Modifying my NoSQL DB like this, solved all of my concerns { " rules ": { " ingredients " : { " .read ": "true" , " .write ": "true" }, " orders " : { " .read ": "auth.uid != null && query.equalTo == auth.uid" , " .write ": "auth != null" , " .indexOn " : [ "userId" ] } } }

Is this website still running? Can you give its url?

@Marco Alka I did not explain the idea well enough. There would be one, and only tool which could help manage teams that are works remotly. The features of the tool would be like: messaging file sharing kanban board milestone management cost tracking burndown charts repositories automate code review time tracking The list could goes on... For example one of the project fails or did not went well. They could analise tracked data, so they know where to improve. (This is what i meant by tracking performance)

@JoeClark, Im planning to start applying for position remotly. After getting the job i would work from home, if everything goes well i want to start travelling while doing the job. Something like digital nomad.

@Milica Thanks for the answwear, my only concer is that I am still a junior developer, i have been learning and working on development field for two years.

Im considering myself as a beginner i has been working on the field for 2 years.

I am learning other technologies what I am interested in.

To have a mentor on your side can make happier your life and can ruin your life as well. I remember at my very fist job, I got a mentor who was an excellent developer, but he was a terrible person. When I made some mistake He become angry and telling me that ''What a fuc* I was thinking about' and 'I should stop developing due to my mental disability' we had very bad conflicts. However this was my only bad experience in mentor ship. My other mentors, current one as well, is very patient and very good teachers not just good developers.

Use Linux

i am bit surprised the most of the votes goes for small projects. Recently i have just started to contribute to opensource project, and i think that i can gain much more knowledge and build connection rather than develop my own small project.