fullstack developer / devops here, mainly a python guy, i can do modern web development, desktop apps, backend servers, reporting / sql, scripting and more.
recent work inculude: - writing an extensible realtime telecom CDR data processing server using a python stack - design and deployment of a log analysis solution using python, elasticsearch, logstash, and kibana
generalist software developer here, mainly a python guy, i can do modern web development, desktop apps, backend servers, reporting / sql, scripting and more.
recent work inculude: - writing an extensible realtime telecom CDR data processing server, using a python stack - design and deployment of a log analysis solution using python, elasticsearch, logstash, and kibana
python frameworks:flask, django, sqlalchemy, pyside/qt, other: linux, rdbms, sql, redis, elasticsearch, crawling, software architecture / design patterns, distributed systems and more.
generalist software developer here, mainly a python guy, i can do modern web development, desktop apps, backend servers, reporting / sql, scripting and more.
recent work inculude:
- writing an extensible realtime telecom CDR data processing server, using a python stack
- design and deployment of a log analysis solution using python, elasticsearch, logstash, and kibana
python frameworks:flask, django, sqlalchemy, pyside/qt,
other: linux, rdbms, sql, redis, elasticsearch, crawling, software architecture / design patterns, distributed systems and more.
thanks for sharing the story, that was so deep.
i cannot imagine how frustrating it is to be different(deaf, handicapped) in a world that(mostly) is not, and how many simple things we take for granted.
> To get started on one of your lingering interests, you probably don’t need to read about it as much as you think. Go. Do it. And learn from there.
before you "do", you have to read how to do (otherwise you wont know where to start, and will most likely end up getting bored and give up ) , do it , and then read how "they" do it.
that one more article could piece together the puzzle you're stuck on. while i agree that learning by doing and breaking stuff is the way to go, reading is just as important to me.
i also do not get it (without having to signup ) , also each of those links (4 of them ) may seem to point to more information at first yet all of them link to the register page