One thing you need to decenter if you’re job hunting is SHAME.
As a job seeker, I joined a lot of group chats to talk about what I do. I went as far as sending people DMs until I got my first role.
Yes, my first role as a Media Manager came through a group chat.
I wasn’t waiting for a perfect opportunity to find me. I was putting myself in rooms, telling people what I could do, and asking for opportunities.
You cannot afford to be too shy to say “I’m looking for work” when you actually need work.
Put yourself out there. Tell people what you do. Ask questions. Send the DM. Follow up.
There is no shame in looking for an opportunity.
One thing you need to decenter if you’re job hunting is SHAME.
As a job seeker, I joined a lot of group chats to talk about what I do. I went as far as sending people DMs until I got my first role.
Yes, my first role as a Media Manager came through a group chat.
I wasn’t waiting for a perfect opportunity to find me. I was putting myself in rooms, telling people what I could do, and asking for opportunities.
You cannot afford to be too shy to say “I’m looking for work” when you actually need work.
Put yourself out there. Tell people what you do. Ask questions. Send the DM. Follow up.
There is no shame in looking for an opportunity.
If you're job hunting, stop hiding it.
Tell people. In conversations, in your bio, in the group chat you've been in for two years.
Nobody can refer a person they didn't know was looking.
You cannot be broke and private at the same time. One of those has to go.
Built software for years. Shipped features, fixed bugs, delivered real work.
But when I needed to prove it to a client, to a recruiter, all I had was a CV nobody fully trusts and a GitHub profile that shows code, not outcomes.
So I built Proofboard.
Anyone else been here?
We are live!!
What happens when you wake up and realize that you've lost your GitHub access.
Your months/years of work gone in seconds.
Proofboard solves that!
Scan our QR code and test as much as you want.
Your project don't have to remain hidden.
An open-source Flutter POS system for small restaurants that manages ingredient inventory, captures customer demographics, and prints receipts via Bluetooth. The application operates offline with local-only data storage and provides custom chart analytics.
github.com/evan361425/flutte…
Flutter UX Tip: animate exits faster than entrances.
Why? An entering element is new information: users need to notice it, so the motion can take its time.
But an exiting element is already dismissed in the user's head: every extra frame is waiting.
So the two directions must not share one animation.
Code and edge cases below 👇🏻
Is NativePHP Mobile really "native"?
You decide. Facts:
1. No web server
2. Persistent and multi-threaded PHP (similar to Octane/FrankenPHP)
3. Able to call native Swift and Java functions directly from C
4. Capable of >240fps
And soon:
5. No web view
6. Even faster
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We heard you. And we agree.
In light of recent developments in physical media, GitHub is proud to announce that you can now obtain your public repo on CD-ROM.
Keep it. Lend it to friends. Pass it on to your children.
Your code is physically yours, forever. Until you lose it, let's be real.
Order yours today.
gh.io/cd
a new flutter-based, real-time territory game - inspired by openfront and other massive multiplayer strategy games
compiled to wasm, gpu-rendered via shaders
still early, but give it a try with friends on web or macos
flutterfront.io