We make them all the time 😂

Hi there 👋 I’m the Engineering Lead at Singularity hiring for this role! Happy to chat about any questions or life at the company here

I love the idea of rust and setting up examples and reading through the book but when it comes time to try implementing a microservice with a SQL DB, graceful logging and complex marshalling, I have such a tough time reading through the stack trace to figure out which language constructs to learn

I always have trouble with having elements “stick” to a spot and would love tips on that- whether they follow while you scroll or stay in an absolute position (or stay in an absolute position until you scroll then follow you!)

What sync tool did you use and what was it missing for you?

Hm yeah their approach looks somewhat complex! Seems like they’re recommending a way to do a full e2e test including the message broker and result backend, which is more than I’d need, since I trust my broker to just work (maybe not the smartest approach but 🤷)

I’m not familiar with that option, I’ll have to dive into the docs! We have a custom Celery wrapper we use to call tasks and that decides on doing the task inline, async, or not at all. We’re starting to use NestJS so I’m wondering if there are some things we can bring over to that framework

I’ve only worked at places where running locally against prod is for very critical changes or extreme cases. Many of those companies, though, maintained good staging environments or made it very easy to seed a local database with useful data

Love this and excited for that feature- keep up the great work!

I manage the tech team (DS & eng) at a tiny, seed stage clean tech startup (& also do IC work) out of Boston