nodejs

How many nodejs programmers are out there trying to make dirty money off other people's work + CSS?

We use NodeJS/Python/R but we're open to developers and data scientists with experience in other language stacks.

And Senior data scientist/machine learning, design and nodeJS in Boulder, CO.

What does NodeJS has to do with anything?

Our software stack is built around Linux, Ruby, Haskell, nodeJS, Redis, MySQL, Git, Puppet and Go.

I've been doing a lot of front-end development since, learning JavaScript and NodeJS to a good level, familiarising myself with JavaScript frameworks like React and Angular and learning/launching a couple of simple sites using NodeJS/Express and Python/Django (two other technologies I recently started to learn).

We're using AngularJS, Javascript, Python, NodeJS, Go, Ansible, Docker and AWS to build solutions our users love.

This, of course, is true if those who maintain the software you use do care about backwards compatibility (which tends to be true for the "boring" stuff and false for the stuff considered "cool" - looking at you nodejs library developers who break my build at least once a month).