16 years old) I learned the basics of HTML, CSS and a little bit of javascript. After that I moved onto PHP and C# for a small time but then stumbled upon Rails. I became intrigued, since when did writing code become so fun and fast? At the time I was working at Dyson as a C# developer, but in the evenings and mornings I was building my own little applications - a lot of fun. I eventually settled on creating an ecommerce app (yeah, I didn’t know at the time how much work that would be), which eventually grew into Trado - an open source e-commerce application. Fast forward a year or so and I was offered a job to work at an agency in Beijing. It was a contract based job which was primarily on upgrading, managing and debugging Rails applications, certainly an interesting experience. From there I decided I wanted to dive back into the world of freelance. I helped several companies launch apps using a mixture of React and Rails, including an online store for PPE supplies, a charity donation web + mobile app and an app for the Shopify Partners ecosystem. Why me? I love to experiment and build tools which help people’s everyday lives be more productive and fun! I would say the most rewarding part of being a developer is seeing apps I helped create become a rewarding tool for the user. I’m not just a developer Over the years I’ve worked on projects with teams and on my own. The latter meant I needed to take up other responsibilities to ensure the delivery of a product. These included tasks such as, server management, UX/Product design, graphic design (my father ran a graphic design agency) and from time to time marketing/branding. Guess you could call it a swiss army knife of skills! Side projects As I previously mentioned, since a young age I’ve always enjoyed tinkering with stuff in my free time. The most recent project is JotJab. At the time I was using Typeform to create forms for communicating with audiences on the web, but I couldn’t stomach their high pricing. So I built an alternative using React, Rails, TailwindCSS and Vite, all hosted on Hetzner and Cloudflare using the amazing Dokku engine (seriously, the best open source PaaS out there!). Staying in touch • I keep updated with the OSS community on Github • I follow a lot on Twitter and actively share daily • I follow a few YouTubers. • And I dabble in Reddit, from time to time. Soft skills I like to talk, throw ideas around, and have long conversations about certain topics. I love to experiment with “outside the box” ideas. I do have opinions, I like to discuss and have a conversation about my opinions, but I also love to change and adapt my opinions based on new information. After hours • I’m always keen to learn new technologies, currently experimenting with Go and Flutter • I have a passion for photography and videographer, mostly when taking trips into the countryside • I do enjoy watching a good series now and again, like Shogun There is a lot more I would like to talk about, but I hope I’ve already convinced you enough to start a conversation. I look forward to hearing from you.

👋 Freelance software engineer and full-stack Rails developer with 15 years of experience. 7 years CTO. My master was in mechanical engineering with orientiation in numerical methods, but I've always been in software engineering - in the web and Ruby on Rails world for the last 7 years, preceded by 8 years in the Java world. Until last year I have been CTO of a SaaS small business for a web/iOS/Android meditation app. I now offer consulting full-stack Rails consulting services to clients. In recent years I've expanded my front-end skills with Hotwire and Tailwind CSS, as visible on the front page of imagineclarity.com and other newer pages on the site. It features beautiful photographic images from Matthieu Ricard which are responsive in their resolution and change with dark/light mode. The layout combines flex and grid, ajax paginated lists, horizontal scroll containers with snap points, and more. The content is bilingual and loaded from a custom-built backend being migrated to Avo. I created part of the marketing copy myself. I've developed and maintained APIs and integrated third-parties such as Stripe subscriptions, Maichimp marketing and transactional emails, make.com automations. After deploying for years with Heroku, I now also maintain applications deployed with Docker on AWS, and deploy a simple app with Kamal as well. Last year I rewrote an Android app using Turbo Native combined with native screens and ExoPlayer. I am familiar with audio production, translation, copywriting, content management, and the basics of digital marketing. The above mentioned meditation app also features my recorded voice for one of the authors in the French version. Back in my early days, I installed and validated the control system for a medical treatment facility with 230 MeV cycloton and 4 treatment rooms (150M€). This lasted 3.5 years and involved 6 routers, 5 servers, 20 workstations, 40 control units & I/O modules, + integration with exernal systems.

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Customer-centric and business-focused software developer with 25+ years of experience, predominantly via remote work. Ruby on Rails expert for 17 years. Well-rounded web developer in tens of different fields with extensive business, entrepreneurial, & management experience. Excels at analyzing, understanding, and building on others’ code. Work Philosophy: Sees software as a tool to solve business problems and increase the bottom line. Cares about details and builds software that works without major issues (to which all former customers will attest). Follows The Rails Doctrine. Supports The Majestic Monolith pattern. Does not believe in prematurely disintegrated systems.

Hi! I'm Liz 👋🏼 I'm about as full-stack 🥞 as they come. I started as a QA and automation engineer and now I'm a senior full-stack engineer focusing on Rails and React. Early on as a QA I worked on projects from writing SQL scripts to check data, to automation engineering, to React Native applications, and even helping implement Kafka instances and a team transition to Kubernetes. Then I moved on to development, mostly focusing on Rails / React stacks. I also am very comfortable working in Python. Now I've been a full stack developer for a few years, always carrying my QA mindset with me. I love exploring the ins and outs of a problem, and figuring out where I can pick it apart and expose weaknesses. I'm really great at building relationships with stakeholders, establishing trust and cooperation so that we can all move forward with a project in a very pragmatic way. Pairing with coworkers is always very enjoyable for me. I like the collaboration, but I really value the mentorship the most. Teaching juniors git has become a mainstay for me, as well as coaching them to maintain a calm mindset while debugging, encouraging them to move through issues in a systematic way. And of course I always fit in robust testing, showing folks how to create test suites and pipeline automation that will improve their workflow. Let's talk about how I can contribute to your team and stack 🙌🏻

Senior software engineer with over 10 years of experience as a remote freelancer. My educational background includes an MSc 2:1 in computer science and applied mathematics engineering from ENSEEIHT (Toulouse, France) in 2009. I then worked for 2 years as a frontend developer at a startup in London and transitioned to backend work in 2013. Specializing in web application development, I have undertaken projects for companies such as Carrefour, L'Oréal, Cocolis, Epicery, and Alerti. My work has encompassed backend development, data engineering, code and database performance improvement, e-commerce platform customization and logistics, payment system integration, API creation, crawlers, technical documentation, and testing. Passionate about data manipulation and rendering them to users and stakeholders in a more meaningful way, I am currently expanding my skills in AI/ML and neural networks through CNRS fidle formation to explore how I could apply and offer these services to my clients. Recent milestones and accomplishments include: Migrating the payment system from Adyen to Stripe for Epicery Migrating the frontend from Vue to Hotwire for Epicery Developing a geolocalized matching algorithm between carriers and packages for Cocolis Fields of expertise: E-commerce solutions with Solidus/Spree open-source framework Data processing and visualization with Business Intelligence tools for reporting Integration of payment system providers Integration of third-party APIs Database design and performance optimization Frontend performance optimization Crawling and scraping Technical audits Testing, documentation, CI/CD tools Experience with the following tools: Languages: Ruby, Typescript, JavaScript, Node.js, Ruby on Rails Platforms: AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Render, Heroku Frontend: React, Vue.js, Hotwire, Angular, HTML/CSS, Alpine.js, HTMX, Astro Payment providers: Stripe, Mangopay, Adyen, PayPal Data viz: Amazon QuickSight, Superset, Tableau Backend tools: Solidus open-source e-commerce solution, New Relic, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL, Amazon S3, etc. CI/CD Tools: GitHub CI, CircleCI Fluent in French, English, Spanish.

As a developer, what sets me apart is a combination of my journey, skills, and passion for creating meaningful solutions. I started my developer journey fueled by curiosity, diving into various programming languages and frameworks until finding my sweet spot in web development with technologies like Ruby on Rails I'm always pushing myself to learn new things, and recently I've been delving into opening up exciting possibilities for intelligent features in applications.

Wazuuup! I’m Emma, a full stack dev living in Berlin, Germany. Coming from a bilingual background, I fell in love with coding languages in 2021 when I visited a coding school for the first time. Ever since I’ve been hooked and started working as a web dev instructor in April 2022 and as a freelance developer in November of the same year. Now, with nearly two years of diverse project experience under my belt, I am looking for opportunities that offer long-term engagement and the chance to deepen my knowledge. My current projects are software solutions for beekeepers and a Telegram bot designed to assist refugees. I code in Ruby on Rails, HTML/SCSS & Stimulus.js, and I currently study React. Nice to meet you virtually! ☀️

I help Products thrive through user-centered design, and the ability to wear multiple hats. Using Ruby on Rails as my foundation, I've built, deployed, and maintained Products that leverage (React, React Native, Electron, and more recently, Hotwire) as a Solo Developer and UX Designer. (Need help migrating some React code to Hotwire? I can help!) With a background in UX design and 10 years of invaluable lessons, I've developed a keen focus on: Shipping features quickly without big designs upfront. Spotting areas of technical debt early. Enhancing and simplifying UI by minimizing its required interactions. Writing tests that focus on what matters. Recent things that i'm proud of: A small frontend input validations library I made called 'stimulus-inline-input-validations' was included in the Hotwire weekly newsletter. My open source contributions to this very site! (RailsDevs) My article (Using Custom Turbo Actions with StimulusJS) was included in the Short Ruby Newsletter