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Saw this question asked in 2017, asking again for 2019. What codebases do you think are the best examples of go?

Just wondering if anyone on here works full time remote from Alaska (specifically outside of anchorage). I've been researching a possible relocation and the biggest issue for me seems to be internet.

I rely on video chat throughout the day, and I'm worried I'll lose that if I move to a small town in AK. Anyone out there doing this successfully?

Thanks all

For those who don't have access to high-speed internet (<5mbps up/down) - how has this impacted your work?

With modern package managers (npm, pip, etc), docker images, etc - it can take significant time to download dependencies. I currently have a fiber internet connection (>300mbps), but there's a chance I'll move to a rural area with slow internet (<5-7mbps).

For reference, i use docker/ruby/go/js professionally so that requires frequent downloads, updates to packages. Everything is of course collaborated on via git.

TLDR;

- How do you manage the constant upload/download of software development with slow internet?

- Do you have any tips/tricks for managing dependencies with slow internet?

- Do you ever manage days at a time without internet access?

Thanks all!

I'm looking for a service I can use to spin up a small "Pay here" pages for various services and products. I'm picturing an account where I have multiple "Payment Pages" each with their own copy, product/pricing, etc. Is there anything out there like this?