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JavaScript (ES6), TypeScript, Go, React, Node, Jest, Docker, Kubernetes, GraphQL, MongoDB
Chicago, IL (open to relocation) · (630) 965-4976 · josh@imjoshellis.com GitHub · Blog · LinkedIn · Portfolio
JavaScript (ES6), TypeScript, Go, React, Node, Jest, Docker, Kubernetes, GraphQL, MongoDB
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When I started thinking about what to build for my Flatiron School Rails project, I decided I wanted to build something that I can compare to real world products.
Even though I knew I wouldn't be able to get very close to products build by teams that utilize a wider set of technology than Rails, I knew it would be useful to build something that would allow me to taste some of the challenges of building real applications.