vasa_develop

I built an automated bio job board that aggregates multiple job boards. It has about 37000 jobs across 1124 companies and automatically updates every 24 hours.

You can also find specific types of jobs like: - AL/ML biotech jobs - Bioinformatics jobs - Proteomics jobs - Software jobs (frontend/backend/fullstack) - Internships / remote / part-time / full-time jobs

Lemme know if there are any other categories that would be interesting :)

Somehow, the airtable doesn't show all the views/filters on mobile, so try this out on desktop!

I built an automated bio job board that aggregates multiple job boards. It has about 37000 jobs across 1124 companies and automatically updates every 24 hours.

You can also find specific types of jobs like: - AL/ML biotech jobs - Bioinformatics jobs - Proteomics jobs - Software jobs (frontend/backend/fullstack) - Internships / remote / part-time / full-time jobs

Lemme know if there are any other categories that would be interesting :)

Somehow, the airtable doesn't show all the views/filters on mobile, so try this out on desktop!

You can also find specific types of jobs like: 1. AL/ML biotech jobs 2. Bioinformatics jobs 3. Software jobs (frontend/backend/fullstack) 4. Internships / part-time / full-time jobs

Lemme know if there are any other categories that would be interesting.

Somehow, airtable doesn't show all the views/filters on mobile, so try this out on desktop!

Yup. You can actually extend the Access Control to create your own custom authentication/authorization methods.

So, basically you can have any sort of Web 2.0 or Web 3,0 based authentication/authorization methods. Oauth, JWT, DIDs...anything you can imagine.

Link to Access Controller: https://github.com/orbitdb/orbit-db-access-controllers#creat...

Thanks for pointing that out ;) Just updated!

I found GOLD.

I run a website[0] that allows you to find useful Web3 resources. This is a really needed tool for python devs working on Bitcoin.

Are you ok if I list `bloxplorer`?

[0] https://simpleaswater.com

Seems like a nice tool. Is there any limit to the API request frequency?

Glad that you appreciate the business model analysis. Without a supporting business model, it's hard or nearly impossible to sustain a service/product.

Thanks for the feedback :)

Thanks, shrutigarg07!

Thanks, shrutigarg12

Hi dingo_bat!

Here are a few unofficial implementations on Libp2p in C. - https://github.com/squishyhuman/c-libp2p - https://github.com/Agorise/c-libp2p

Here are Go, and Rust (Official)implementations: - https://github.com/libp2p/go-libp2p - https://github.com/libp2p/rust-libp2p You can find the interfaces in the codebase. If you are having a hard time finding the interfaces in the codebase, or not able to figure out how to use them, then PLEASE head over to discuss.libp2p.io. There are a ton of people who will be more than happy to help you :)

I will try to add all this info in the article wherever possible. Is there anything else that you what to be improved in the article?

Thanks koalalorenzo!

Yup. That's why we added an encryption layer over Ipfs so that you can store private data on it.