charliejrgower

All in good time. The blockchain space is still an evolving ecosystem. The level of growth we are seeing in the market and the possibilities of DLT technology is exciting but we need to turn this energy into productivity. The hiring tech powerhouses of today like Google and Amazon didn't happen overnight.

Hey - we are moving our careers page to a different site, sorry about that. We are hiring for

Clojure Developers, Front End JS Developer, Sales (NYC & London), Head of Growth Marketing

Drop an email to hello@works-hub.com if you are interested in having a chat.

That's aim - the staffing industry is crying out for innovation.

blockchain is still very embryonic, if it has half the impact that IP had in everyday life then it has a long way to go!

yes - there's also this on building blockchain with haskell - https://functional.works-hub.com/blog/Rolling-your-Own-Block...

Nice idea - should be moved to the top to avoid confusion. However, all post are approved by the author before they go live so it's really down to the writer to structure the post how they wish.

the post is linked back to the original source at the bottom of the page.

We absolutely receive permission before we publish anything. With final approval coming from the author before anything goes live.

We have a platform that givs visibility to the great work that’s being done in the functional space.

You guessed correct. We ask each author for prior permission to rebublish. Although around 50% of the posts you see have been contributed directly by the authors which we then will approve before they go live on our site. We actively curated posts we feel our audience of 50,000 functional programmers will find interesting but only publish those that we have the permission to do so.

I would be interested to understand how much use Elixir is getting commercially?

London - Clojure - Full Stack - Start-up

We are an ecommerce start-up who have gone through two rounds of significant funding - close to launch we are looking for 1 maybe 2 full stack developers i.e. We don’t really want them to specialise in front end or back end but be able to do a bit of everything and learn what they need - the core stack will be Clojure on the backend with HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and Angular front-end.

These recruits will be the start of the in-house team who will work closely alongside the current development team (probably sitting right alongside them) for the immediate future. A fantastic place to learn and work with Clojure.

experience:

JVM (preferably clojure) Front End development - HTML, CSS3, JavaScript, Angular

– Competitive salary – amazing working environment.

email Charlie@functionalworks.co.uk