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zacharytamas

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About zacharytamas

I am a full-stack software engineer based in Atlanta, GA.

I work primarily as a freelancer or contractor and have worked on web projects for companies such as Cerner and Google (currently approaching three years).

I'm always interested to hear about new projects to work on so don't hesitate to reach out! zacharytamas@gmail.com

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    Location: Atlanta, GA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Potentially along US east coast with a preference for NoVa Technologies: - Languages: HTML/CSS, TypeScript/JavaScript, P…

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    I always love to see these little git extensions. For anyone else interested in this stuff, here are some others I like: lazygit (of course): https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazyg…

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    Comment #44136508

    Since the OP is familiar with the Go ecosystem, they could probably use vhs[1] easily to programmatically create an interactive demo GIF. That has worked very well for me in the pa…

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    Yeah... I used it initially with no TS experience, but coming back to it later I do find myself missing TS. But yeah you can use polymer-build to split the script block out of the …

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    Comment #13160707

    Yeah... I remember those days. The first projects I built with it were 0.5. The migration to 0.8 was... painful. But given the huge performance improvements it was worth it. As you…

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    Comment #13160645

    Yeah that's a nice/bad thing about Polymer: how vanilla it is. 2.0 is even more vanilla. But the mantra is to #UseThePlatform and so that's what they do. The platform is becoming l…

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    Oh I definitely agree with you. We've worked on projects with Angular 1/2, React/Redux, and Polymer and Polymer is, for me personally at least, the nicest to work with. I have grow…

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    Comment #13160483

    I think it's mostly due to browser support and developer awareness of Web Components. Chrome has native support (of course) for the four main technologies needed for Web Components…

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    Comment #13160113

    Thanks for the heads up, fixed! Looks like their website requires the www. prefix or it doesn't work at all.

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    Allegedly in Android N this will be much faster. When I upgraded my Nexus 9 to N this step was probably less than 30 seconds long. I almost didn't even notice it.

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    I've been using this on a project recently. I've had to modify its source to make it work in a Shadow DOM environment and it's been slow-going. The future is hard. :)

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    Comment #10267552

    Unfortunately this is for Polymer 0.5, which is completely incompatible with 0.8+. There's an effort to update it for 1.0 but not quite there yet.

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