If you're an engineer and you want a job in an early-stage startup. Here's an easy way to stand out from the crowd → Open their website → See if there are any coming soon features → Implement a basic version of the feature and reach out to the founder(s) with a live demo and git repo. 💡 Tip - Reach out to the founder(s) on a platform where they have the least number of followers or they're most active. This way your odds of at least getting an interview will be very high. Why? because hiring is super challenging and most probably the founders are struggling to hire good talent (trust me it's always the case). Founders look for people with high agency and ownership and you're clearly showing these traits. This is exactly what our recent hire did. Even before our first call, he built a basic POC of our coming soon feature. Even though it wasn't "prod ready" but that doesn't matter. It showed me I can rely on this person to work independently and get things done. He joined us last week and yesterday we released a small chrome extension that he built as part of his take-home assignment. I wish more people would go this extra mile but most people don't. It might sound like a lot of work (it is) but people aren't magically gonna find you. You need to stand out, one way or the other 🤷‍♂️ That's it. I feel like a threadboi after writing this but I thought I needed to share it. ____ PS - I'm hiring two cracked full-stack engineers with the above traits, hit me up if you feel you're the right person. anurag[at]slidesai[dot]io 💻 Min 2yrs of experience 💰 ₹10L - ₹20LPA 🏖️ Remote but 6 days a week for now (Yeah I know) Stack: - JS/TS, React, TailwindCSS - Nodejs, Postgres, GraphQL, Featherjs - Optional - AppScript, Docker, K8s, GCP/Azure, Cloudflare Workers 🟢 Bonus points if you know LLM, prompt engineering, and all that jazz

🌟 Discover these hidden gems in the JavaScript world! 🧙‍♂️ - FeatherJS 🪶 - Light as a feather, yet powerful. Build real-time apps that fly! - MithrilJS ⚡ - So small it fits in your pocket, yet fast enough to run circles around bigger frameworks. - Ractive.js 🌊 - Say goodbye to state management headaches with this reactive magic. - Marko 🚀 - Fast, light, and performs like a rocket. Perfect for dynamic web apps! - Preact 🎨 - React's lighter, faster cousin. Perfect for when you need speed without the size. - Aurelia 🛠️ - Empower your creativity with next-gen UI tools that speak both old and new JavaScript. - Alpine.js 🏔️ - Add interactivity to your HTML like sprinkling snow on a mountain - simple yet effective! - Dojo Toolkit 🧰 - Like a Swiss Army knife for web developers, use just what you need without the bloat. - Hyperapp 🦄 - At 1 KB, it's so tiny you might miss it, but it's got everything you need in one magical package. - D3.js 📊 - The wizard of data visualization, turn numbers into interactive art! Whether you're building the next big app or just want to keep it light, these tools have got you covered! 🛠️✨ #JavaScript #WebDev #TechFun

Kalau just nak fokus on deliverables, tak perlu pun. Tapi kalau nak belajar, bukan takat express, saya sarankan awak belajar featherjs, honojs, waku, strapi, golang, rust, dan macam macam la. Biar minda terbuka sikit, yang there are a lot of ways. Tapi kalau tak nak, tak perlu

Rolling your own auth is a good way to learn about it. But I probably will just use a battle-tested open-source library. A good web framework like Laravel or FeatherJS has built-in auth modules and honestly I find no reason to reinvent this area.

In the goal to make full focus on WhisperIt, I have decided to sell my first business, meetme.io. It's currently sitting at around $1,000 per month, MRR. The platform has customers located here in Switzerland. The tech stack includes: • React Native • React with Tailwind • CouchDB • FeatherJS for the backend Serious offers only, ping me 😉

And it's not like TFL has done anything different. They are ALSO using Terrajs and Featherjs although they are ones who wrote Feather.js Both wallet codes look like they are done by inexperienced coders since they are continuously patchworking rather than actually writing code.

I experimented with using it with featherjs (Typescript/Node), worked beautifully (of course). If I had to do a Node project, I'd still use HTMX

Today I tried learning featherjs but I must confess I did not like the documentation and code architecture. So I decided to leave it 😂😂😂 #programming #javascript #nodejs #nestjs #webdevelopment #coding

Here are Top 5 #TypeScript frameworks The BONUS list will surprise you 1. #Nestjs 2. #AdonisJS 3. Loopback 4. FeatherJS 5. Ts.Ed BONUS 1. Foal Framework 2. Typetron How many do you know or use?

Here are Top 5 #TypeScript frameworks The BONUS list will surprise you 1. #Nestjs 2. #AdonisJS 3. Loopback 4. FeatherJS 5. Ts.Ed BONUS 1. Foal Framework 2. Typetron How many do you know or use? Full Details Here: masteringbackend.com/posts/t… #100DaysOfCode HTML and CSS Github

Tons of Javascript framework; 1. Reactjs 2. Angularjs 3. Vuejs 4. Nextjs 5. Expressjs 6. Adonisjs 7. Fastifyjs 8. Featherjs 9. Nestjs Now talk about Databases; 1. MySQL 2. Postgresql 3. HaperDB 4. SQLite 5. Mongodb 6. Cassandra 7. Mssql 8. CockroachDB

Tech stack: NextJS, Redux, FeatherJS, WebSocket. All hosted on Heroku, $25 dyno.

Look how clean this looks! Give it a shot: github.com/hydra-svg-js/hydr… #opensource #svg #bootstrap #feather #featherjs #icons #webdevelopers

Preach brother That's why 2012-2013 was the eldorado for productivity-focused frameworks: Meteor, Phoenix, featherjs

Using MongoDB as a FeatherJS datastore - model validation, querying, and connections for user roles. { author: @rachel_cheuk } #DEVCommunity dev.to/rachel_cheuk/part-3-u…

Published Part 3 for MongoDB Mongoose connections with FeatherJS: #fullstack #js #webdevelopment #javascript #WomenWhoCode #DEVCommunity #mongodb #database dev.to/rachel_cheuk/part-3-u… @ThePracticalDev @MongoDB @mongoosejs @feathersjs

We made it ourselves! With a bit of duct tape, featherjs, electron, an online floorplan making tool, and a bunch of google meet links :P Shout out to: Marat Musichin, @ubergesundheit and @axbarsan

Learn how to integrate Quasar to handle authentication with the FeatherJS backend API framework. { author: @rachel_cheuk } #DEVCommunity dev.to/rachel_cheuk/part-1-u…

Started a new series: Fullstack JS User Roles & Management w/ Quasar, FeatherJS, & MongoDB! Part 1 released: Quasar Feathers Client! #DEVCommunity #womenwhocode #womenintech #js #javascript #webdevelopment #fullstack @ThePracticalDev @quasarframework dev.to/rachel_cheuk/intro-us…

Learn to create a fullstack app with Quasar, FeatherJS, and MongoDB! { author: @rachel_cheuk } #DEVCommunity dev.to/rachel_cheuk/intro-us…