Chetan496

Hey, I have worked on the Outsystems platform. Developed some applications. Do you work at Outsystems?

Location: Pune, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Java, AWS, DevOps, Python, Mambu banking platform,SQL

  Résumé/CV:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QoNw0e7fCnv6bw2sbYDwPFt5DYQy4INC/view?usp=drivesdk

I have 12 yrs of experience as a Developer, as a Tech Lead as well as a DevOps. I have built infrastructure and CICD pipelines. I have also worked on integrations with payment systems like ACH, ClearBank and Sage. I have delivered digital banking projects. I have experience architecting and designing, and leading development teams.

The accusation that Indian govt is asking celebrities to copy paste tweet could be true.

but did you consider the possibility that some of those celebrities truly want things to be settled peacefully?

could Mia , Rihanna and Greta be also not part of a propaganda?

Even if both sides are using propaganda as a weapon, atleast celebrities like Sachin Tendulkar are not spreading lies. They are only giving a positive message. They want the whole matter to be solved and for that it's the Indian government and the Indian farmers who have to work together.

Greta Thunberg is not 'less powerful'. And the Khailstani organisations are also not less powerful.

please read the document before dismissing it as a consiparcy theory. It clearly mentions to people in other countries to protest in front of Indian embassies.

What does someone from UK understand about Indian farmers? By all means protest in India - without resorting to violence. No point in protesting in other country unless you think that will create external pressure on the Indian government. Here the government is willing to talk further, even put a stay on the laws for 18 months , but the protestors just do not want to collaborate.

I agree that the government should have been transparent from the beginning. The stubbornness of ruling government escalated situation. But atleast now they are ready to talk. Why do the protesters still want to keep escalating by resorting to violence?

It's true that considerable number of farmers are unhappy with the new farm laws. But an even larger number of farmers are just fine with those. Ideally, this should be implemented differently in each state, as situation in each state is different. Violence does not help in anyway - either by the farmers or the police.

The other point is about involvement of shady organizations.

There is evidence that the protests were planned in advance. Greta Thunberg seems to be involved. I have read the document which was published on Cryptpad. While the document is not really encouraging violence, it does have phrases which clearly intend to malign India's image. A Canadian outfit called 'poetic justice' is also involved.

read the article from the Print https://theprint.in/diplomacy/canada-firm-mp-pr-person-suspe...

and this is the link for the toolkit https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/ehTz+drfKPwi4fP5dn0mivw...

while the toolkit does not directly incite violence , it clearly mentions that the plan was followed per schedule. the protests were already planned despite the leaders of protests giving their word that the protests would be peaceful on the republic day.

the toolkit reveals intentions to malign India by asking people all over the world to protest infront of Indian embassies

1. The protest on the republic day was not peaceful. Some groups among protesters hoisted a different flag on the Red fort, Delhi 2. Not all farmers across the country are protesting. Some are. Mainly Punjab, Haryana, few from Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, Rajasthan. 3. It's true that the government has not been totally transparent. But they put a stay on implementation of farm laws for the next 18 months and offered to continue further discussion. However, the protesters continued the protests and vandalised Red fort, a historic building in New Delhi. The protests did become violent on the Republic day where the police were injured.

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Outsystems is good. I have programmed in it for 2 years, and we also built a product having some very dense UI. But in my experience it is still not perfect. It lacks some mainstream features and has limitations. It does not model web apps as SPAs but for mobile app it does. Granted we can mix JS but that only complicates things.

How do I do multithreading in Outsytems? I know there is BPT - but BPT and timers have their own limitations.

I could go on.. also Outsystems these days only keeps C# as backend stack. I should have the choice of Java as backend with multiple other runtimes.

Yes its not vendor lock in, but this is technology lockin.

I had great hopes from Outsystems and to an extent it hits the sweet spot. But cant recommend it for modern, complex distributed web apps .

Dockland light railway is completely automated. This train line is in London. I have travelled on it. There is no engine room or train driver. It felt interesting to sit in the very first train cabin which would usually be an engine room in other trains.

While the grid and flexbox have made things better, the display:grid is still not supported in IE 11 very well. The grid css model was implemented in IE very early but as the specification got updated, IE remained with a different(older and incompatible) implementation of display:grid. Of course, we can still make display:grid work in IE11 by some additional work. But this is an additional overhead.

Flexbox has very good support and consistent behaviour in all major browsers and for most of the time we can use flexbox model. With some learning for using flexbox and grid I could appreciate their utility. (though I do not use CSS regularly)

The state of CSS is very much improved and these days we don't have to depend on hacks like the float and clear in CSS. But, minor problems like the inconsistent behaviour of display:grid in IE 11 - make the need for a CSS framework relevant.

The book by Peter Linz for Theory of Computation (https://books.google.co.in/books/about/An_Introduction_to_Fo...) is also a good text.

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Thank you for the reply. I will probably buy them soon.

Hi Jon, I would like to buy the kit. Where can I find the link to buy it? Will it ship worldwide?