markprovan

I'm pretty new to writing technical posts, so any feedback on the content/style is more than welcome!

This looks pretty much what I'm after. Do you offer any sort of data export?

Let's be honest, Labour stopped being a proper opposition a good while ago.

SEEKING WORK

Remote Ruby Engineer looking to take on some extra contract work.

I mainy work in Ruby (with Rails) and have experience with Javascript (with Ember)

My current rate is £40 per hour and I would be looking to take on short/medium term projects. I can work to tight deadlines for projects that need completed quickly.

Contact me at: mark(at)prov.works

Location: Glasgow, Scotland

Remote: Yes or In House

Willing to relocate: For the right role.

Technologies: Ruby/Rails, JS (Ember), Golang (Learning)

Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mqi35vclrbuff2c/cv_markprovan.pdf?...

Email: markgprovan@gmail.com

Nice to see a local company(I can almost see your office from my house!) on here using a newer language!

SEEKING WORK - Remote

Location: Scotland

Currently working with Golang, Rails and Ember (using Ember CLI)

Contact me markgprovan (at) gmail.com for a chat :)

SEEKING WORK - Freelance Ruby, Rails & JS Developer

I have 3 years experience working with large Rails apps and 2 years experience using Ember.js

Contact me at markgprovan[at]gmail.com

Brilliant, I use Github to contribute to open source, but have had my private repos on Bitbucket. It's great to move over to the one platform :) Thanks Github!

Exactly, they were named to point out that they "both possessed integrity and practical minds."

I've been stressing out a lot about Uni recently, maybe getting a few hours sleep a night (last night I got an hour). Never have I felt worse in my life.

Switched one of my apps over to this setup (C66 + DO). Going good so far, server provisioning is super slick.

Nice, going to give this a try, along with errbit! (https://github.com/errbit/errbit)

*Thanks to a GPS error combined with complete human stupidity

Nothing about Ruby and scaling? :O

I'm currently using the rails_api gem for an API only app I'm building. It's pretty lean.

That's the thing about customer service. People are gonna call you out, but professionalism is in not rising to it.