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Anyroad | Backend, Full-stack, iOS | San Francisco | Full-time | On-site

AnyRoad is building the first ERM (Experience Relationship Management) platform which empowers enterprises by enabling them to turn real-life, customer experiences into useful data and analytics. (Honda, Diageo, Budweiser, Wild Turkey, Anchor Brewing among others). React/Rails/Redux/Redshift/iOS. We're currently an 18 person company with 10 people in our San Francisco office, including 3 engineers. It's a fun, creative and collaborative group. As part of Anyroad development team, you'll have a lot of input, ownership, and ability to ship impactful, core features. Anyroad is recently seed funded from investors like Marc Benioff, Rally Ventures, and Precursor Ventures. We're seeing impressive growth and new signings. We're looking to add 2 more engineers to the team (Backend FS and iOS). Please share resume/cv (DM here or email to jonathan at anyroad.com).

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Agree and would love Rails to take this further. Rails is still very useful - and is certainly used by countless startups along with React. CRUD plus a smart redux/mobx scaffold of some sort. Or auto graphql-ify.

The goal is still the same - get up and running with an idea as fast as possible while not being cornered - scaling with the product. The FE has simply become where most of the effort and innovation is now. Rails will benefit from helping on that side of the coin.

The concept expressed in the title matches a desire. Looking forward to checking out and hearing other's experiences.

I like the thumbnails - but I'd like them more if they were a toggle on/off or avail perhaps on hover - so we can also have the succinct list view that makes consuming and grokking more efficient.

Thanks for the reply. Yea the rails asset pipeline integration seems an issue and Vue hot reload capability is also something I'd want workings seamlessly (not sure if that would be problematuc). Perhaps best to just use rails as API server. Then be able to create complete Vue front without struggling w integrations.

I am always looking for the fastest way to build a complete app. Brought me to Rails. Then to Meteor/React (which was mixed). Then some Rails/React which is ok.

Vue looks really appealing on the simplicity and completeness side.

I would like to know from people using Vue what backends you're using. In order to complete the loop - the simplest stack overall Vue+???.

I would say they're most likely not rewritten - in the sense that each new one gets to look at and improve upon the predecessors. So they're not starting from scratch and that is leading to better quality I think.

thanks - this is useful. i have heard of something similar as well wherein even a small $ exchange is important to concretize the agreement.

k ... good to hear.

Thanks for the tips. I have the seen the calculator for equity. I am just curious if more robust services exist?

I meant "positive" in exactly the way you suggested.