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I have been working on a few iOS apps for my own use case (stock/options trading)

Price & Volume: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stock-price-volume/id676015355... It is often helpful to see volume supports price action. I have the price/volume change color-coded with gradients so it is easy to see if they are following or breaking trends

Options Premium: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/options-at-the-money-premiums/... See all options premium on one screen

Stock Portfolio & Watchlist: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stock-portfolio-watchlist/id67... The idea is I'd like to group stocks by sectors and see if there is sector rotation going on. I will have an UI update soon

I get the data from my brokerage account. All apps is free but user may choose to support/donate if willing

I personally prefer tools like https://github.com/jkk/honeysql

It helps build queries programmatically but doesn't abstract / get too much in your way.

On the "mapping" side, the resultset is just a map.

This is where languages that expose data-first shines

Los Angeles or Remote

I am a senior backend engineer with experiences building backends. Built messaging server, API services, etc. I look for simple solutions to complex problems.

Skills: Java/Kotlin, Erlang, and some clojure, Postgres, Redis, Mongo, Nginx, AWS

Email: limandavid@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/dvliman

SEEKING WORK | Software Engineer | Los Angeles or Remote

I am a senior backend engineer with experiences building backends. Built messaging server, API services, etc. I look for simple solutions to complex problems. I can take projects from concept to launch, or be part of your team

Skills: Java/Kotlin, Erlang, and some clojure, Postgres, Redis, Mongo, Nginx, AWS

Email: limandavid@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/dvliman

Goodbye Joe 7 years ago

Thanks for sharing about Joe. I have only met Joe a couple times in Erlang BEAM conference and I can say that is how my memory of him as well.

There are plenty of companies using erlang in production. The community is relatively small and almost everyone knows each other. Yes, you can find erlang jobs or elixir jobs - a lot of those these days (PM me if you are looking)

Besides, erlang definitely gives you new perspective in building large scale system; supervision tree (let it crash), the actor concept, message passing, preemptive vm, built-in distributed erlang nodes, the repl, hot code swapping - any much more

The power comes from the whole ecosystem. Concurrency is built from ground up on language & vm level.

[dead] 11 years ago

I have been in this situation. It was exactly 30 days as well. Found a new job in few days and quick enough to transfer the work visa. You can do it!

I am an indonesian who lives in US. You are half right.

The problem is that internet is scarce and they rely on mobile phone for almost anything, which explains why RIM is doing so well there (Blackberry Messenger package bundled in their phone services)

They are used to short messages like twitter, sms, bbm. No, facebook's decline is not the case here.