Take a deep dive with me on how I built a image tool using rust and wasm and hosted as a static site on github pages.
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Hello I'm Josh Chernoff, I'm a web programmer with over 20 years experience based out of Portland Oregon 🌲
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For simple or quick tasks.
$80 /hour
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- 1 off tasks typically done in a day.
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- Includes a single 30 minute meeting
- Idieal for assesments and investigations
- Great for training and tutorial sessions
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$65 /hour
when booking under 20 hours in a week- Includes a free 30 minute quote
- 1 off tasks typically over a few days.
- 50% deposit require for work to start
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- Loyalty discount of $5 per hour for returning costomers in a single month
- Full time tracking and reporting for work done
Full time
Dedicated support.
$55 /hour
when booking over 30 hours in a week- Includes a free 30 minute quote
- Full feature done over a full work week.
- 30% deposit require for work to start
- Includes up to 2 hour of meeting time
- Loyalty discount of $5 per hour for returning costomers in a single month
- Full time tracking and reporting for work done
I wanted to get a better understanding of what gradual typing is in elixir. Currently gradual typing is under development in elixir and not fully implemented but in short its a way to add static typing to the dynamic language. In this post I explore what is currently available.
In this blog post I want to take a look at a sorting algorithm and compare it's solutions in different languages for a comparison of syntax and readability.
In this post I share with you a little module I made for addressing the suffix of a date such as displaying dates as 1st or 2nd. vs just saying 1 or 2.