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(Full) Stack developer looking for a project

Hi

I'm a (full) stack developer whit a focus on backend based in Belgium. I have worked a 2 Belgian startups (still working at the last one).

Currently I work on a multiple vision(ai) projects and an advanced video call application.

My skils:

  • Asp.Net/ .Net Core (Apis) => Backend
  • Blazor webassembly (PWA)/ Xamarin => Frontend
  • Microsoft Azure platform (Hosting/ Data storage/ Vision tools/ etc.) => Infrastructure
  • Azure devops
  • And countless other tools and libraries

If you have an idea or want to brainstorm about a possible project, contact me and I'll get in touch.

on August 11, 2020
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    Hi there, I'm currently looking for a developer to partner up with. Please feel free to contact me if you find my project interesting. https://www.indiehackers.com/post/looking-for-a-full-stack-developer-to-partner-up-with-d77151429f

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    Hi Joffrey, I'm looking to partner and build a tool which can extract data from web pages and allow customers to pull the data through an API, wonder if you would be interested in this

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      Please contact me at joffreyvl@gmail.com, I myself am looking into creating a web scraper. This would definitely be something I would be interested in. Send me some more information and we'll get in touch.

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    Hi Joffrey!

    I currently have a SaaS project going on, where I'd need a backend Co-Founder.

    We're using LAMP for backend, react for frontend (frontend is on my shoulders).

    The project is called 'Julbul'; Julbul is a business video hosting platform.
    Julbul helps gain control over your brand by providing a customizable video player and other functions.

    link: https://beta.julbul.com

    If you're interested, let's have a chat together.

    email: lukas@julbul.com
    What's App: +41798001999
    linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukas-steiner-6275b9166/

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    Hi Joffrey! I have a question, and I definitely don't understand the topic well enough, so excuse me for that :-) . Maybe yourself or other readers could give me some insights. I wonder if it's possible, either through a web app, or an extension, to change the functionality of a browser to limit some functions, and extend others. For example, limiting the search results to a range of sources, and expanding the results to show curated selections of content, links, and apps. Basically I want to hijack the browser to cover a single industry only. Cheers

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      I would suggest making your own "search engine" => website/app where you can find curated data about a single subject/industry. This is seperate from the browser.

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        Very interesting, thanks for the reply! I'm a sucker for punishment, so it sounds great haha.

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