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SEEKING FREELANCER Cohabs | Full-stack Developer | Node/React/ReactNative | Brussels, BE

At Cohabs, our mission is to create extraordinary shared living experiences. Initially in Belgium, we're expanding our operations internationally and setting up our internal tech team. We're buying and renovating actual houses, creating along the way a thriving community of young professionals (other demos coming soon) and bringing tech to make the whole experience better. Product (physical and digital) is central to everything we do.

Looking for senior dev, preferably full-stack, to start on a couple of paid contracts then move to a full time next year. We're building the team now, so you'll be working directly with the CTO and rest of the executive team.

REMOTE: open, with some travel to accommodate regular face-to-face. Preferably EU-based.

Check out our website: https://cohabs.com and feel free to reach out directly vincent at cohabs.com if interested.

Cohabs | Full-stack Developer | Node/React/ReactNative | Brussels, BE

At Cohabs, our mission is to create extraordinary shared living experiences. Initially in Belgium, we're expanding our operations internationally and setting up our internal tech team. We're buying and renovating actual houses, creating along the way a thriving community of young professionals (other demos coming soon) and bringing tech to make the whole experience better. Product (physical and digital) is central to everything we do.

Looking for senior dev, preferably full-stack, to start on a couple of paid contracts then move to a full time next year. We're building the team now, so you'll be working directly with the CTO and rest of the executive team.

REMOTE: open, with some travel to accommodate regular face-to-face. Preferably EU-based.

Check out our website: https://cohabs.com and feel free to reach out directly vincent at cohabs.com if interested.

Good example! I try and apply myself to split things in self-sufficient services but can't really say it observes strict OO conventions. Also, refactoring is a newly acquired taste, and I'm not even sure I do it right. Basically just try to untangle things as the project gets bigger / more complex.

Will have a look at your link, thanks!

Yeah, having never collaborated with someone else on a project I can't really grasp how you don't get it all messed up + have others fix or maintain your code at some point. I assume style guides are nice for that, but seem a bit too much for a brand new project