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dergachev

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About dergachev

Alex Dergachev co-founder of evolvingweb.ca @dergachev on github and twitter

Recent public activity

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    Comment #42728616

    Worthy to note that 3 of those sites are powered by Drupal. Sometimes dated open-source monolithic solutions are quite helpful.

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    Comment #42383771

    Super excited!

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    Comment #37121579

    FYI - the main Call to Action button on the homepage, "Start Learning" linking to /docs, gives a 404 error. On the other hand, the menu items "AI 101", "Chat GPT" work fine to navi…

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    Comment #36903395

    I'm still insisting on using redmine at our Drupal shop after 15 years instead of switching to Jira (fight me!). We also tried using trac back in 2007 but realized we needed multi …

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    Comment #28862367

    There are two great ones in downtown Montreal, apparently owned by some cool Russian people. https://www.anticafe.org/ They are often the place of Russian language and culture even…

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    Comment #26041038

    Looks like gist.github.com with a wysiwyg, cool stuff.

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    Comment #25195730

    Good initiative! I use Google Drive many times a day and share your frustrations. At some point I was frustrated enough to research some of the promising "workarounds" for their pr…

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    Comment #24164245

    https://www.google.com/search?q=my+best+SEO+tactic+so+far&oq... Looks like his tactic worked ;)

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    Comment #22950484

    Our team's been waiting on this for a year to start moving larger sites to Gatsby. Can't wait to try it.

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    Comment #22759153

    I've been excited to try it with our company for a few months, but is it as "user friendly" as Zoom for non-technical users?

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    Comment #22407706

    Out of this very fear, when Evolving Web started using CloudFlare for DNS, we wrote this backup script that runs on cron and pushes our settings to a git repo. https://github.com/e…

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    Comment #20840613

    Many ATS tools like Workable already access your email history, so it's not so crazy to offer it. Many people will use and appreciate this service.

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    Comment #19587529

    Many years ago, I created BabelFrog, a chrome extension to to instantly displaying the translation for any highlighted text. Unlike other similar extensions, I don't have access to…

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    Comment #17855588

    Congrats Logan!

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    Comment #17413632

    Great job Francois! Look forward to playing with it. :)

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    Comment #17247473

    I first read this as "Things I regret about Node.js by Roald Dahl" and was instantly intrigued!

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    Comment #17150743

    Huge congrats to Kyle and the team! I'm very excited about this.

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    Comment #14704723

    I'd like to know this as well.

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    Comment #14115740

    Congrats Ivan, this was long in the making!

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    Comment #13870531

    If you like organizing your thoughts in index cards, consider checking out Gignko App (created by friend to write his physics PhD): https://gingkoapp.com/

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    Comment #12291694

    Hey, that's our little Drupal shop that's featured here. If any Montrealers are reading this, we're always on the lookout for developer interns! Here's Tavish's blog post from 2011…

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    Comment #12277315

    What an amazing project! I use it all the time, for converting between textile (redmine) and markdown (everything else), and also for extracting my company's proposals from Google …

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    Comment #12088276

    Oh hey, Elijah! I found out about this HN post because my friend wrote to me about it, so I guess you're doing a good deed for the community. I want to note that these vulnerabilit…

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    Comment #11902739

    Also see the New Yorker's 2006 profile of Will Wright: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2006/11/06/game-master