fabrik42

I use a sound effect to notify me about the exit of long running commands

    alias kk
    kk='say "ok! I am ready"'

    sleep 10 && kk

ioki | Frankfurt/Germany (remote friendly, english speaking) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

https://ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://ioki.engineering to learn more about our dev culture or head directly to https://jobs.ioki.com for all of our open positions: Engineering Positions in Ruby, TypeScript, and Swift as well as Site Reliability/DevOps.

ioki | Frankfurt/Germany (remote friendly, english speaking) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

https://ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://ioki.engineering to learn more about our dev culture or head directly to https://jobs.ioki.com for all of our open positions: Engineering Positions in Ruby, TypeScript, Swift, and Kotlin (Android) as well as Site Reliability/DevOps.

ioki | Frankfurt/Germany (remote friendly, english speaking) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

https://ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://ioki.engineering to learn more about our dev culture or head directly to https://jobs.ioki.com for all of our open positions: Engineering Positions in Ruby, TypeScript, Swift, and Kotlin (Android) as well as Site Reliability/DevOps.

ioki | Frankfurt/Germany (remote friendly) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

https://ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://ioki.com/devs to learn more about our dev culture or head directly to https://jobs.ioki.com for all of our open positions: Engineering Positions in Ruby, Kotlin (Android) and Go as well as Site Reliability/DevOps.

ioki | Frankfurt (Remote in Germany) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

ioki is a Startup based in Germany that works on the future of mobility.

With modern technology and practices we try to shape the public transport of tomorrow.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems for driver-based AND driverless vehicles.

We already operate more than 40! of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://jobs.ioki.com for our recently opened positions:

Golang engineers for autonomous driving projects ● Ruby/Rails for real time fleet dispatching ● React(Native) for turn-by-turn navigation ● TypeScript (Frontend/Backend) for mobility analytics and visualization ● Site Reliablity Engineering for keeping it all together :D

Happy to answer any questions, please reach out to christian.baeuerlein[at]ioki.com

ioki | Frankfurt (Remote in Germany) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

ioki is a Startup based in Germany that works on the future of mobility.

With modern technology and practices we try to shape the public transport of tomorrow.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems for driver-based AND driverless vehicles.

We already operate more than 40! of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://jobs.ioki.com for our recently opened positions:

Golang engineers for autonomous driving projects ● Ruby/Rails for real time fleet dispatching ● React(Native) for turn-by-turn navigation ● TypeScript (Frontend/Backend) for mobility analytics and visualization ● Site Reliablity Engineering for keeping it all together :D

Happy to answer any questions, please reach out to christian.baeuerlein[at]ioki.com

ioki | Frankfurt (Remote in Germany) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

Check out https://jobs.ioki.com for our recently opened positions:

- Ruby/Rails - React - TypeScript (Frontend/Backend) - SRE - Golang engineers for autonomous driving projects - Tech Recruiters :D

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

ioki | Frankfurt/Germany (remote friendly) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

https://ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://ioki.com/devs to learn more about our dev culture or head directly to https://jobs.ioki.com for all of our open positions: Engineering Positions in Ruby, Kotlin (Android) and Go as well as Site Reliability/DevOps.

ioki | Frankfurt/Germany (remote friendly) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

https://ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://ioki.com/devs to learn more about our dev culture or head directly to https://jobs.ioki.com for all of our open positions: Engineering Positions in Ruby, Kotlin (Android) and Go as well as Site Reliability/DevOps.

ioki | Frankfurt | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

Check out https://ioki.com/jobs for our recently opened positions:

* Business Intelligence Engineer * UX/UI Designer * Backend Developer * Ruby Developer * iOS Developer * SysAdmin Working Student * Android Developer (not listed yet, contact me) * QA Engineer (not listed yet, contact me)

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 15 of these services in Germany and Europe. Amongst others, we will launch 10 more services in the Rhein Main region for the RMV to support the public transport.

This traffic light project exists roughly since 2011. I use this side project as a form of recreational programming and joyful overengineering.

The software/hardware project has seen many stages over the years, I tried to sum them up here (taken from the Readme):

* Wired up to my Mac controlled by a weird combination of Kernel extensions and Java code.

* Connected to a Synology NAS with a self-soldered Velleman K8055 USB experimentation board.

* Connected to a Raspberry PI, running a Ruby script locally, node.js on the server side.

* Wiring mostly replaced by a custom etched circuit board - a Raspberry shield built only for the purpose of changing the traffic light (and debugging it at home without disassembling the whole traffic light).

* Replacement of the Raspbian/Ruby client with Elixir and Nerves.

* Replacement of the node.js server with Elixir and Phoenix.

Happy for any feedback!

Very cool! I made something similar a while ago: https://github.com/fabrik42/responsive_mockups

My version is less configurable but wraps the screenshots in some beautiful mockups :)

I read the first part and can highly recommend it!

Mark insecure ssl_protocols as errors

This is a nice feature. It's rather linter functionality, but I never saw this for configuration files and think it's a good idea.

This is exactly how the EU cookie law works.