Disclaimer: As the title mention these are the things that I did when finding a job. It may or may not apply to you. Depending on your background as a candidate and your preferences when finding a job. This information might also be location/role/tech…etc specific. And if you are a rockstar developer, you won’t need any of this. You can join pretty much any startup you fancy. And the odds are you already have a zillion people spamming you with job offers. But if you are not, this might help you. ...

So I am now typing this post from my iPhone. And I kind of miss auto-correct. typing a post with the mobile keyboard is not as smooth as doing the same with a desktop. however, it’s quite possible. Ghost seems to be emulating a text field in the browser. as in I am typing this post in a none native text field. So this is the reason that I miss some of the features that I’ve come to expect from a mobile keyboard. Including but not limited to auto capitalization of letters, spelling correction and auto completion of words. I had a lot of trouble selecting the text box to start editing it aswell. And this is my biggest complain so far. Other than that I think this works fine. Certianly a step in the right direction.

So I finally brought in to the Dighital Ocean hype and brought a server at 5 USD/month (thats cheap!). And now that I have a server sitting idel, what do I do with it? Setup a VPN server of course! But once I finished with that I wanted to try out Ghost. The latest blogging platform running on node.js. Setting it up was a breez although, I did hit a few road blocks along the way. I set it up with nginx, everyone’s favorite web server. I was then asked to sign up for an admin account, which I did. And I was ready to go! ...