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I've been building new product from scratch with Ember Octane and TypeScript since March 2019, and it's been a great experience. I will be able to launch the app I spent 10 months building without any substantial refactoring. I would say the Octane API has essentially been stable for almost a year, if not longer. I even had a preview of the rewritten documentation to learn from the entire time. Ember has really come a long way from the early days. The last time I built an Ember app was before 1.0 was released. Building with Octane before it was released has been spectacular.

dmzza

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This is the best looking fork that I could find, I haven't tried it yet. https://github.com/Aeon/instagram-ruby-gem I hope Facebook gives write access to a volunteer to merge some of these pull requests. I wonder if the whole API is slowly on the path to deprecation.

dmzza

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Are you open to contracting?

dmzza

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SEEKING WORK

Remote Only (Based in San Francisco)

iOS Engineer since iOS 6.0

Worked on Elevate Brain Training (App of the Year for 2014) Also helped out with Fleksy, the first third-party keyboard for iOS. I worked full time for two years in Objective-C, and now I write almost everything in Swift.

I've shipped three of my own apps to the App Store.

dmzza on Github and Twitter [email protected] http://davidmazza.com

dmzza

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SEEKING FREELANCER Elevate | iOS Engineer | REMOTE or Bay Area, part time or full time

Apple's App of the Year in 2014. http://elevateapp.com

I work full-time on Elevate's iOS app. We make brain training games, so most of the company works on cross-platform games. I'm the one responsible for everything on iOS that isn't a game.

We ship improvements to the app and a new game every month. You would take your own tasks and help with code review for each release.

Objective C and some C++ experience is necessary, we also use Swift in some isolated places, and would like to use Swift wherever feasible.

The app is very animation heavy. CoreAnimation experience is useful. Understanding what causes performance issues and how to use Xcode's profiling tools is useful too. We have really talented designers who cry when you build ugly things.

It's a pretty chill gig. We probably need at least half of your time around a deadline, but usually you can spend as much time as you want working on stuff. The well of tasks never runs dry. We have an office, but Slack+Trello means you can work from anywhere.

Send at least your Github username to me: [email protected]

Links to anything you've done that is on the App Store is way more interesting to me than a resume.

dmzza

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Elevate | iOS Engineer | REMOTE or Bay Area, part time (or full time) contractor

Apple's App of the Year in 2014. http://elevateapp.com

I work full-time on Elevate's iOS app. We make brain training games, so most of the company works on cross-platform games. I'm the one responsible for everything on iOS that isn't a game.

We ship improvements to the app and a new game every month. You would take your own tasks and help with code review for each release.

Objective C and some C++ experience is necessary, we also use Swift in some isolated places, and would like to use Swift wherever feasible.

The app is very animation heavy. CoreAnimation experience is useful. Understanding what causes performance issues and how to use Xcode's profiling tools is useful too. We have really talented designers who cry when you build ugly things.

It's a pretty chill gig. We probably need at least half of your time around a deadline, but usually you can spend as much time as you want working on stuff. The well of tasks never runs dry. We have an office, but Slack+Trello means you can work from anywhere.

Send at least your Github username to me: [email protected]

Links to anything you've done that is on the App Store is way more interesting to me than a resume.

dmzza

13 anni fadiscuss

SEEKING WORK - NYC or Remote

Developer turned designer. I simplify complicated ideas for iOS and web apps.

Citi Bike has two problems: fighting Manhattan traffic to shuffle bikes and a miserable app to find them. I couldn't solve the former so I built an iOS app to replace the latter.

Handlebars for Citi Bike: http://handlebarsapp.com

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