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Ruby CSV parser support RFC 4180 double double-quote and unix-style backslash escaping
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Make RSpec and Capybara give backtraces for controller exceptions
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Unicorn config for use with bundler and capistrano - fixes issues with environment pollution.rb
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Hi, we're Envato and we want to expand the number of front-end developers working on our marketplaces by 200%. That's right, you'll be the second one we've got!
The easiest way to describe the role is to just explain what Stu, our current front-end hotshot does: pretty much everything. You'll be working directly with our template code (ERB if you already know rails), with the design coming from any or all of: nice photoshop designs, wireframes, and vague suggestions of "make that work and be pretty". There's the occasional marketing style landing page to be made, the occasional HTML email template, and a whole bunch of design iteration on our marketplaces.
As this is the role that takes us from a front-end dev to a front-end "team", exactly how we're going to share out that work and run things are a bit up in the air right now, but that gives us some freedom to arrange things to play to the strengths of whichever candidate comes through the front door.
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Ideally we'd be able to compose 99designs.com out of several top-level web applications. There are many challenges with this, for instance:
How do we manage routing and route generation, cross-application?
How do we manage sessions without shared db access?
How do we handle shared UI like alert bars and unified headers?
On the whole, these problems are solvable. For routing we could just use Varnish, with some custom code to read routemaps from the apps, or we could use something like Mongrel2. Alternately, a Go-lang HTTP/SPDY terminator would be pretty damn quick and flexible.