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Erion Braçe

Po ju tregoj një ndodhi të shkurtër me konen e vogël që kërkon të marrë Bashkinë e Tiranës.

Para disa orësh u shkëmbeva me të te Diga e Liqenit. Ishte në shoqërinë e një personi tjetër, të cilin nuk e njoh. Teksa kalova pranë tyre, më zunë veshët disa komente jo fort miqësore për Manastirliun. Një prej tyre ishte edhe etiketimi “ManastirQIU”.

Nuk dua t’i jap më shumë peshë seç duhet një episodi të dëgjuar kalimthi dhe as të nxjerr përfundime nga një moment i vetëm. Në fund të fundit, secili ka mënyrën e vet për të shprehur mospëlqimin apo kundërshtimin politik edhe pse brenda partisë.

Por, meqë bëhet fjalë për dikë që aspiron të drejtojë Bashkinë e Tiranës, episodi të bën ta përfytyrosh ça mund të bëjë një të nesërme në një zyrë publike.

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u/Beginning_Middle_722 — 11 days ago

Polish software companies that hire remote

Hi all, I'm from Albania and I'm trying to land on a remote job as a frontend angular developer through LinkedIn but unlucky. Can you help with some company names that you know that hire remote? I believe Poland has the biggest Angular community in Europe and that's what I'm making this post. Thanks in advance!

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u/Beginning_Middle_722 — 1 month ago
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Paginating a play script reader, pages break mid-dialogue

I'm building a browser play reader in vanilla JavaScript. The script is structured as an array of lines. Each line is either a stage direction, a character name, or a speech.

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When I paginate, I split the lines by a fixed count (10 or 12 per page depending on font size), so a page can end right after a character's name and the speech continues on the next page. It also doesn't account for how long each speech actually is, so some pages are one short sentence and others are a wall of text.

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What's the right way to paginate text like this so that pages fill a consistent visual height, a character name is never separated from its speech, and it still works when the user changes the font size?

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https://imgur.com/a/0Gbfvue

u/Beginning_Middle_722 — 4 months ago

Angular Developer Looking for Remote Opportunities in the EU

Hey everyone,

I’m an EU-based Angular developer with 4.5 years of experience building enterprise and business-focused web applications.

Tech stack & libraries:

Angular

TypeScript

RxJS

NgRx Store

Angular Material

PrimeNG

Bootstrap / SCSS

ngx-translate

Chart.js

Angular CDK

Also comfortable with:

Git workflows

Component-driven architecture

Responsive UI development

Consuming complex backend APIs

Maintaining and improving legacy Angular codebases

Currently open to:

Remote Angular/frontend roles

Freelance projects

Contract work

Long-term collaboration within the EU

If you’re hiring or need someone to help build/maintain Angular applications, feel free to DM me

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u/Beginning_Middle_722 — 5 months ago