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The instant Twitter auth kills it for me, sorry.

That's bad styling on my part.

The 'bag' logo goes to the homepage, but the text underneath it ("we're hiring") goes to the careers page.

I realize after reading your comment that it doesn't make sense to send people to our homepage at all, so I'm going to change it so that clicking the bag sends you to the careers page too.

Thanks!

You're right. At the moment the site is very developer-centric.

Ultimately I'd love to have multiple options for that section. One for design, support, finance, whatever. Time constraints mean that developers are the center of attention for now.

Disclaimer: This was made in less than 48 hours for Hack Days at Shopify, so it hasn't been quality tested. At all.

Please report any typos or other errors so that I can fix them up. Thanks! :)

Props for doing this. Old projects are often a goldmine for people getting into a given framework, or people working on a similar idea.

It seems like the author sees where Apple is skating, and assumes the puck must be going there also.

Neat idea, and seems to work well.

On the other hand, having to include two classes seems sloppy. Why not just roll the core styles into the position classes, or include a default position in the 'hint' class?

Double dashes in class names are also annoying.

OTTAWA, ON, CANADA. Full-time and INTERNships.

Shopify

Shopify is the easiest way to start selling online.

Here are some milestones we hit in 2012:

* $1,000,000,000 Merchant GMV

* 40,000 Merchants selling on Shopify

* 100% YoY increase in team size, merchant count, and revenue

We're a Ruby on Rails shop with strong mobile and javascript teams. The perks aren't half bad either.

More info here: http://shopify.com/careers

Gets stuck on the second 'magic in progress' page :(

Read the article and find out?

Paranoid much. I'm not sure that the advice that article gives 'stay underwater while raking in the $' is really possible if you have a 'runaway success' on your hands.