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Senior full stack - looking for contracts
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Senior full stack - looking for contracts
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Senior full-stack developer (React/Next.js · Node · PostgreSQL). I ship the hard parts — performance, document diff/merge, rich-text editors, auth & RAG. I can invoice b2b and you get real good value for money.
Curious how you handle the document diff/merge work specifically, do you build that from scratch or lean on libraries like diff-match-patch, and has that been the trickiest piece in your stack?
@erifeuanoljom2 Hey. Here is an overview of the implementation https://work.featuringcode.com/work/git-style-branching-for-documents. As extra info, we do need to convert data to json, use https://jsondiffpatch.com/ and convert it back again into our plugins. Above this, everything is versioned in S3 so this way we can use a 3-way-merge.
Could you add a small portfolio page with a few public case studies or before/after performance numbers? Seeing real diffs of load times or bundle sizes on past projects would make it way easier to judge whether your "ships the hard parts" claim actually holds up.
@asmin4738 Hey, thanks for the feedback!
https://work.featuringcode.com/work here is all I could offer and make sure I don't break any NDAs. These are case studies build by claude after analyzing the commits of the features implemented. Regarding the bundle sizes, for example, I can give you a technique that actually works -> "Don't use barrel files". Or if you still want to use barrel files, at least add "sideEffects": false in the package.json
You can also check my blog where I deep dive into some personal side projects: https://featuringcode.com/
If you want to see page loading times, you can run on the actual website https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-work-featuringcode-com-work/lv3r9bsz9m?form_factor=desktop
@asmin4738 also, check out this: https://featuringcode.com/new-react-callbacks-memoization-pattern - it was a real helper ;)