kayluhb

Location: Austin, TX

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: React.js, React Native, Node.js, Ruby on Rails, Django/Flask/Python

Résumé/CV: https://s3.amazonaws.com/kayluhb/Resume-20160710.pdf

Email: kayluhb@gmail.com

Website: https://kayluhb.com

I've enjoyed perusing throught this codebase. https://github.com/discourse/discourse

Vive.co - New York City. FULL TIME, ON SITE senior and mid-level RoR devs

VIVE, is the modern concierge for the today's woman. We offer unlimited blowouts at NYC's top salons for a flat monthly fee ($99). We've competed at Disrupt NYC and have been featured in Fortune, Bazaar, Elite Daily, Allure, and more, and were also named as one of NYC's hottest startups by Business Insider.

Vive is hiring for Full Time RoR mid to senior level positions. Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails and we're planning on implementing new features in Node.js, React.js, and React Native. We're looking for well rounded engineers who are excited about what we're doing and want to join a great team of intelligent people. At Vive, we have a passion for working and playing hard.

Our current initiatives are to build out an API for our iOS application as well as build new features into our web app as we respond to feedback from our beta testers.

We're looking for engineers who have

- A love of test driven, agile development

- Discipline and an understanding of the importance of writing clean, maintainable code

- An ability to work in a fast paced, results focused start up

- A desire to jump between different emerging technologies

Apply at http://careers.vive.co or contact engineering@vivestyle.com with your resume and some examples of your work.

Vive.co - New York City. FULL TIME, ON SITE senior and mid-level RoR devs

VIVE, is the modern concierge for the today's woman. We offer unlimited blowouts at NYC's top salons for a flat monthly fee ($99). We've competed at Disrupt NYC and have been featured in Fortune, Bazaar, Elite Daily, Allure, and more, and were also named as one of NYC's hottest startups by Business Insider.

Vive is hiring for Full Time RoR mid to senior level positions. Our tech stack is Ruby on Rails and we're planning on implementing new features in Node.js, React.js, and React Native. We're looking for well rounded engineers who are excited about what we're doing and want to join a great team of intelligent people. At Vive, we have a passion for working and playing hard.

Our current initiatives are to build out an API for our iOS application as well as build new features into our web app as we respond to feedback from our beta testers.

We're looking for engineers who have

- A love of test driven, agile development

- Discipline and an understanding of the importance of writing clean, maintainable code

- An ability to work in a fast paced, results focused start up

- A desire to jump between different emerging technologies

Apply at http://careers.vive.co or contact engineering@vivestyle.com with your resume and some examples of your work.

Could also be titled:

'Google is going to go bankrupt next week' 'Apple is no longer selling apps' 'Programming language x should never be used again' 'Developing will kill you' 'Computers kill kittens'

Daftunes is an interactive sound visualizing project. During playing a song, you can enjoy some types of visualizing that synchronizes sound and lyrics, also, it shows what people are doing with the lyrics from twitter.com.

Technology: HTML5, JavaScript, Three.js

This is a big bummer to me. I asked Eivind if he is going to open source the site, and he said he will try, but he needs to write documentation as well as clean up the current release. Hopefully that will happen sooner than later. wasitup was so much easier to sign up for than any other service I've used.

Probably not. Nobody would notice except people who already don't support it.

Thanks!

I was JUST about to post a snide comment saying NO before I clicked on it, when I saw your comment.

Haha, welcome to the wonderful world of HTML5.

Yea, but that canvas effect on the homepage more than makes up for it.

Not in the near future. There are no plans to discontinue Desktop dev. More has been written about that by Mike Chambers here.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3226087

Agreed. If you look at my other submissions, there's some good stuff re: this point.

Did you read the article? It's not really about Flash, but the need for people to adapt to an ever changing programming landscape.

Obviously, Flash isn't actually dead.

What is odd about that?

Not sure why I keep posting Flash related stories. Maybe it's a morbid nostalgia for the days that I did Flash dev work. Still interesting.

"I don’t think I will ever understand the joy that apparently comes from dancing on the grave of a dead technology. One less technology means one less choice, and one less branch from which new innovation can spring."

This is pretty old, but still cool.

I'm pretty excited they'll be turning their efforts in this direction. I remember one of the original reasons I dropped prototype/scriptaculous was because of the file size difference, so hopefully this will continue to keep it a lean, mean JavaScript machine.

A friend of mine put these cards together. Pretty great.

I would like to down-vote this question as it makes no sense given everything Adobe has done to the contrary of these concerns over the past year. I'm not a huge fan of Adobe, but I can appreciate their efforts regardless.

I advise the author to review the adobe labs and check out what has been done re:HTML5 and CSS3 over the last year.

http://labs.adobe.com/

http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/edge/ http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/fireworks_css3mobile/ http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/muse/ http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/captivate_html5/

The list goes on.

In addition, they've been a big participant in releasing fonts to typekit already. Why would they close the doors?

I would jump at a chance to work there, but mostly if I didn't have to go through an interview process. I hear it's quite difficult to get through.