SEEKING WORK | Colorado, USA | Remote, any timezone
15 years of experience building full-stack web apps.
This is a slightly different post than usual for these threads. I'm looking for freelance work, mainly with companies who might be interested in using Molecule.dev, a bootstrapped startup I've been working on to help save months of development time and tens (if not hundreds) of thousands in development costs for custom full-stack, cross-platform apps. We'll use Molecule.dev as the foundation for your app, and I'll build the extra features you need and/or train your team.
If you're technical, check out the assembler at https://assemble.molecule.dev, submit your selection, and I'll quickly get back to you. If not, contact me at hn2202@fullstacked.services and let me know what you're building and we can start with a Molecule that I assemble for you.
Currently available options are as follows. (I'm including this list mostly for search purposes, and some of these are missing from the assembler but it will be updated soon.)
Language: TypeScript, JavaScript
Renderer: React, Vue (soon), Angular (soon)
Database: PostgreSQL, SQLite, Firebase (soon), MongoDB (plus Redis caching, if necessary)
Cross-platform Support: Capacitor, Cordova, React Native (soon), Flutter (soon)
Platforms: Web (PWA), Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux
UI: Styled-Components, Tailwind, Ionic
Themes: Light, Dark
User Authentication: JWT (with auto refresh and CSRF prevention), OAuth, WebAuthn (biometrics, yubikey, etc.) (soon), also includes a device manager
Push Notifications (Quick setup for every platform)
Payment Platforms (Quick setup for every platform): Stripe, Apple Pay, Google Pay, possibly crypto soon
Emails: Sendmail, Mailgun, SendGrid, AWS SES
File Uploads: S3 Bucket, File system
App Deployment: Netlify, Render, Vercel, Cloudflare, AWS Amplify
API Deployment: Heroku, Render, AWS API Gateway
Package Manager: NPM, Yarn
Documentation: TypeDoc, JSDoc
Unit Testing: Jest, Mocha
Logging: Loglevel, Winston
The Molecule core is open source and available at
https://github.com/Molecule-dev. Significantly more will also soon be open sourced.