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Smashing Boxes Blog
smashingboxes.com · Company blog · on HN since 2011
Smashing Boxes, a digital product agency in North Carolina, writes about Rails, front-end frameworks and tech stack choices.
What HN saysHN links it for its front-end framework comparison of Angular, Ember and React; the company also posts its job openings in hiring threads.
15HN people shared it
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What HN people wrote when they linked it
l_allen · 2017-12-03
Smashing Boxes | Durham, NC or New Orleans, LA | Full-Time | Onsite
Smashing Boxes (https://smashingboxes.com/) is a digital product agency and we're looking for a variety of positions. Some technologies we use and have used are React, Redux, Ruby on Rails, Node, Elixir, and Kotlin.
Currently we're looking for the following:
- Front End Developers
- Back End Developers
- Project Managers
- Android Developers
Check out our careers page at https://smashingboxes.com/careers/ for more information. You can apply through our careers page at the bottom of each position.
Feel free to reach out to me too if you have any questions at [email protected]
zach-kuhn · 2017-02-01
Smashing Boxes | Multiple Positions | Durham NC, New Orleans LA | ONSITE https://smashingboxes.com/
Who we're looking for:
- iOS Developers
- QA Engineers
- Designers
- Project Managers
- Digital Marketing Interns
Smashing Boxes is a digital product agency with locations in Raleigh-Durham and New Orleans. Our team is growing and we're looking for people who are curious, kind, creative, and great at what they do. We work with exciting clients ranging from startups trying to get new ideas off the ground to Fortune 500 companies tackling big challenges.
Our interview process typically consists of an informal phone screen, and an hour or two of on-site interviews with team members and your future manager.
Apply to any of our openings at https://smashingboxes.com/careers/ or contact me directly at [email protected].
reedlaw · 2011-01-31
Research Triangle Park, NC (or remote, anywhere) - http://www.smashingboxes.com/
Work with me and a few others building and maitaining Ruby on Rails applications. We are a small firm doing mostly client work from big projects to small in a variety of fields from academic to fitness. Looking for full-time remote workers or college interns.
Contact me at reed at smashingboxes dot com.
Grangar · 2016-09-15
Not definitive, but there are a lot of good comparisons:
http://smashingboxes.com/blog/choosing-a-front-end-framework-angular-e…
https://www.developereconomics.com/feature-comparison-of-4-popular-js-…
https://www.developereconomics.com/comparison-4-popular-javascript-mv-…