So far the responses seem desktop-centric, but I'm going to throw out a few web apps that I have a lot of respect for:
- Instapaper
- Trello
- Google Inbox
And, on the desktop side I have to give credit to Garageband and Logic, which I honestly can't recall having crashed or let me down in recent memory. YMMV.
We're building 1:1 relationships at scale, empowering both stylists and members to build confidence-inspiring wardrobes. We recently launched our women's business and are continuing to innovate in the fashion space. We have tons of exciting work to do and would love a few more excited folks to do that with us in 2016.
Our stack is generally Ruby, Postgres, Sinatra on the backend and React+Flux (Alt) on the frontend. We're not tied to those tools and also have some Node, Elasticsearch, Redis, and Kafka in the mix.
We're building 1:1 relationships at scale, empowering both stylists and members to build confidence-inspiring wardrobes. We recently launched our women's business and are continuing to innovate in the fashion space. We have tons of exciting work to do and would love a few more excited folks to do that with us in 2016.
Our stack is generally Ruby, Postgres, Sinatra on the backend and React+Flux (Alt) on the frontend. We're not tied to those tools and also have some Node, Elasticsearch, Redis, and Kafka in the mix.
We're building 1:1 relationships at scale, empowering both stylists and members to build confidence-inspiring wardrobes. We recently launched our women's business and are continuing to innovate in the fashion space. We have tons of exciting work to do and would love a few more excited folks to do that with us in 2016.
Our stack is generally Ruby, Postgres, Sinatra on the backend and React+Flux (Alt) on the frontend. We're not tied to those tools and also have some Node, Elasticsearch, Redis, and Kafka in the mix.