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Ordoo | Bristol, UK | Front-end Developer | Full-time | https://ordoo.co.uk

Ordoo is a fast-growing startup that saves people time by ordering ahead for food and drinks at venues and conveniently handling payments on the app.

We're looking for a front-end developer as we look to accelerate our product development, mature our platform and continue to provide a great user experience.

You can find out more about the role and apply at https://app.ordoo.co.uk/team/front-end-developer or email me directly on [email protected]

Ordoo | Bristol, UK | Front-end Developer | Full-time | https://ordoo.co.uk

Ordoo is a fast-growing startup that saves people time by ordering ahead for food and drinks at venues and conveniently handling payments on the app.

We're looking for a front-end developer as we look to accelerate our product development, mature our platform and continue to provide a great user experience.

You can find out more about the role and apply at https://app.ordoo.co.uk/team/front-end-developer or email me directly on [email protected]

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Site: https://developer.nexmo.com GitHub: https://github.com/nexmo/nexmo-developer

Nexmo | Developer Advocate | London, UK | REMOTE | Fulltime

Now a Vonage Company, Nexmo is the emerging leader in the $100B+ cloud communications platform (CPaaS) market. Customers like Airbnb, Viber, Line, Whatsapp, Snapchat, and many others depend on our APIs and SDKs to connect with their customers all over the world.

As a Developer Advocate at Nexmo your main responsibilities will be to build relationships within developer communities through learning, creating, sharing and helping others. You will learn about technologies and share your knowledge through talks, written tutorials, example applications and open source developer tools and libraries. You will demonstrate the benefits of communications functionality and inspire others to innovate. You will be the interface between developer communities and our product teams to ensure that Nexmo continues to build products that provide a great developer experience and reimagine the possibilities of communications technologies.

More details at: https://jobbio.com/uk/job/37990/44-featherstone-street-londo...

Nexmo | Technical Writer | London, UK | ONSITE | Fulltime

Now a Vonage Company, Nexmo is the emerging leader in the $100B+ cloud communications platform (CPaaS) market. Customers like Airbnb, Viber, Line, Whatsapp, Snapchat, and many others depend on our APIs and SDKs to connect with their customers all over the world.

As a Technical Writer at Nexmo your main responsibilities will be to translate technical specifications into high quality developer focused documentation and ensure that the documentation standards (style, tone of voice etc.) are adhered to within the Nexmo Developer Center (NDC). You will work as part of the Developer Relations team to create content within the NDC and ensure it is seen as offering an amazing developer experience.

More details at: https://jobbio.com/jobs/view?id=41292&location=london-englan...

Embrace being a generalist.

I myself have gone through a similar dilemma, being a generalist allows you to make informed decisions that sit between two disciplines. When the problem concerns both sides you ARE the expert. This is a specialist skill in itself.

If you are looking for something specific I'd highly recommend working in R&D this will give you the opportunity to work in a role where being a generalist really helps.

That's right. If you've got a TV and a Raspberry Pi your ready to go :)

> How about some information about the display?

The product here is the web application. Not the display.

> Why is your widget better than any other widget?

I'm not sure what you mean by widget.

> How about a contact us?

I'm just doing a soft-launch right now and not prepared to handle support.

> How about a way to scoop up emails to contact customers when youre ready to launch?

It's already launched?! Just hit the get started button on the landing page.

> How about efficiency info?

Valid point. Heres a link if your looking for the information right away -> http://raspi.tv/2015/raspberry-pi2-power-and-performance-mea...

> How about ease of use info?

There is a bit more inside the system but I agree that I'm lacking in this available pre-signup.

> This site feels 100% complete graphically and 20% complete functionally.

Check out the inside of the system... It works. It's only had about 10hrs of development from idea to today so I hope to improve things over the coming days.

I'm not sure I understand your question in that case. I do mean the kiosk itself.

You might have multiple Raspberry Pis (one for each screen) and then they just connect to tellybox.me to provide them with their slides.

Changes can be pushed to the screen by editing the slides on tellybox.me and hitting the refresh button on the devices page.