Depends on the size of the startup & the acquirer and the role that you played. Usually:
- Prepare a master presentation explaining the architecture, infrastructure, security, usage stats among other things. You will have to present this to different stakeholders (CTO, CIO, VP of Engineering, Product Management) - so keep it generic, but be prepared to dive into specific topics depending upon the audience.
- Get documentation in order. Design documents, Use cases, processes, all services used along with cost per month/year
- Get Copyright issues in order. Ensure that you are in compliant with licenses of all components that you are using. You should have a document assigning copyright to the company from all employees and contractors.
We are building the next generation of Mobile Personalization and Analytics. You have the opportunity to become a part of the core engineering team. This role is for engineer number 3 on our team, so this is a high impact and high ownership opportunity.
You are smart and hard-working with a background in Computer Science. You like to work on big-data and problems at scale. You will be building distributed systems capable of handling billions of events per day.
Having experience in any or all of Python/Java, Distributed systems, Redis & Android/iOS is a plus.
I guess there are a couple of lua implementations. However, this pushes some logic on to the client side - (generate hash, get number of hashes, set the appropriate bits) which the server should ideally handle. I have experimented adding native bloom filters here - https://github.com/devendralaulkar/redis/tree/bloomfilter Basically they reuse the bit operations internally, and set multiple bits in a single command.
You don't need to integrate the framework if you just want to distribute beta builds. Check the Beta Deploy section on the site.
We are also working on adding cocopods.
I tried this service out - Was in a bit of crunch mode recently, and I liked the fact that I don't have to worry about dinner anymore. However, I recently decided to move to a low sodium diet, and I now have a system of cooking/prepping over the weekend
I stand corrected - Now I see it is like developing AGPL products by a group of individuals/community. Interesting concept, reminds me of an idea pitched to me few years back.
Actually the site does not claim to build open-source products. They want to use open-source methodology to collectively build and commercialize SaaS products/apps.
btw, would the ruling also cover in-app purchaes? Also, does the law which requires a mechanism to transfer ownership to be built in software (DRM etc)
nice Signals/Slot mechanism, similar to Qt. The color of the line needs to be matched to connect a signal to a slot. Customization of signals/slots seems to be not supported atm.