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Yeah I think so. Honestly we don't really have much in terms of analytics but based on timing it was earlier than hacker news. I think the verge users were more likely to initiate a migration from Pocket or Instapaper. Imports can be quite intensive if we have to fetch the content, especially because a number of older sites might not exist anymore and timeout.

When we started I liked the concept of the mono repo. Things like a client update landing in the same commit as it's API requirements and doc changes all sounded great.

I still think there are some pros of the mono repo, but definitely some cons as well. Especially for people trying to work on just a small bit of the code.

Yeah not actually this post, but another post that generated a lot of user's running huge imports of their libraries from other services, which unfortunately are not 100% isolated yet.

Looks like you hit the rate limit, was this happening while trying to setup an account?

Here is the code: https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore/tree/main/apple/Omn...

Juvo, Inc. | Engineering | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite

Juvo builds financial services for millions of underbanked people around the world. We partner with mobile operators in emerging markets to provide shop and lending applications for prepaid cell phone users on the carrier's network. As users purchase or borrow mobile credit, they unlock access to higher value products in our marketplace and improve their credit rating. Juvo recently completed a $40 million Series B funding round from top-tier VCs including NEA, Wing Venture, and Freestyle Capital.

Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails (Backend), Java (Android), Swift (iOS), Python, Java & Apache Spark (Data). We are deployed globally in Amazon Web Services, with an infrastructure managed by Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.

This month’s featured job opening that we are especially excited about:

* Senior Rails Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/juvo/jobs/838922

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Juvo, Inc. | Engineering | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite

Juvo builds financial services for millions of underbanked people around the world. We partner with mobile operators in emerging markets to provide shop and lending applications for prepaid cell phone users on the carrier's network. As users purchase or borrow mobile credit, they unlock access to higher value products in our marketplace and improve their credit rating. Juvo recently completed a $40 million Series B funding round from top-tier VCs including NEA, Wing Venture, and Freestyle Capital.

Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails (Backend), Java (Android), Swift (iOS), Python, Java & Apache Spark (Data). We are deployed globally in Amazon Web Services, with an infrastructure managed by Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.

This month’s featured job opening that we are especially excited about:

Senior Rails Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/juvo/jobs/838922#.Wphg5WaZPX8

We have lots of other openings across engineering and devops. Have a look at our jobs page to find out more! https://juvo.com/join-our-team/

Juvo, Inc. | Engineering | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite

Juvo builds financial services for millions of underbanked people around the world. We partner with mobile operators in emerging markets to provide shop and lending applications for prepaid cell phone users on the carrier's network. As users purchase or borrow mobile credit, they unlock access to higher value products in our marketplace and improve their credit rating. Juvo recently completed a $40 million Series B funding round from top-tier VCs including NEA, Wing Venture, and Freestyle Capital.

Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails (Backend), Java (Android), Swift (iOS), Python, Java & Apache Spark (Data). We are deployed globally in Amazon Web Services, with an infrastructure managed by Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.

Here are a couple featured job openings we are especially excited about:

* Senior Rails Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/juvo/jobs/838922#.Wphg5WaZPX8

* Lead Frontend Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/juvo/jobs/977072#.Wphg9GaZPX8

We have lots of other openings across engineering and devops. Have a look at our jobs page to find out more.

https://juvo.com/join-our-team/

Juvo, Inc. | Engineering | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite

Juvo builds financial services for millions of underbanked people around the world. We partner with mobile operators in emerging markets to provide shop and lending applications for prepaid cell phone users on the carrier's network. As users purchase or borrow mobile credit, they unlock access to higher value products in our marketplace and improve their credit rating. Juvo recently completed a $40 million Series B funding round from top-tier VCs including NEA, Wing Venture, and Freestyle Capital.

Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails (Backend), Java (Android), Swift (iOS), Python, Java & Apache Spark (Data). We are deployed globally in Amazon Web Services, with an infrastructure managed by Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.

We just added Web as a channel for our users and have opened our first Front End Engineering position:

https://boards.greenhouse.io/juvo/jobs/977072#.WkvMrSOZNbU

We have lots of other openings across engineering and operations and are always looking for good people. Have a look at our jobs page to find out more.

https://juvo.com/join-our-team/

Juvo, Inc. | Engineering | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite

Juvo builds financial services for millions of underbanked people around the world. We partner with mobile operators in emerging markets to provide shop and lending applications for prepaid cell phone users on the carrier's network. As users purchase or borrow mobile credit, they unlock access to higher value products in our marketplace and improve their credit rating. Juvo recently completed a $40 million Series B funding round from top-tier VCs including NEA, Wing Venture, and Freestyle Capital.

Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails (Backend), Java (Android), Swift (iOS), Python, Java & Apache Spark (Data). We are deployed globally in Amazon Web Services, with an infrastructure managed by Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.

Here are a couple featured job openings we are especially excited about:

Senior Android Engineer: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/437909498

Senior Software Engineer - Data: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/442039024

We have lots of other openings across engineering and devops. Have a look at our jobs page to find out more!

https://juvo.com/join-our-team/

Juvo, Inc. | Engineering | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite

Juvo builds financial services for millions of underbanked people around the world. We partner with mobile operators in emerging markets to provide mobile shop and lending applications for prepaid cell phone users on the carrier's network. When users purchase or borrow mobile credit, they build up their financial history, improve their Juvo credit score, and unlock access to higher value products in our marketplace. Juvo recently completed a $40 million Series B funding round with funding from top-tier VCs including NEA, Wing Venture, and Freestyle Capital.

Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails (Backend), Java (Android), Swift (iOS), Python, Java & Apache Spark (Data). We are deployed globally in Amazon Web Services, with an infrastructure managed by Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.

Here are a couple featured job openings we are especially excited about:

Senior Android Engineer: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/437909498

Senior Software Engineer - Data: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/442039024

We have lots of other openings in engineering and devops. Have a look at our jobs page to find out more! https://juvo.com/join-our-team/

It's pretty nice to see companies that are still young working so hard on their process and making effort to do things "the right way"

I use localytics for a couple of my apps and its a really useful service.

OK, I'll definitely look into it. They literally just enabled this a couple weeks ago, so I didn't get to test much.

If you want, feel free to email me jacksonh@gmail.com with any other issues or details on this one (especially if its a public repo).

Thanks sirn. The top two things are on the roadmap. Especially preview.

Regarding font selection, which fonts would you like? I'll have to bundle the fonts with the app, so I'd like to hear what people are into. Right now it uses Meslo for source and Avenir everywhere else.

GitHub recently fixed the unable to fetch PR updates when issues are disabled thing. You aren't using GitHub Enterprise are you?

Yeah, I actually joked about doing a version that would randomly insert meow in your comments (with increasing density the more you use it) for free.

With WWDC looming there is a chance trials might get announced. If not I'll probably do something.

Yeah, part of the problem is they are all retina. Lots more screenshots here: http://tinyurl.com/codereview-appstore and on the blog: http://blog.codereview.io

Yeah I agree. I'm going to put more effort into the site eventually. In the short term there are details on http://blog.codereview.io and on the actual App Store page ( http://tinyurl.com/codereview-appstore ).

To directly answer your questions: it is GitHub only. I see the main benefit vs other tools is a streamlined and focused workflow for reviewing and collaborating on pull requests. Also the iPad form factor is a nice change of pace vs reviewing on your computer.

Right now its GitHub. Definitely BitBucket is something I'll look at in the future. Internally everything is abstracted away to support different backends. But I want to make sure I totally nail GitHub before taking on another provider.

This is awesome. Thanks. Love this kind of stuff. If you are interested there is a book "Making Software: What Really Works, and Why We Believe It" that takes a scientific approach to evaluating software practices.

Basically because you can access external web content. Either that or maybe I clicked the wrong box somewhere, but I'm pretty sure all apps that let you browse the web get the 17+

I've always found code review to be incredibly valuable. I remember a long time ago reading that NASA studied a bunch of different development methodologies and found code review to be the most effective at reducing defects. However, we already sit in front of our computers too much, and its hard to shift mindsets from coding to editing.

The iPad seemed like a good alternative to reviewing code on your computer. You can get away from your desk, and change your mindset.

Have you thought about adding coworking space? I would kill for a bookstore environment with coffee and decent chairs. As it is, I do most of my work in a Barnes and Noble, and my back hates me for it.

I work on the Mono team and we do nothing of the sort. Most of us don't even have a windows machine.

It sounds like what you are looking for is exactly what I am working on right now: https://github.com/jacksonh/manos/blob/master/docs/tutorial/...

I guess while I'm at it I'll throw my project into the mix. Its still very much under development though and more focused on Mono and running on OSX/Linux.

http://manosdemono.org (nothing really there right now) https://github.com/jacksonh/manos/blob/master/docs/tutorial/...

You can just compile Mono's System.Json if you want it on the desktop. a lot of people using the Newtonsoft.Json stuff too.

Kayak and OpenRasta might suit your needs.

There is Butane for Linux: http://github.com/ricktessner/butane

I've been working on my own framework called Manos de Mono. It runs on top of Mono and is styled after node.js. I am hoping that it will be really good for these scenarios and the Mono runtime will address some of these concerns.

All that being said: node.js is impressively good. Its a beautiful piece of software.

I've used that same template before. Opened the article and was like "oh god, is this about one of my embarrassing weekend projects?"