I am not sure how stringent the requirements are for most tech companies. For the ones I worked with, it would be probably fine to push for SaaS deployment or at most bring your own cloud. We used some tools that had complete access to repositories.
That said they were all startups with move fast mentality.
I am leaning towards #3 since we would use the same setup for SaaS and self-hosting but wanted to validate if that would be enough for people here.
We've really put in the work tweaking the prompts to save you the hassle. It's quick, free, and gets straight to the point.
Right now, it's a basic MVP just to show that the idea works and to start chatting with some initial users. We've got plenty of ideas for making it better and adding new stuff, but we really want to hear from users first before diving into our own idea pool.
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With over 7 years of experience, I worked with startups, big companies, and even co-founded a few business. My main focus is on fullstack development with React & Django or Node.js but over the years I touched many different technologies and wore many different hats. Including product management, startup growth, and being a tech lead of a fast-moving team.
I consider myself a creative problem solver. At the end of the day what makes me tick is combining code, testing, architecture, product, and team spirit to solve actual problems.
I am available for short term contract (2-3 months). If you are interested please let me know.
With over 7 years of experience, I worked with startups, big companies, and even co-founded a few business. My main focus is on fullstack development with React & Django or Node.js but over the years I touched many different technologies and wore many different hats. Including product management, startup growth, and being a tech lead of a fast-moving team.
I consider myself a creative problem solver. At the end of the day what makes me tick is combining code, testing, architecture, product, and team spirit to solve actual problems.
I am available for short term contract (2-3 months). Let me know if you are interested.
With over 7 years of experience, I worked with startups, big companies, and even co-founded a few business. My main focus is on fullstack development with React & Django or Node.js but over the years I touched many different technologies and wore many different hats. Including product management, startup growth, and being a tech lead of a fast-moving team.
I consider myself a creative problem solver. At the end of the day what makes me tick is combining code, testing, architecture, product, and team spirit to solve actual problems.
I am available for short term contract (2-3 months). Let me know if you are interested.
Video is saved as a binary blob in some kind of storage. In our case that would be IndexedDB. But since the data is uploaded in parallel with the call there is only few hundred MB used at any give moment.
Generally browsers will let you store a few GB of data (depending on the user free space) if your really wanted to but it's not recommended since they can delete it any time.
It's actually quite simple. In a addition to a web call we record a separate high quality tracks for both audio and video locally.
The challenge was doing all of this in browser since the APIs are not really consistent + there are a lot of weird bugs and issues with both MediaRecorder API and IndexedDB.
We spend quite a bit of time setting up logging for client app. Since most of these weird issues are very hard to reproduce. (For example Chrome randomly purging binary blobs after storing them in IndexedDB)
That said they were all startups with move fast mentality.
I am leaning towards #3 since we would use the same setup for SaaS and self-hosting but wanted to validate if that would be enough for people here.