People should understand that building a successful independent company is easier when the founders don't have to worry about their financials.
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People should understand that building a successful independent company is easier when the founders don't have to worry about their financials.
Smartly.io is a product for large-scale Facebook marketing automation and optimisation. We’re a profitable and fast-growing startup, with 150+ employees and counting. Companies like eBay and Skyscanner use our products to grow their business.
We deploy to 400+ servers 10-20 times per day, processing petabytes of data every month. In frontend we do React+Redux+Flow, and in the backend services are mostly written in Ruby, Node.js and Kotlin.
More information at http://www.smartly.io/developer
It's relatively easy to Google for expat websites for any specific country. The salaries are generally lower, but so is the cost of housing.
Our company Smartly.io is also hiring. 3-year-old startup, 100 employees, 30+ engineers, profitable, some real scalability issues to be solved (already 200+ servers), and based in Helsinki. :)
We actually have a Campfire importer in case you want to retain your chat history.
A Grove.io importer was also added yesterday: http://blog.flowdock.com/2012/09/27/import-your-grove-io-acc...
When you can finally find the New Repository link from the News Feed page, it doesn't have an option for choosing the account for the repository. You need to do that before going to the New Repository page...
When you bring in activity from GitHub, Pivotal Tracker, JIRA, emails and all your other tools, you'll get to react to anything in seconds.
If you want to know more about Flowdock, the most advanced team messenger, it's better to check out the front page: http://www.flowdock.com/
I agree with all the points above: the support is worst I've ever experienced, the user experience is horrible and hasn't improved over the years, and the recurring payments clearly don't belong to the product.
Team collaboration: http://www.flowdock.com/ No matter what are the other tools you're using, Flowdock keeps your team organized and up-to-date. Google Wave done right.
Version control: http://www.github.com/
Agile project management: http://www.pivotaltracker.com/
Customer feedback: http://www.uservoice.com/
Service monitoring: http://www.pingdom.com/
Scalable database: http://www.mongodb.org/
Programming languages: JavaScript, Ruby, Scala
Everyone in the company is using an OS X desktop, and our servers (hosted in several places) are powered by Ubuntu Linux and Chef (systems management).
> db.test.insert({"foo.bar": 1}); Mon Jul 26 14:24:39 JS Error: uncaught exception: can't have . in field names [foo.bar]
After all that's only natural, because the dot notation is supported in queries.
For example, consider storing an e-mail in MongoDB:
{ content: "<p>HTML mail. <img src="cid:1234.0" alt="from attachment"/></p>", attachments: { "1234.0": { some details about the attachment } } }
This is not legal, but in this case it's of course easy to work around (have attachments in an array and have the CID as a value instead of a key).
We'll try to document this process a bit better.
Sessions do not actually expire anytime soon - we just deployed a bugfix release and had to restart the backend. We'll make the deployment experience a bit smoother soon. :)