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How good is the proton ecosystem if I have multiple mail addresses and calendars?

Say I have hello@example.com and hello@example.net, can I use one unified inbox, and can I use both addresses to send and receive calendar invites?

Moreover, how easy is it to combine my calendars with my work calendar?

I heard it's also not possible to sync contacts with iOS, is that true?

JetBrains AI 3 years ago

I love the code completion from GitHub's Co-Pilot, but every time I use the chat feature to replace existing code, I feel like the UX is terrible.

Monday Consulting GmbH | Software Engineer (Java), Frontend Developer, System Administrator (Kubernetes) | Hamburg and Northern Germany | Full-time Disclaimer: Our office and customer language is German.

Monday is a medium-sized company of 50+ people located at the beautiful Fischmarkt in Hamburg. We are 13 years old and value good working conditions and fair treatment. The company is very transparent, and we have happy employees.

We have three big areas, 1st realizing projects for our mostly enterprise customers, mainly with the Content Management Systems CoreMedia and FirstSpirit (Both Java). Lately, there are also small projects with Strapi (TypeScript). On the Frontend, we try to use modern tools like React and TypeScript, although every so often it's not possible / needed. The 2nd area is our in-house product, Monday Webforms and the third area is classic consulting where we support our clients directly in their projects, though still with programming.

We are mostly seeking people with experience, but if you think you are a good, passionate developer, feel free to write to me personally at frontend@monday-consulting.com.

We have a great company culture, and you can decide yourself, how many days you would to come to the office (from 0 to 5, everything is possible). Furthermore, we offer fair and flexible time tracking, where you can reduce or increase your hours easily between 30 and 50 per week (40 is normal). All your extra time gets logged, and you can save it indefinitely for a sabbatical / days off or get monetary compensation for it. We offer complete flexibility, one of our workers has been working from Argentina in the last three months without problems.

If you have any questions, contact me (Oskar) at frontend@monday-consulting.com

Our Open positions (in German): https://www.monday-consulting.com/jobs

Monday Consulting GmbH | Software Engineer, Frontend Developer, System Administrator (Kubernetes) | Hamburg and Northern Germany | Full-time

Disclaimer: Our office and customer language is German.

Monday is a medium-sized company of 50+ people located at the beautiful Fischmarkt in Hamburg. We are 13 years old and value good working conditions and fair treatment. The company is very transparent, and we have happy employees.

We have three big areas, 1st realizing projects for our mostly enterprise customers, mainly with the Content Management Systems CoreMedia and FirstSpirit (Both Java). Lately, there are also small projects with Strapi (TypeScript). On the Frontend, we try to use modern tools like React and TypeScript, although every so often it's not possible / needed. The 2nd area is our in-house product, Monday Webforms and the third area is classic consulting where we support our clients directly in their projects, though still with programming.

We are mostly seeking people with experience, but if you think you are a good, passionate developer, feel free to write to me personally at frontend@monday-consulting.com.

We have a great company culture, and you can decide yourself, how many days you would to come to the office (from 0 to 5, everything is possible). Furthermore, we offer fair and flexible time tracking, where you can reduce or increase your hours easily between 30 and 50 per week (40 is normal). All your extra time gets logged, and you can save it indefinitely for a sabbatical / days off or get monetary compensation for it. We offer complete flexibility, one of our workers has been working from Argentina in the last three months without problems.

If you have any questions, contact me (Oskar) at frontend@monday-consulting.com

Our Open positions (in German): https://www.monday-consulting.com/jobs

Hey Nikita, could you maybe put some more legal information on the webpage?

I'm trying to find out if you're a company and where you are located. Is there no legal entity behind this? Do you have a privacy policy?

HN sets one cookie and that is "httpOnly" and "secure", so it can't be read from JavaScript. You can test this yourself by typing document.cookie into your console, it should return an empty string.

Monday Consulting | Frontend Developer | Hamburg and Northern Germany | 100% remote easily possible, nice office available | 30-50hrs/week as you like, most do 40

Because of our clients, you must be more or less fluent in German.

We're hiring an experienced Frontend Developer for all kinds of projects. It doesn't matter if you are CSS only or mostly JavaScript, we will find suitable work for you.

We do a mixture of in-house agency, consulting and internal product development. We are building more and more with modern tech like React and TypeScript, but do still have projects that use vanilla JavaScript because our two partner CMS are classically server rendered (CoreMedia and FirstSpirit).

Monday is a small business with around 45 great employees, good culture and a sweet office right at the Fischmarkt in Hamburg.

I would be your team lead, so feel free to contact me at oskar.oldorf@monday-consulting.com for more infos.

You can find more info in German at https://www.monday-consulting.com/jobs/wir/suchen/frontend-d...

As someone who has built products with a Raspberry Pi, I'm not sure I would bet on a WIFI connection.

I can almost guarantee you that you will sit in your car and scream bloody murder because the WIFI ist not connecting.

My products had to work with a lot of other networks around and were built on a Model 3 B, maybe it has improved since then.

Sadly I can't point you into the direction of solutions because we just switched to Ethernet.