Isn't this the natural continuation of:
server = server → server = vm → server = function → server = block
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server = server → server = vm → server = function → server = block
The best professional web builder for your entire dotcom. Used by Perplexity, Twingate, ByteDance, Superhuman and many more. TypeScript / React, Go / AWS.
koen at framer dot com
We're building the best professional web design platform and are solving lots of interesting engineering problems:
- Freeform collaborative dom based canvas
- Direct manipulation tools and responsive layout features
- PWA building and SSR generation for sub second deployments based on React and ESModules
- World class global hosting platform with ddos protection
- Advanced website optimizations that leverage canvas to delivery
- CMS, Analytics, translation, accessibility and other marketing features
We're a small talented team that's focused on shipping and we're growing very quickly.
koen@[company].com
Senior frontend / backend engineers: TypeScript, React, Go, AWS.
koen at framer dot com
I'm currently learning Rust and this is such a powerup that I honestly wouldn't know how to learn anything without.
Apart from the admin overhead (things got stuck on OS updates) we ended up abandoning the setup because the variance was too big to get anything useful out of running tests for every pr.
The most reliable way for us to monitor performance today is to count slow frames (>16ms) across all actual users and divide them by total time spent in app. It’s a rough proxy, but pretty accurate at showing us when we mess up.
If you like working on component systems, direct manipulation, graphics performance or compilers let's chat.
Framer is growing quickly and we are looking to add more experienced engineers to our team to help empower everyone to build interactive work.
We're building a new kind of design tool that is currently used by the design departments at Google, Facebook, Uber, etc. Our goal is to help most product designers in the world express interactive ideas better, with the help of direct manipulation and code.
We’re looking for experienced engineers to work on things like our direct manipulation interface, code editor, JavaScript animation and physics library, browser and graphics programming, backend sharing platform and transpiler.
Engineer | Amsterdam, full time, onsite.
Framer is building a new kind of design tool to go from ideation to production. We are looking for multiple talented engineers to join our team.
Our stack is Electron / TypeScript with specialized problems in graphics, editors, direct manipulation, compilers, animation and more.
Email me directly at koen at framer dot com for more info.
PS. I recently rewrote Cactus as a Gulp script. It's called Moonbase: https://github.com/motif/moonbase
Code is the best tool designers are not using. Help us solve it with new creative tools. We're looking for a subset of skills in swift/obj-c/c/javascript/gl. Bonus points if you like working on editors, compilers/ast, animation frameworks, graphics.
Mail me for more info: koen@motif.co
We're building the future of design tools. We think code is the best tool that designers are not using yet, and we'd like to change that. We deal with some really interesting areas like languages/ast/editors/graphics.
http://framerjs.com http://framerjs.com/jobs/2015Q1/
Creating the future of interaction design tools.
You should have a subset of skills in JavaScript, Objective-C, C, WebGL, OpenGL, Python, Ruby. Experience with WebKit internals, Graphics Programming, Skia, Physics Engines and Code Parsing are a plus. A strong Computer Science background is also a plus, but we also hire great self-taught people with work to show for it.
We decided to make it free to fully focus on http://framerjs.com, out prototyping tool: http://cactusformac.com/blog/posts/cactus-and-glueprint.html
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