Industrial Engineer turned Full-Stack Developer. Fluent in Turkish, English, and Russian. Passionate about Go, Rust, Python, Linux, Neovim, and productivity tools like Obsidian.
Leveling up people with easy-friendly-mode sharing. Now's the rush time to learn and apply digital skills like never before. Building educational writing materials to help you out on the journey..
Location
Digital Nomad
Education
Self-taught in CS since university; left after 3 years for more efficient online learning.
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-he/him
Work
Founder at carvier.dev, building my personal brand.
Really cool project youve got here! Ive been working something similar, since I run into the same issues as you do (not freelance, but working for every product team).
I chose Wails (golang+js/ts) as base, because this way you can cover more ground with native calls more quickly. Connected to Atlassian Cloud (which essentially acts as the database). Eventually with a browser plugin to do communication with the native app to handle the imminent mountains of articles that "are useful later".
Ill have to check if there's enough overlap in our needs, because itd be awesome if I could write something that could be used by both.
Have you tried following the instructions on the download page?
After clicking “Apple Silicon” it opens the macos silicon download page where you can see the “How to launch Freeter on MacOS?” info.
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
I also manage my provincial flow with Trello kanban. There are various alternatives for the automation part.
Great work
This is awesome
Thanks dude!
That's genius
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!
Excelente producto muchas gracias.
This looks really awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Yes man thank you a lot... btw I want to make some PRs to help, it's awesome project
Really cool project youve got here! Ive been working something similar, since I run into the same issues as you do (not freelance, but working for every product team).
I chose Wails (golang+js/ts) as base, because this way you can cover more ground with native calls more quickly. Connected to Atlassian Cloud (which essentially acts as the database). Eventually with a browser plugin to do communication with the native app to handle the imminent mountains of articles that "are useful later".
Ill have to check if there's enough overlap in our needs, because itd be awesome if I could write something that could be used by both.
Why there is a twit in their main page stating he "purchased a license" if it's free and open source?
It is a tweet about the previous version (v1) which was a closed source software with a paid license. The new version (v2) is free and open source.
app is not working on mac sillicon after installing !!!
Have you tried following the instructions on the download page?
After clicking “Apple Silicon” it opens the macos silicon download page where you can see the “How to launch Freeter on MacOS?” info.