Revere CRE is hiring full-stack engineers to work on our web platform.
Revere is building “the Bloomberg for Commercial Real Estate” — a one stop shop capital markets solution for all institutional match makers and market makers in a $20tn asset class.
We are looking for US-based full-stack developers to expand our platform’s feature set and scale the business as we gain traction in the industry. The role is fully remote and there’s no minimum experience required, although React, Relay, TS, and GraphQL are all a plus. You’d be joining a team of Xooglers, ex-Microsofties, and industry veterans.
Evan is one of the best people I’ve had the pleasure of working with at Google. As his coworker on the TypeScript team he taught us all valuable lessons for dealing with the type of large-scale development needed to maintain the monorepo. Truly a treasure and a sad loss for the team. I wish him nothing but the best wherever he ends up!
What framework was popular 4 years ago and is now unmaintained? This is a common remark that was true maybe 10 years ago but hasn’t been in quite a while. React, Angular, and Vue all have dedicated maintainers and millions of users, and have for several years now.
This goes a bit beyond that, the TypeScript compiler cannot handle the size of the codebase described in the article. Additionally the article describes optimizing further past what tsc can do on its own, requiring integrating with another build system.
Very few companies have run into the scaling issues described in the article, off the top of my head it’s just Google and Bloomberg. It’s really interesting to see the TypeScript compiler used within another build system with full type-checking and using the compilers emit itself. Most other toolchains use neither and remove the type annotations with Babel, leaving the user to run tsc manually.
If anyone is looking for a simple way to speedup TS compilation for a big project, we use incremental compilation [1]. It does work pretty well, with some caveats when changing between refactoring branches ;)
Revere CRE is hiring full-stack engineers to work on our web platform.
Revere is building “the Bloomberg for Commercial Real Estate” — a one stop shop capital markets solution for all institutional match makers and market makers in a $20tn asset class.
We are looking for US-based full-stack developers to expand our platform’s feature set and scale the business as we gain traction in the industry. The role is fully remote and there’s no minimum experience required, although React, Relay, TS, and GraphQL are all a plus. You’d be joining a team of Xooglers, ex-Microsofties, and industry veterans.
Check out our website at https://reverecre.com and our open-source work at https://github.com/RevereCRE.
For more information and to get in touch with the team you can reach out via email to eng-jobs@reverecre.com.