jayfk

JUPUS GmbH | Senior Python/Django Developer | Remote | Full-time | Europe | 70-90k

At JUPUS we are doing client onboarding for lawyers for the German market. Currently in seed stage, got funding earlier this year. Product launched in may, great traction so far. Our tech stack is Python/Django (ninja API) + TypeScript/Vue.js.

We are looking for a senior developer. Ideally someone who is experienced and wants to build a team of software engineers for the next stages of the company. Proficiency in German is required ~B2/C1.

Contact me directly at [email protected]

JUPUS GmbH | Senior Python/Django Developer | Remote | Full-time | Europe

At JUPUS we are doing client onboarding for lawyers for the German market. Currently in seed stage, got funding earlier this year. Product launch in may year, great traction so far. Our tech stack is Python/Django (ninja API) + TypeScript/Vue.js. Considering switching to Django + HTMX to bring more speed into development.

We are looking for a senior developer. Ideally someone who is experienced and wants to build a team of software engineers for the next stages of the company. Proficiency in German is required ~B2/C1. The codebase/comments are in English but team members outside of the engineering department are all German.

Contact me directly at [email protected]

Are there any real world projects which are open source using this? Would love to take a peek on how this looks like on something non trivial.

Great feedback! Comments like these are what brings me to HN each day. Yeah, the backstory is certainly a bit more nuanced but we were trying to break it down into a piece that's maybe easier to digest.

We were working on an idea in its very early stages that wasn't completely fleshed out. We were trying to find markets, gauge interests, were building POCs for it, talked to potential customers. Going through this stage means constantly re-evaluating if you have enough confidence that this idea in its current form is going to make it. If your team is going to be able to make it. I still have confidence that the idea we were working on is going to make it in some form but maybe at a different angle. Maybe from a different company and maybe more as a feature than as a standalone product. As avid users and fans of Loom, at some point our confidence in building an open source screen recording and sharing tool just reached a tipping point that lead us into building it. We were using it on a daily basis and saw the need for companies to have full control on their data.

Thinking about other stories from founders, I'd say it's not that uncommon to see them pivot. I have no numbers on this but I have seen quite a few companies that came out of HN with a completely different idea than what they were initially applying for.

Would love to write more on this, but it's already super late (or early) here in Germany.

Currently, you can record your microphone. For audio that's currently playing on your device: depends on the platform. macOS needs an extra (software) audio device to loop the audio in order to be recorded. We are not quite there yet but that's going to be one of the first things to come in the next couple of weeks.

Good catch, I knew someone would notice! We wanted to be prepared for the HN crowd and hadn't had that much confidence in our own backend just yet.

Are there any good iTerm like terminals for Windows available?

Last time I checked, the terminal was horrible to work with.