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## Spark

Full-stack node/rust developer, open source at github.com/fosslife.

Prabhanjan@fosslife.com

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F OneDrive. They locked me out without any explanation and without any notificaiton, ended my subscription and I lost valuable photos forever. Stay away from it if you are looking for storage for any reason.

  If you are a recruiter, stop reading and skip this profile, I don't want to work with recruiters, I want to work with Engineers.
  
  Location: Flexible (currently working in EU/US timezone)
  Remote: Remote only
  Willing to relocate: Depends
  Technologies: Fullstack Web (Node/Nextjs/React ecosystem + somewhat Rust), Tauri and rest like AWS/Docker/Git anything goes.
  Résumé/CV: https://github.com/Sparkenstein/resume/blob/master/resume.pdf (handcrafted with typst)
  Email: spark@fosslife.com
  Github: https://github.com/Sparkenstein https://github.com/fosslife
  Location: Flexible (currently working in EU/US timezone)
  Remote: Remote only
  Willing to relocate: Depends
  Technologies: AI + Fullstack web (RAG, LangGraph.. etc + Node/Nextjs ecosystem + Rust)
  Résumé/CV: https://github.com/Sparkenstein/resume/blob/master/resume.pdf (handcrafted with typst)
  Email: spark@fosslife.com
  Location: India
  Remote: Only
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Rust, Next.js, Typescript, node, docker, aws, the usual. 
  Résumé/CV: (Resume)[https://github.com/Sparkenstein/resume/blob/master/resume-1.pdf] (typst yes)
  Email: contact@fosslife.com (github org)

Author of devtools-x here. Thank you for the support :D. We have 40+ features now (not counting json-to-yaml and yaml-to-json as 2 different tools), feel free to request any specific feature you want on the issue tracker. Will be more than happy to implement it.

Contract only, full/part time

  Location: Anywhere, any timezone

  Remote: Remote only

  Willing to relocate: no

  Technologies: JS, TS, Node, Deno, React, Docker, AWS, Rust, Graphql, Postgres/mongo/ usual stuff. willing to learn if technology is good (no php java)

  github: github.com/fosslife

  Résumé/CV: prabhanjan.dev

  Email: prabhanjan@fosslife.com

SEEKING WORK | Remote only | Contract only

no bs web developer + designer, open source guy github.com/fosslife. small time kotlin/android work.

Good at react, nextjs, JS/TS, some rust, postgres/mongo, docker, aws etc stack.

prabhanjan.dev

Contract only, full/part time

  Location: Anywhere, any timezone

  Remote: Remote only

  Willing to relocate: no

  Technologies: JS, TS, Node, Deno, React, Docker, AWS, Rust, Graphql, Postgres/mongo/ usual stuff. willing to learn if technology is good

  github: github.com/fosslife

  Résumé/CV: prabhanjan.dev

  Email: prabhanjan@fosslife.com
  Location: Remote, any timezone

  Remote: Remote only

  Willing to relocate: No

  Technologies: Rust, Node, Deno, TS, Graphql, Docker, AWS, regular 

  Résumé/CV:prabhanjan.dev / github.com/fosslife

  Email: prabhanjan@fosslife.com
  Location: India

  Remote: Yes

  Willing to relocate: No

  Technologies: Rust/Nodejs/react/next/docker/Tauri/electron/aws generic stuff

  Résumé/CV: prabhanjan.dev / github.com/fosslife

  Email: prabhanjan@fosslife.com

1. learn to firmly say "NO", no matter how difficult it sounds. 2. If YOU think "what will world think", then what will world think? (it sounds way better in my mother tongue, but basically don't care about what will people think about you) 3. You don't work for the company, the company works because of you.

I am a generic programmer, the most ordinary one and I absolutely love my work (Not job). I often get this from co-workers and friends that they are in "burn out". while I understand it's a real situation and common among developers but I never faced it. The reason for that is I never overexert myself. The people who tell me they are in burnout are the same people I see working day-and-night, when company asks them to implement x thing, they will work at night, over the weekend, in their free time to implement X + Y + Z thing. I never understood why! impressing your superiors might give you a feeling of achievement but it's not hard to understand this is extremely temporary. better ways to achieve same things are actually working on things that you love, including and excluding programming. contribute to oss, go on hike, get a dog, draw or paint what's the point of converting a Proof of concept into a production ready code by investing your own personal time for which you are not even getting paid overtime?

just wanted to vent

  Location: India

  Remote: Yes

  Willing to relocate: If Visa is provided

  Technologies: Nodejs, Deno, Typescript, Javascript, Python, Rust, React, Vue, Docker, AWS, anything goes

  Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GPN0AFVRkvQ3nnVwS9DViSKYmwmd6Ko2/view?usp=sharing

  Email: prabhanjan@fosslife.com

  blog: fosslife.com [inactive, migrating servers]

  github: github.com/fosslife

I am a full stack developer with 6+ years of experience and open source enthusiast. I am also a part time tutor and author.