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We proposed and implemented the MVP for OP-Stack rollups (https://bit.ly/op-rfc). The work is based on the idea described in this blog post: https://bit.ly/forkless-rollup.
I recently released a major update involving presigned s3 urls, and typically after a big update I pick my favorite issues (always fun) for the next big update while I go bug hunting. Sometimes I feel like this project is code therapy where, unlike at work, I get to do everything the right way and/or my way.
I've also just started strength training at a gym for the first time which is already helping enormously with my neck and back pain.
TestFlight for now - try it out here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/wKY4eYV8
In short, if you want a person with Language A experience, but Language B is close enough, my software will provide the signal that the candidate is good enough for a closer look.
Example: PHP and Go devs are likely to have similar approaches to how software should be built. Ruby and Go, perhaps not so much.
There’s more nuance to it, but this is the idea.
Edit: Two from prior published here: https://github.com/jaronilan/stories