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TransferWise has a dedicated team working on a pretty similar tool to compare fees and rates for sending money abroad. They have a lot of banks and other fintech companies: https://transferwise.com/gb/compare/

Are you just using their data and adding your affiliate link to it?

This is the California State Route 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_State_Route_1

I like using Token based authentication + HTTPS. Using Rails (or nodejs, or whatever you want) and redis to store the tokens on the back-end. Here's an article about it: http://www.kdelemme.com/2014/03/09/authentication-with-angul...

Disclaimer: I'm the author.

Thanks. I did not do much. Juste wrote a blog about the authentication mechanism I used and shared it on twitter/g+ communities

Clickable Github: https://github.com/kdelemme/blogjs

Clickable Demo: http://projects.kdelemme.com/blog/app/

Clickable admin demo: http://projects.kdelemme.com/blog/app/#/admin with demo/demo

I agree! Also using it since a few months and couldn't go back to Grunt!

As I'm considering to move to London too, I asked two friends of friend who are Head Hunter for tech professional (web dev). What they said is: Expect 30-40k£ if you are a junior, 40-55k£ if you have some experiences.

Beside the annual salary, you can ask for good benefits: half of phone, internet, transport bills, health care, vacations.

Small world ! Thanks :)

I started mine few months ago. It's not big but by adding only 1 article each month, I come close to 10k users per months and 17k page views. My advice would be to start your own blog now, write what matters to you and do quality, not quantity. Also, post articles on Twitter, Google+ Community pages and LinkedIn (if it's relevant to your job)

Location: Paris, France

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript (AngularJS, NodeJS) MongoDB, Redis

Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/kdelemme/ - http://www.kdelemme.com - http://github.com/kdelemme

Email: kdelemme@gmail.com