stevejackson

E-accent | Ruby on Rails Mid-level Developer | Australia | REMOTE | Full-time | USD $60,000 (approx. AUD $76,000 plus superannuation) https://www.e-accent.com

E-accent is a long-running Ruby on Rails team with people in five countries, aiming to bring light in the darkness of corporate software. Our projects tend to be large, complex and interesting. Our core team works in Australia, the Netherlands and China.

We’re looking for a mid-level Ruby on Rails developer in Australia willing to work remotely. You should have a good working knowledge of rails, including writing automated tests. You'll be collaborating with a small team of developers online.

We offer:

  - Ruby on Rails projects 
  - Occasional front-end work, typically React 
  - Remote work 
  - A small, friendly, supportive team 
  - An actual 40-hour work week 
  - No pair programming, and few meetings (just the ones we need) 
  - MacBook Pro and any other software/hardware you need 
  - Australian full-time working conditions: 4 weeks of paid vacation, a few extra personal days to use at your discretion, and the standard national holidays every year 
  - Yearly CPI salary increases

Our stack: Ruby, Rails, React, jQuery, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Ubuntu/Mac, Ansible, GoCD, Github, Rspec, Cypress

Read more about us at our careers page: https://www.e-accent.com/careers

Please send your cover letter, resume and/or Github link to [email protected].

E-accent | Ruby on Rails Mid-level Developer | Australia | REMOTE | Full-time | USD $60,000 (approx. AUD $76,000 plus superannuation)

https://www.e-accent.com

E-accent is a long-running Ruby on Rails team with people in five countries, aiming to bring light in the darkness of corporate software. Our projects tend to be large, complex and interesting. Our core team works in Australia, the Netherlands and China.

We’re looking for a mid-level Ruby on Rails developer in Australia willing to work remotely. You should have a good working knowledge of rails, including writing automated tests. You'll be collaborating with a small team of developers online.

We offer:

- Ruby on Rails projects - Occasional front-end work, typically React - Remote work - A small, friendly, supportive team - An actual 40-hour work week - No pair programming, and few meetings (just the ones we need) - MacBook Pro and any other software/hardware you need - Australian full-time working conditions: 4 weeks of paid vacation, a few extra personal days to use at your discretion, and the standard national holidays every year - Yearly CPI salary increases

Our stack: Ruby, Rails, React, jQuery, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Ubuntu/Mac, Ansible, GoCD, Github, Rspec, Cypress

Read more about us at our careers page: https://www.e-accent.com/careers

Please send your cover letter, resume and/or Github link to [email protected].

This isn't directly obvious, so I'll clarify. Anyone who has used this app - all of your notes are publicly available by following the link above.

Everyone - revoke access to the app and manually delete all the gists it created in your account.

To view anyone's notes, all you have to do is visit https://gist.github.com/kobble-git/87ea625d421177f9e9307c6ce..., click anyone's "View fork", then follow the trail of gist links in the JSON.

Hey, author of this here. Cool that it showed up! This was actually was my first shot at using CoffeeScript, so if anyone wants to check out the github and throw some pointers out for better CoffeeScript style code, that'd be awesome!

Apparently this is a resource hog and runs pretty slow in Firefox and IE9 at the moment. I'll see what profiling shows up.

I hope to implement some other generation algorithms so people can compare them side-by-side. Suggestions welcome!