If you can host your own, check out rethinkdb.com -- it is a real-time database that apparently supports multiple filters

I recently started working with it for a side project. I don't know how it compares to other real-time databases, but I note having "complex" querying/sorting of data is next to impossible. If you are use to T-SQL syntax of being able to have multiple AND OR statements you are going to want to scream. Also be aware if you use Firebase App hosting, you can only have one firebase app per TLD. You can't have one running at example.com and another at sub.example.com

So migrating from v1 to v2 of Angular is all breaking changes? 💩

@dewguzzler well yes, there is that

@philcr Same here. Two jobs ago, I hired a guy who up front said "I have no .Net experience but I am a quick learner". I liked the guys honesty and he seemed like a smart guy. I took a chance and hired him. Within a month of starting, he was writing much better code, much quicker, than the guy who had two decades of experience.

Apply, but be honest about your experience. If possible, self-teach yourself C# and create something you can use as an example.

I did VB.NET for years, before switching to C#. I have now been doing C# for over 5 years.

From experience, it usually means that you have made it to the short list. It isn't a guarantee -- I have seen people lose their chances of being hired due to something they said or did during the "meet the team"

Tried that one out, doesn't seem to have intellisense. :(

@JakeHL I am sure in some legal jargon in something I signed when I was hired or resigned prevent me from me disclosing their name. :(

Or after quickly fixing the problem, "Did you try clearing your cache?". Almost always they haven't so they think it fixed the issue and say "Oh sorry for bothering you"

I believe this law is in effect in Japan

He has been here for 10 years. He has become complacent and hasn't bothered to further his skill set. I don't think he has had to ever work in a team environment where manageable code is important.

It gets better, the same form repeated three times in one file just to change one attribute. 20 empty lines of space between random IF conditions. Lines and lines of code commented out in production. Today may be the day I take up drinking.

I should add it is also written in classic ASP. 😑

Hey, I don't expect everyone to understand paths and masking in Photoshop. But, if you have been working on the web for a decade you should understand how to do simple things like crop, resize, and save an image in web format!