danielflopes

SEEKING WORK - Full web and mobile product development Remote: Yes Location: London, UK Technologies: Golang, ReactJS, AngularJS, Ruby on Rails, Android, iOS, CSS, HTML, Docker, Heroku, AWS

Website: https://whitesmith.co

Hi, I work with a few developers and designers under the name of Whitesmith - we develop full web and mobile products. We work with various startups and media companies from UK, AUS and USA. We view ourselves as problem solvers, working with a wide range of technologies - from Docker, to Ruby on Rails, Go, and ReactJS, - to develop the right solution for the situation. We're looking for new interesting startups to work with.

EMAIL: daniel a-t whitesmith d-o-t com

SEEKING WORK - Full web and mobile product development Remote: Yes Location: London, UK / Portugal

Technologies: Golang, ReactJS, AngularJS, Ruby on Rails, Android, iOS, CSS, HTML, Docker, Heroku AWS

Github: https://github.com/whitesmith/

Website: https://whitesmith.co

Hi, I work with a few developers and designers under the name of Whitesmith - we develop full web and mobile products. We jump between London and Portugal to work with various startups and media companies from UK, AUS and USA. We view ourselves as problem solvers, working with a wide range of technologies - from Docker, to Ruby on Rails, Go, and ReactJS, - to develop the right solution for the situation. We're looking for new interesting startups to work with. Daniel

EMAIL: daniel a-t whitesmith d-o-t com

SKYPE: daniellopes314

Full web and mobile product development

Location: London, UK / Portugal

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Golang, ReactJS, AngularJS, NodeJS, Ruby on Rails, Docker, Android, iOS, CSS, HTML

Github: https://github.com/whitesmith/

Email: daniel a-t whitesmith d-o-t com

Sk-ype: daniellopes314

Hi, I work with a few developers and designers under the name of http://Whitesmith.co - we develop full web and mobile products. We jump between London and Portugal to work with various startups and media companies from UK, AUS and USA. We view ourselves as problem solvers, working with a wide range of technologies - from Docker, to Ruby on Rails, Go, and ReactJS, - to develop the right solution for the situation. We're looking for new interesting startups to work with.

Daniel

SEEKING WORK - Full web and mobile product development

Remote: Yes

Location: London, UK / Portugal

Technologies: Golang, ReactJS, AngularJS, NodeJS, Ruby on Rails, Docker, Android, iOS, CSS, HTML

Github: https://github.com/whitesmith/

Hi, I work with a few developers and designers under the name of http://Whitesmith.co - we develop full web and mobile products. We jump between London and Portugal to work with various startups and media companies from UK, AUS and USA. We view ourselves as problem solvers, working with a wide range of technologies - from Docker, to Ruby on Rails, Go, and ReactJS, - to develop the right solution for the situation. We're looking for new interesting startups to work with.

Daniel

EMAIL: daniel a-t whitesmith d-o-t com

SK-YPE: daniellopes314

SEEKING WORK - full web and mobile products development

Remote: Yes Location: London, UK / Coimbra, Portugal Technologies: Golang, ReactJS, AngularJS, NodeJS, Ruby on Rails, Docker, Android, iOS, CSS, HTML Github: https://github.com/whitesmith/

EMAIL: daniel a-t whitesmith d-o-t com

Hi, I work with a few developers and designers under the name of Whitesmith - we develop full web and mobile products. From the depths of DevOps and Internet of Things, to Web & Mobile apps, we converge into solving real problems with great user experience.

Some clients call us their Secret Weapon, because they can throw us any problem/challenge/business case, and we will make sure to find a solution for it. I hope that's valuable for you too.

Cheers, Daniel

I use a page on a tool like OneNote or Evernote to write every day the notes that pop up on my head, or interesting information I read. Then, during 1hour of the weekend, I grab that page and a) trash the info that actually doesn't matter b) save the info that I think it's useful, in a certain section (Startup ideas; Biz Dev strategies; etc)

I also use Pocket to save articles to read later, but overtime I became more agressive in filtering what to read. If I don't feel to read it, I just trash it. Now it's kind of a habit. (I still do have articles saved in Pocket from several weeks before. But they are MUCH less.)

Hi Mszyndel,

Thanks for commenting. 1 - Can you please clarify that you were talking about the landing page (interactions), or about the team page (whitesmith.co/team). 2- What do you mean about being "at least a little work related and POSITIVE"?

That would help us see where to start solving the issues. :)

Good. Thanks Jeff!

Do you have any suggestions on how to fix some of the problems? (If not, that's ok.)

Ok Mhoad. Thanks for your points. It's not disrespectful at all!

SEEKING WORK, London or Remote

We're looking for great clients who are seeking an also great FULL-STACK team, or individual developer, to pair with.

Some of the technologies we work with are Ruby on Rails, EmberJS and AngularJS. Experienced team in SOA, IoT, and Data Analysis.

You can contact directly with our actual or past clients to hear more about how (good) we work.

Site: http://whitesmith.co

My email: daniel {at] whitesmith (dot] co

SEEKING WORK - Remote

Group of developers. Portugal and London based. We can work directly with your project manager.

We've been working with some respected startups of USA and UK (as diary.com and cahootsy.com).

Full-stack development experience. Default stack: * Ruby on Rails * Rubymotion * Javascript, Node.js, Ember.js. * iOS. * Android .

We do TDD, weekly/daily sprints, Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, Code Review, and bootstrap always when possible.

daniel at whitesmith.co

I thought every RSS reader automatically captured the RSS link if you give them the url for the blog.

Anyhow, here it goes : http://danielflopes.com/rss

;)

10% of 100 (more or less).

It isn't much, I know... but it still is 10%

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Thank you very very much. I will take that into account to improve my blog and next blog posts.

Thank you. That helps. Maybe I will re-write the post one day to give it a more natural and humble tone.

Not new, but it's never bad to re-read that article. ;)

Please see my response to jwcrux: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7007119

That's an insightful point! TY

Yes, a bit harsh. But helpful. Thank you

True, my post's recipe, taken to the fullest, probably will lead to burnout. I should have clarified that.

Thanks for your examples.

Please see my response to jwcrux ;)

Link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7007119

With my blogpost, I didn't mean that you should put work before your family and friends (or at least didn't want to mean that). I didn't mean that playing a good videogame is a waste of time if that makes you feel better.

I try to always be aware when I'm not giving enough time to my family and friends (building relationships). Some times I do stuff like, taking a random trip to somewhere in the woods just to see what happens or what nature has to show me, without any goal in mind.

BUT, I do understand that you think that I don't do this. I understand why with this post I seem such a workaholic. (Maybe I am, but not as much I seem to look in this post.)

AND, even though I spend a good time with my family and friends, I'm not saying that I shouldn't spend more. Maybe I should. (I'm just thinking out loud.)

My point here is that we should strive to try to work on something that's aligned with our life goals - and those may include spending time with your family, traveling or building a charity institution. This way, work would have other meaning to us.

Thank you very much for the article and your thoughtful response.

Thanks Daniel!

Thank you both for the responses. It was my intention to hear the opinion of the HN community. But, may you agree or not with my post, I believe a good discussion should always be about giving some constructive feedback in a friendly tone.

Thanks CJefferson for clarifying your response. Thanks 3am for the giving the heads up. Sincerely.

Ahaha Good example to make your point.

You said it well:

"What I cited there are not "work" per say as coined in most people's mind as the dreary 8 hour work life."

And yes, I understand your point: work can be enjoyed to the point it feels like a videogame!

Anyhow, the words and the tone I choose maybe weren't the best to communicate what I mean.

Thanks for the feedback (and thanks for subscribing!).

Ok. That's a valid argument.

Ok. But I don't say the contrary - doing those things can also make you happy.

But using our job to achieve our life goals is one of the best ways to achieve happiness, in my opinion.

Thank you

This HN discussion is leading me to that conclusion :)

Thank you