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HelloSugoi | Intermediate — Senior | Full Stack | Devops | Solidity | nodejs / node | Ethereum | Los Angeles | REMOTE | www.hellosugoi.com

We are event ticketing platform with high dreams of eating the entire event management ecosystem. Want to eliminate ticketing fraud? Want to create an equitable platform for event organizers, promoters, artists, vendors, venues, and fans? Then Join us and build it with us!

We are looking for full stack engineers and Solidity Developers. Don’t know Solidity? That's coolio, we will tech you. :)

  - node
  - serverless 
  - react 
  - redux
  - react-native
  - web3
  - truffle 
  - AWS
  - Mesosphere (DC/OS) [Soon]
  - solidity <—> graphQL (in development)
Disagree with the stack? Sure, join our team and lets talk about it! More about us on medium: https://medium.com/hello-sugoi

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Providing a user with a list of recently or relevant tickets being sold is cool. But Manually adding them to a user list does not help the customer. Especially if they mark them as sold after being "available".

HelloSugoi | Junior — Senior | Full Stack | Devops | Solidity | nodejs / node | Ethereum | Los Angeles | REMOTE | www.hellosugoi.com

We are event ticketing platform with high dreams of eating the entire event management ecosystem. Want to eliminate ticketing fraud? Want to create an equitable platform for event organizers, promoters, artists, vendors, venues, and fans? Then Join us and build it with us!

We are looking for full stack engineers and Solidity Developers. Don’t know Solidity? That's coolio, we will tech you. :)

  - node
  - serverless 
  - react 
  - redux
  - react-native
  - web3
  - truffle 
  - AWS
  - Mesosphere (DC/OS) [Soon]
  - solidity <—> graphQL (in development)
Disagree with the stack? Sure, join our team and lets talk about it! More about us on medium: https://medium.com/hello-sugoi

Contact us at jobs@hellosugoi.com.

What is nice is that it eats into bluebird. I love bluebird, and there are some nice utility functions. But if you only used it to promisify or create promises, there may be no need to keep it.

when you run something you, can add the --inspect flag to debug.

1. node --inspect app.js 2. In chrome do `about:inspect`

you now have debugger attached. WIN!

I keep forgetting this exists. The video is damn good at explaining how blockchain overall. I think the strongest bit, is showing how data manipulation is easily detectable.