I currently work as a full stack developer using react redux and javascript/TS at an organization that makes e-commerce marketplace growth software. Its been pretty nice as they transitioned to optional full-time remote work as of recent (for obvious reasons) so i’ve been enjoying that at least… Sounds like it will be a permanent thing even after this covid stuff passes.
I do still own the domain and it is not expired, it is just parked as I have not had time to create the website yet (I only have so much free time and it just hasn’t been a priority).
The e-mail is still correct and working (just did a test to confirm).
Oh cool - glad to see another fellow developer here. I too deal mainly with full-stack web work, though Vue/TS. Currently building/maintaining a corporate document editing platform, rolling out soon as a digital menu editing platform for restaurants and hospitality.
Working from home has been interesting, and enlightening. I thought that I might not feel sufficiently motivated when not in a place of work to just get on with it. My fears were unfounded! I was pleasantly surprised with how the days when by. It’s nice to be able to take a little break, and just work it off later in the date, when I feel I need a rest.
Were you a proponent of home working before all this? It sounds like you at least worked from home part-time when you could.
Yeah I get the time aspect. I think it’s harder for creative types with a career profession other than their primary creative outlet, as creative endeavours are typically long, and deeply meaningful and necessary. Even further for extroverted creatives because regular social contact is also a thing!
Can’t imagine it gets many interactions either, though I imagine the collective ad revenue is huge for domain parking companies.