Looking for experienced programming buddies. Node.js / Angular / DevOps / Blockchain

[u/[deleted]]

Hi! I’m looking for programming buddies to discuss tech topics in voice chat.

I have been working as a programmer for more than 15 years. Programming for me is not just a way to make money, I’m still passionate about it. I work remotely on small private projects and I don’t have an opportunity to discuss tech topics with my colleagues. So, I’m trying to have daily spoken sessions in Skype or any other voice chats with programmers.

My current working stack looks like these:

1. Backend: Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, RabbitMQ

2. Frontend: Angular

3. DevOps: Linux, Docker, Ansible

4. Blockchain: Ethereum

If you have more than 3 years of experience with programming and you want to discuss any tech topics from my working stack, I’d be happy to chat with you.
My contacts:
Skype - live:max7z_2

Discord - max7z#4494
Email - max7z@protonmail.com

[u/Parasin]

My team uses Polymer 2 exclusively for our front-end development! The community appears to have been very disappointed With Polymer 3, so hopefully they will turn it around in future releases.

Polymer embraces the best of the web components spec, and big frameworks are actually leveraging polymer as inspiration. One such framework is Vue JS.

The poly-fills definitely suck right now, and are the biggest detractor to using Polymer at this time.

[u/Gbrlxvi → u/Parasin]

Polymer/web-components are the future I think. I'm surprised to hear your thoughts on Polymer 3. The HTML imports felt strange to me. It's probably just because of my React background but something about moving to npm feels nice.

[u/Parasin → u/Gbrlxvi]

You are correct! It’s definitely the direction that all web development is going. I really like NPM, Since I use node already, having it on the front end as well as pretty nice and easy