Kinesis | Full Stack Web Developer | Sydney, Australia | Full-time, Onsite | https://kinesis.org
We build tools that enable sustainable and liveable cities, from planning and development through to operational tracking and optimisation of existing infrastructure.
We’re looking for a mid-senior generalist web developers who can move between back and front of the stack, ideally with experience in either (or even better, both) Django and Rails.
Current stack/technologies: Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, JavaScript/Ember.js, PostgreSQL + PostGIS, AWS.
If you’re interested email me at chris at kinesis dot org for more info.
Kinesis | Full Stack Web Developer | Sydney, Australia | Full-time, Onsite | https://kinesis.org
We build tools that enable sustainable and liveable cities, from planning and development through to operational tracking and optimisation of existing infrastructure.
We’re looking for a senior generalist web developer who can move between back and front of the stack, ideally with experience in either (or even better, both) Django and Rails.
Current stack/Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, JavaScript/Ember.js, PostgreSQL, AWS
If you’re interested email me at chris at kinesis dot org for more info.
Kinesis | Full Stack Web Developer | Sydney, Australia | Full-time, Onsite | https://kinesis.org
We build tools that enable sustainable and liveable cities, from planning and development through to operational tracking and optimisation of existing infrastructure.
We’re looking for a senior generalist web developer who can move between back and front of the stack, ideally with experience in either (or even better, both) Django and Rails.
Current stack/Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, JavaScript/Ember.js, PostgreSQL, AWS
If you’re interested email me at chris at kinesis dot org for more info.
I've been using Authy[1] without any problems on iOS7. Great thing is that it can also be used for other services that use OTP (AWS, Cloudflare, Facebook etc).
Last week, I deployed the GitHub Enterprise product in the company I work for (SME, 500+ employees but only 20~ developers). Though the setup process was rather painless, any time I wanted support the only point of contact was an email address[1]. To make things more difficult, because I'm located in Australia the time difference meant most of the time I'd have to wait until the next day to get a reply.
I'd imagine VC would help them create much better support options for the enterprise (the company I'm at usually don't even consider products without commercial support), such as 24/7 local support, support contracts etc.
I think the availability of this setting is controlled by carrier settings as I can't enable or disable group messaging - http://cl.ly/3m2N1m3V3i0O1B0d451s