We are no longer continuing the interview.
So late last night, I got an update from Wasmer, that they will no longer be continuing with my application. A bit sad, ngl, especially given friday wasnt by choice that I had to cancel the interview. But all the best to them. So what now? I've been applying to more jobs and prepping my pitch deck, so I can look at funding UnitBuilds CC and V.E.L.O.C.I.T.Y. IDE! Which honestly would be amazing!…
In a recent update, Wasmer informed me they will no longer be continuing my application. It's unfortunate, especially since Friday's interview was not by choice. Despite this setback, I remain optimistic as I continue applying to other positions and refining my pitch deck. My focus is on preparing for funding opportunities related to UnitBuilds CC and V.E.L.O.C.I.T.Y.
IDE. Currently, I've decided to take a break, giving myself time to rest and recharge before diving back into development. To unwind, I plan to engage in leisure activities such as playing games, visiting the beach, and hosting a BBQ. In the meantime, I intend to improve my roots by refining existing projects and working on important aspects of IDE development.
I still have a long way to go in updating my website and releasing a health and fitness app. My ultimate vision for IDE is a lightweight, scalable solution that can operate across multiple computers, including cloud-based systems. I also hope to refresh the original UnitBuilds foundry, making it more accessible and open for testing.
While I may be overwhelmed with ideas, I believe it's essential to take a step back and reflect. I'll likely read the Iliad and disconnect from technology for a while. Nonetheless, software development continues to be a significant part of my life, and I don't intend to quit entirely. On other fronts, Doccit has been performing well, with regional support now available for many parts of the world.
I aim to expand its capabilities further. I've also integrated time tracking features into IDE, allowing users to log their activities and monitor their productivity. Additionally, I'm considering integrating Doccit with IDE to automatically track time spent on various tasks. Ultimately, I'm eager to explore innovative features that could enhance the IDE's functionality, such as a bottleneck detector, an "get it done" mode powered by AI, or even a comprehensive test suite with criteria checklists.
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