+1 for that! IH Berlin is a nice meetup with people working on interesting projects
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happyvalley
I think this is a bad idea. Even though I personally block 3rd party trackers by default, breaking the web by default will cause problems.
How is this “breaking the web”? Honest question, I would not subscribe to that sentiment, but am interested in other points of view.
Jules | Fullstack Software Developer (Ruby, JS, DevOps experience) | Berlin | Berlin or REMOTE | https://julesdocs.com
Jules is a fast and reliable version control system for text documents. It brings the best version control features to non-technical users, in a simple and easy-to-use way. Jules is currently in prototype stage and has received great feedback during the demos.
You will be working on the full stack, from UI to backend performance. If you are comfortable working in Ruby, if you like working with data structures and, ideally, have a sound understanding of deploying a web app, I'd love to talk to you. I'm working as a solo developer now. Let's talk and see if this is either a hiring opportunity or a chance to become a member of the founding team.
jan@julesdocs.com
I haven't really used any of the other clients long enough to give you a solid answer.
For me, Fork just works, I can scroll through the commits easily, file trees are available as a tab for each commit. The UI is very easy to use and discoverable, that's why I like it.
Fork is a great Git GUI with a very "Mac-like" interface (also available for Windows): https://git-fork.com
I use it for some git operations when I would be slower on the command line, and I can highly recommend it. The UI is very polished! Bonus: I can open it from the command line with a simple "fork" command.
I switched to this font about a year ago. Input Mono is really readable and has great proportions.
The new Output font (yes, that’s the name) of Input‘s creator David Jonathan Ross looks great as well! Very clean sans-serif font.
Jules | Fullstack Software Developer (Ruby, JS, DevOps experience) | Berlin | Berlin or REMOTE | https://julesdocs.com
Jules is a fast and reliable version control system for text documents. It brings the best version control features to non-technical users, in a simple and easy-to-use way. Jules is currently in prototype stage and has received great feedback during the demos.
You will be working on the full stack, from UI to backend performance. If you are comfortable working in Ruby, if you like working with data structures and, ideally, have a sound understanding of deploying a web app, I'd love to talk to you. I'm working as a solo developer now. Let's talk and see if this is either a hiring opportunity or a chance to become a member of the founding team.
jan@julesdocs.com
Jules | Fullstack Software Developer (Ruby, JS, DevOps experience) | Berlin | Berlin or REMOTE | https://julesdocs.com
Jules is a fast and reliable version control system for text documents. It brings the best version control features to non-technical users, in a simple and easy-to-use way. Jules is currently in prototype stage and has received great feedback during the demos.
You will be working on the full stack, from UI to backend performance. If you are comfortable working in Ruby, if you like working with data structures and, ideally, have a sound understanding of deploying a web app, I'd love to talk to you. I'm working as a solo developer now. Let's talk and see if this is either a hiring opportunity or a chance to become a member of the founding team.
jan@julesdocs.com
I quit my job in big-law and set out to crack a problem I have seen so often during my previous career.
I liked my previous job, it was interesting and demanding. But being my own boss has taught me a lot as well: I have learned new skills, I have met a lot of people I probably wouldn't have got in touch with in the previous job, and I learned a lot about myself. On most days I wake up feeling that some new discoveries are out there for me... Until now, this journey is very rewarding.
Is there a good app or other ressource to learn shorthand? I want to learn it, for quite some time now, but haven‘t found any good approach without a training course...
Happy user at mailbox.org
They are hosted in Germany, have a strong stance re data protection, and have a very cheap basic plan. Plus multiple payment options, I think you can even send them money by post for complete anonymity.
Edit: You can use a custom domain