We are a startup with exciting opportunities both in terms business and technology.
Karshare is creating a more sustainable, shared future, where having a car is seen as a choice not a necessity.
The UK’s first car sharing platform aimed solely at serving communities within their neighbourhoods and at airport locations, we enable those with cars to share theirs, and those without to quickly and easily rent one from someone nearby.
We are looking for a backend engineer to join our team. We don't expect you to know all the tech we use. You can be sure this is an exciting opportunity.
We use Graphql, Typescript, Node, Serverless and use AWS (lamda, dynamodb, sqs, sns, s3, gateway ...), Elasticsearch.
https://karshare.com https://www.linkedin.com/company/karshare/about
Feel free to reach me directly at: [email protected]
https://github.com/erdogany/chimeTake a break away from your computer regularly using this app. You can customise the active/break times as you want to achieve a balanced screen time.I used to use an app called Bowl which would give bell like sound when I have been in front my computer too long. But then it was discontinued. So I made this app so I remember to take a bit of time off to reset my...
vVoosh gives you the power to Find, Plan, Share, Live, and Remember all the things you love to do—and those you’re yet to try. Whether BASE jumping or backgammon, painting or parasailing, share these experiences with family and friends—those you know, and those you’ve yet to meet.
We use AWS and Java stack on backend and React on front end. Looking for a backend engineer to join our team.
You can reach me out on yusuf at vvoosh dot com
So I find myself, "what I was doing", "What is the next step now", kind of situations. I am doing this and that, and suddenly something distracts me and when I am done with that distraction, I am like; "hmm what I was doing"? Sometimes it happens often. How do you keep track where you were?
So it came to mind that I face a lot of passwords in a day. My phone, I don't know hamy times, they say we check our phones average 150 times a day? Almost every time we face that password screen? Although session durations and remember me checkboxes and most importantly auto-fills, help us a lot, yet I find myself many times facing a password. So there we have passwords yet we have shortcuts....
Good job man! Keep going with your passion!