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Any company using Vue.js? Are you hiring?

25 points by graphememes 10y ago

ploggingdev 10y ago
Gitlab uses vue.js and is hiring : https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/frontend-lead/ https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/frontend-lead/ (I am not affiliated with Gitlab)
- owebmaster 10y ago
  Nice! And they are also full remote, aren't? I guess I'll improve my vue-fu. But React is so mich better that I don't feel the pain is worth.
Numberwang 10y ago
On an unrelated note. Any company doing 'Technical Documentation?' Are you hiring?
jay_kyburz 10y ago
Is gluing front end together really what you want to build your career around? I would think that what the font end is for would be more important that the technology powering it. I would look for a job in an industry you find intresting rather than a job that uses a tool you know.
- lopatin 10y ago
  Take it easy on the judgement
- drinchev 10y ago
  Considering the burnout rate of my fellow non-freelancing developer friends, I would actually suggest the opposite. Staying in a company for 1.5 years and perfecting a niche technology, while helping the company and get paid for that is one of the best sides of being a developer. Of course you can go to a company that attracts with business/life opportunity, rather than tech. stack, but nevertheless development cycle there is usually more slow and corporate. As a significance of "gluing" front end together, I would say that this is becoming an area of extreme expertise and yes, you can safely build your career around that.
- WayneBro 10y ago
  I wish frontend work were as easy as gluing things together. My life would be so much easier. I built the entire stack for my current project and the frontend (Angular/Ionic) has taken the most work.
  - helthanatos 10y ago
    It really depends on how great of a UX you want to provide. Create an extremely efficient backed whilst creating a terrible frontend will get users frustrated but having an awesome frontend and a measly backend probably won't. If you're developing full stack, you have to count every attack vector and try to prevent them. Full stack is serious work, but having a backend that can defend and is efficient and a frontend that is easy/good to use takes work.
    - WayneBro 10y ago
      I agree. Also in this particular case, an added challenge is that the frontend has to work offline and my customer wants to self host everything instead of using an easy 3rd party solutions like Firebase, even as a proxy.
Nainterceptor 10y ago
HungryUp (hungryup.co) is hiring and will use VueJS in a project. But it's in France (Paris).
pedrorijo91 10y ago
GitLab: https://about.gitlab.com/2017/02/06/vue-big-plan/ https://about.gitlab.com/2017/02/06/vue-big-plan/
acconrad 10y ago
If you're a new grad, we just started using Vue and you can be a prime influencer in it's direction: https://boards.greenhouse.io/catalant/jobs/534116 https://boards.greenhouse.io/catalant/jobs/534116
jiyinyiyong 10y ago
If you are interested work in Shanghai, you may checkout the company I'm currently working for https://github.com/elemefe https://github.com/elemefe .
levibucsis 10y ago
We're hiring at Momentum and use Vue: https://momentumdash.com/careers https://momentumdash.com/careers

25 points by graphememes 10y ago

Gitlab uses vue.js and is hiring : https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/frontend-lead/ https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/frontend-lead/ (I am not affiliated with Gitlab)

owebmaster 10y ago
Nice! And they are also full remote, aren't? I guess I'll improve my vue-fu. But React is so mich better that I don't feel the pain is worth.

Numberwang 10y ago

On an unrelated note. Any company doing 'Technical Documentation?' Are you hiring?

jay_kyburz 10y ago

Is gluing front end together really what you want to build your career around? I would think that what the font end is for would be more important that the technology powering it. I would look for a job in an industry you find intresting rather than a job that uses a tool you know.

lopatin 10y ago
Take it easy on the judgement
drinchev 10y ago
Considering the burnout rate of my fellow non-freelancing developer friends, I would actually suggest the opposite. Staying in a company for 1.5 years and perfecting a niche technology, while helping the company and get paid for that is one of the best sides of being a developer. Of course you can go to a company that attracts with business/life opportunity, rather than tech. stack, but nevertheless development cycle there is usually more slow and corporate. As a significance of "gluing" front end together, I would say that this is becoming an area of extreme expertise and yes, you can safely build your career around that.
WayneBro 10y ago
I wish frontend work were as easy as gluing things together. My life would be so much easier. I built the entire stack for my current project and the frontend (Angular/Ionic) has taken the most work.
- helthanatos 10y ago
  It really depends on how great of a UX you want to provide. Create an extremely efficient backed whilst creating a terrible frontend will get users frustrated but having an awesome frontend and a measly backend probably won't. If you're developing full stack, you have to count every attack vector and try to prevent them. Full stack is serious work, but having a backend that can defend and is efficient and a frontend that is easy/good to use takes work.
  - WayneBro 10y ago
    I agree. Also in this particular case, an added challenge is that the frontend has to work offline and my customer wants to self host everything instead of using an easy 3rd party solutions like Firebase, even as a proxy.

Nainterceptor 10y ago

HungryUp (hungryup.co) is hiring and will use VueJS in a project. But it's in France (Paris).

pedrorijo91 10y ago

GitLab: https://about.gitlab.com/2017/02/06/vue-big-plan/ https://about.gitlab.com/2017/02/06/vue-big-plan/

acconrad 10y ago

If you're a new grad, we just started using Vue and you can be a prime influencer in it's direction: https://boards.greenhouse.io/catalant/jobs/534116 https://boards.greenhouse.io/catalant/jobs/534116

jiyinyiyong 10y ago

If you are interested work in Shanghai, you may checkout the company I'm currently working for https://github.com/elemefe https://github.com/elemefe .

levibucsis 10y ago

We're hiring at Momentum and use Vue: https://momentumdash.com/careers https://momentumdash.com/careers