Mobify is a growing, profitable, bootstrapped startup. Our goal is to build a web where every website delivers and amazing experience on every device. We serve millions of pageviews for companies like Starbucks, Threadless and Conde Nast using a combination of client/server side JavaScript.
We're looking for an experienced technical manager with a history of delivering successful web products.
We have a glee club, yoga classes and an awesome team.
This approach makes template rendering much more flexible!
For example, it would be easy to swap out a template for a mobile one ... or to A/B test a template. Or choose the content type of the output (HTML, JSON etc.)
We're building great mobile experiences using HTML5.
Looking for smart people with a background in web development.
We're based out of downtown Vancouver - right by the water, mountains and nightlight. Weekly yoga classes, flexible schedules and all the latest gadgets :)
Mobify is a mobile web company. We're changing the way people surf the mobile web. We work with traditional publishers like Wired and SPIN Magazine as well as top websites like BoingBoing and Smashing Magazine.
We're looking for more devs to help us take our client side interactions to the next level. If it's your dream to optimize the performance of top mobile websites drop us a line!
Re. customizing auth.User to accept email based login - There isn't a completely DRY solution for this, but it's got much better - here is a tiny app that will do it for you:
Acquisition, investment or acceptance into an incubator are all great things but don't build your startup in such a way that success is dependant upon them.
Ultimately, your success will depend on one thing - you. Build your business for profitably and don't count on money until it's safely cleared in your account.
I think you guys nailed the look and feel, nice work!
A few months ago I was looking for a Django forum. Of the existing solutions, I liked Snapboard best for it's clean code, relative simplicity and test coverage. In the end I used it but rewrote a substantial part. This code is available on GitHub:
http://github.com/johnboxall/snapboard/tree/dev/snapboard/