Software that abstracts away a skill
Removing the need to know the underlying concepts and making familiarity with the software a desirable skill in itself (579)
I make things that run on the web (mostly). I'm a Staff Software Engineer at Doctolib. Previously I was the technical co-founder at Supplybunny.com. I also worked at a consultancy and I freelanced building very early stage products.
I'm currently not exploring new positions but please do get in touch via email at me@ognjen.io or on LinkedIn just to connect or talk shop.
I prefer using Rails, Vue and SASS.
But have used (or am curently using) many other things such as:
I also make some (mostly pun-based) graphics.
I'm thinking about ways to make tech (as in software and the industry) more human-friendly. To that end, I write about product development, ethics, privacy, etc. I also write about interesting technical issues (and solutions) or product ideas I've had.
Feel free to email me at me@ognjen.io to talk shop or just chat.
Removing the need to know the underlying concepts and making familiarity with the software a desirable skill in itself (579)
Looking back at one year of more "serious" blogging (585)
from generated html pages in Chrome using the File System Access API (1361)
It isn't a legitimately controlled TLD (107)
A partial and a script for quickly fetching open graph data and embedding it in a Jekyll page (349)
Supplies ordering platform for HORECA
Buyers | Suppliers | Monthly GMV | Cloud cost |
---|---|---|---|
12k | 350 | 6 figures | $150 |
Original version was built over approximately two weeks to include supplier onboarding and product search. It's continuously been improved upon for the past ~4 years to include a very wide range of features comparable to any ecommerce platform.
Rails with nginx and MySQL. Sidekiq runs the queue, redis is for caching, elasticsearch for search. Front-end was originally Backbone.js but has been migrated to Vue. Stats run off MongoDB.
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