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lucasarruda

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About lucasarruda

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    Comment #48751829

    Location: Remote (Worldwide / Americas Timezones) Remote: Yes Technologies: Systems Architecture, Backend Infrastructure, Ruby on Rails, GraphQL, Node.js / Next.js, Cloud-Native AW…

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    Comment #36914575

    > Depending on the costs, 600,000 euros a month is pretty good even if it doesn't last forever. What? 600k euro per MONTH is like you can retire forever in one year. That would be …

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    Comment #31199474

    Super relevant! And there are tons of companies looking for Rails developers! I know some people of the community moved to Rust or Node. But the Rails ecosystem is still the most c…

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    Comment #22786053

    Thanks. Will apply!

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    Comment #22764427

    I am in the same timezone, except I am not in North America. Is it ok or you can hire only in US/CA?

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    Comment #22749268

    Thanks for putting that data. It's helping a lot. It's funny how most companies are not really remote because they only hire in the US (even if you can work PST/EST), so they ignor…

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    Comment #22686273

    Full-stack Senior Software Engineer with over 10 years of experience. Location: Brazil (Remote) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: In the future Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Java, Ja…

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    Comment #22669973

    My company was expecting some money to come this year – like they always do every year – to keep operating. Except this year money kept getting delayed until it never came. They ha…

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    Comment #18096610

    Not to mention, they also "took time to clean up technical debt and improve the overall codebase while doing the upgrade". That is no easy task, for such a big application.

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    Comment #17517258

    Intersting. Seems kind of along the lines of Rework.

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    Comment #13023175

    Of all services mentioned here, this is the one I like the most and the one I think I'll use. Their pay as you go makes totally sense when you have a static website that will be ac…

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    Comment #12727128

    To sum up: no one really knows for sure!

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    Comment #12700377

    I guess his point is not that Android platform hasn't improved, but the effort itself to develop for it versus developing for iOS platform. Cost benefit also is probably lot better…

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    Comment #12078406

    Start based on the project itself. If it's a personal project and there are no risks involved, it's a change to pick a new, innovative or trendy language, like Go, Elixir, Clojure,…

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    Comment #10514557

    The saddest thing about Twitter's path is that the tool is so good, but if they don't fix the problem you just described (brilliantly btw), they can be doomed.

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    Comment #10154470

    You should include ONSITE instead of 'sorry, no REMOTE', because people rely in keywords to search.

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    Comment #10154463

    You should include ONSITE instead of REMOTE, because people rely on those keywords to search.

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    Comment #6659588

    Funny thing is: the didn't always have that!

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    Comment #3394047

    Really nice, guys. I like the fact that you guys prepared so much for that event, that success was the only result possible.

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    Comment #3319054

    Very good article!! I like the fact it shows a lot of initiatives we are having in Belo Horizonte.

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    Comment #3018683

    It seems "simple" when you read it, but it must have taken a lot of time and effort to gather and do all this. Thanks for sharing! I`m waiting for the next post.

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    Comment #2997738

    Very nice post! Thanks for sharing all the process and info.