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https://github.com/HTTP-RPC/Sierra
I like the ability to declare UIs and the layout manager that Sierra has is the only sane layout manager for Swing I have worked with
We're hiring a Backend Engineer to join our high-performing team. This is a remote contract position open to candidates in South America, Mexico, India, and Canada.
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What we offer:
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* Competitive salary based on location
* Startup culture with strictly no BS meetings
* Work alongside top-notch engineers
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Who we’re looking for:
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* Expert in Clojure and functional programming
* Familiarity with GCP and Kubernetes infrastructure is a plus
* Strong knowledge of relational databases like PostgreSQL
* Experience with graph data structures and graph traversal
* Comfortable with Docker and build systems
* Prior experience at startups is a plus
* We don't hire task rabbits — we value ownership, initiative, and problem-solving
* Ability to convert business requirements into scalable solutions
* Ability to think from the customer's perspective — not just "code to spec"
* If you are a self-starter who loves building real-world systems with a clean functional approach, we’d love to hear from you.
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email me: prashanth.iyer at sharecare dot com
It's going fairly well, I'm more or less as feature complete as I want to be. I might do something addon-like at some point to make scaffolding apps with shadcn, tailwind, prisma and friends a single command. Like shadcn does with components.
Feedback welcome!
I recently launched a daily word puzzle! https://tiledwords.com It’s inspired by tile placement board games like Patchwork and crosswords. You rotate and move tiles to rebuild a broken crossword. It’s free, web based, and responsive. I currently have several hundred daily players and growing. My wife and I create the puzzles and I’m continuing to fix bugs and add new features. I just launched a ”community puzzle” fea…
Working on some fun/silly projects. My favorite so far is: "The Anti-AI UI Test". After ChatGPT Atlas came out I thought it would be fun to find UI patterns that AI browsers couldn't figure out like multiple download buttons, hidden unsubscribe buttons, etc. So I created 7 levels of web dark patterns for AI browsers. You can try it yourself if you want: https://codinhood.com/anti-ai-ui I found Atlas can get through m…
I recently launched a daily word puzzle! https://tiledwords.com It’s inspired by tile placement board games like Patchwork and crosswords. You rotate and move tiles to rebuild a broken crossword. It’s free, web based, and responsive. I currently have several hundred daily players and growing. My wife and I create the puzzles and I’m continuing to fix bugs and add new features. I just launched a ”community puzzle” fea…
The game design is really good too. It has just the right amount of juice.
Scuba divers use computers to tell them when to make stops during ascent to prevent decompression illness. Many recent computers implement Bühlmann's decompression algorithm with "Gradient Factors".
Gradient Factors are 2 free parameters that control the "safety" margin of the dive. It's not obvious what values to choose, especially for novice divers.
My app explains what they are and shows their impact on the computed dive plan.
The idea is to bring something like k6 to the PHP ecosystem:
A Go-based load-testing engine
A PHP SDK that lets developers write performance tests inside PHPUnit
Assertions for latency, error rates, and business logic
Can spin up local servers and run in CI/CD
Working on distributed mode to scale tests across multiple nodes
Currently building the cloud version so teams can run large tests without managing infrastructure
For Laravel developers, I also released a package that integrates Volt-Test directly into the framework:
https://github.com/volt-test/laravel-performance-testing
It supports automatic route discovery and makes it easy to write performance scenarios using familiar testing patterns.
Docs + examples: https://php.volt-test.com
If anyone here has experience building or running distributed load-testing systems, I’d appreciate any feedback or pointers.