We're a small, tight-knit team that's looking for a server-side minded individual to help build a RESTful API in either Rails or Laravel. The API will be consumed by a JS-framework (Angular, Backbone, React, tbd) and a iOS app, with future plans of opening up.
Responsibilities:
- Design core, backend software components including API and database.
- Maintain model and controller design.
- Work with frontend teams on delivering products.
- Maintain data integrity.
- Conduct code reviews when necessary.
- Analyze and improve efficiency, scalability, and stability of system resources.
Requirements:
- B.S. Computer Science or related experience.
- Expert knowledge in server-side languages.
- Experience with API design.
- Experience with SCRUM.
- Experience with operating system internals, programming language design, compilers a plus
More about VentureApp:
We're building applications that provide top startups with on-demand support. Currently we're a team of 6+ and working in Cambridge, MA.
You criticism of self-promotion couldn't have been further off, which pissed me off something fierce. I guess I forgot the oldest mantra in the book, however: 'haters gonna hate.'
disagree. Saying I was the author AND I wrote programming articles was important to display my history of writing 'hacker news'. I can't see how you think it was self-promotion knowing this.
Speaking of self-promotion, did you really take 6 different shirts to a headshot shoot (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sandofsky/page5/)? And you call yourself a Boston-man! Haha, good luck to you in the future.
Agreed, the content of this article is not best-suited for Hacker news.
You couldn't be more wrong about my 'self-promotion.' I simply reference my profile's URL to prove a point. Unsure how you could have possibly read into that otherwise.
hey sandosky, author here. I write engineer-focused content (http://bostinnovation.com/author/kevin-mccarthy/), so it doesn't come as a surprise to me when some of my pieces make their way to hacker news. 'terrible' is a subjective matter, no?
hey groxx, author here. I was using Chrome 14 for the screenshots. I noticed myself that the bar graphs were completely empty this morning after I had taken my screenshots. There might have been a temporary issue with Github
jleader, I am the author of this post and the 'programming languages who have driven past Boston' article. I literally laughed out loud when I read your comment. I was surprised when that post was on Hacker News myself (I knew it wasn't my best). I promise to do better :)
hey protomyth, author here. Haha, I see your point abt the conservation of energy. I assumed that everyone would know that law, so I didn't address it specifically. Obviously, the return energy would be less than the expended.
I guess to assume really does make an ass out of u and me.
http://ventureapp.com
We're a small, tight-knit team that's looking for a server-side minded individual to help build a RESTful API in either Rails or Laravel. The API will be consumed by a JS-framework (Angular, Backbone, React, tbd) and a iOS app, with future plans of opening up.
Responsibilities:
- Design core, backend software components including API and database. - Maintain model and controller design. - Work with frontend teams on delivering products. - Maintain data integrity. - Conduct code reviews when necessary. - Analyze and improve efficiency, scalability, and stability of system resources.
Requirements:
- B.S. Computer Science or related experience. - Expert knowledge in server-side languages. - Experience with API design. - Experience with SCRUM. - Experience with operating system internals, programming language design, compilers a plus
More about VentureApp:
We're building applications that provide top startups with on-demand support. Currently we're a team of 6+ and working in Cambridge, MA.
More info:
http://www.jobscore.com/jobs2/ventureapp/api-developer/dq4fg...