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Re: Shopify real-time orders

#5
This is cool!

I actually "worked" on this with the developer - I recently interviewed at Shopify, and one of the interviews is to work with one of the developer on some of their work. I had no Ruby experience, but in an hour I was able to build an app which read the data from an HTTP stream and perform data analysis, decoding etc.

Very awesome to see the final thing in production!

Edit: Of course my work isn't operating here I don't think - it was just a test for me.

Re: Shopify real-time orders

#7

That $ per hour is almost 3x too low, it's a bug, we're looking into it. edit: fixed now ;)

Looks amazing.

BTW, looking at your javascript source, the style you've used of:

	  var className = (function() {
		function classNameConstructor() {
		  //set properties
		}

		classNameConstructor.prototype.method1 = function() {
		};

		classNameConstructor.prototype.method2 = function() {
		};

		return classNameConstructor;

	  })();
How's that working out? I started playing with it just before I got other projects which have had no significant javascript on them, just was wondering if it's a pattern you think works well?

Re: Shopify real-time orders

#9

This is cool! I actually "worked" on this with the developer - I recently interviewed at Shopify, and one of the interviews is to work with one of the developer on some of their work. I had no Ruby experience, but in an hour I was able to build an app which read the data from an HTTP stream and perform data analysis, decoding etc. Very awesome to see the final thing in production! Edit: Of course my work isn't operat…

I believe that was me, glad you liked it :-)

Re: Shopify real-time orders

#10

That $ per hour is almost 3x too low, it's a bug, we're looking into it. edit: fixed now ;)

Looks amazing. BTW, looking at your javascript source, the style you've used of: var className = (function() { function classNameConstructor() { //set properties } classNameConstructor.prototype.method1 = function() { }; classNameConstructor.prototype.method2 = function() { }; return classNameConstructor; })(); How's that working out? I started playing with it just before I got other projects which have had no signif…

That's generated by CoffeeScript
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