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1. 3 mistakes to avoid if you want to get hired remotely

2. 5 Little-Known Hacks for Finding Remote Work

3. 5 Things I've Learned From Working Remotely

4. 5 Tricks to Get More Done While Working Remotely

5. 8 tips that will make you a more active, healthier remote developer

6. 10 Lessons from 4 Years Working Remotely at Automattic

7. 10 Secrets to Becoming a Great Remote Developer

8. 21 tools that will help your remote team work better together

9. 30 Tips for Successful Communication as a Remote Worker

10. Acceptance of Telecommuting Project Management Grows

11. Andreessen-Incubated Teleport Aims To Make Location Irrelevant For Mobile Workers

12. Bosses without borders: Essential tools for managing remote workers

13. Communication for Distributed Teams

14. Currents: The Remote Developer Experience (July 2019)

15. Datadog Engineering: 9 ways to make working remote work for you

16. Death of the office and rise of the telecommuter

17. Distributed Design: How Stack Overflow builds strong remote teams

18. Find "Hidden" Remote Jobs with Google Search

19. GitLab's Remote Manifesto

20. Give people the freedom of where to work

21. Hiring Secrets Of A Distributed Company

22. How a Week of Remote Work Boosts my Productivity Enormously

23. How GitHub Works

24. How I Got a Full Time Remote Job in Two Weeks

25. How many companies are 100% distributed? (Research Summary)

26. How many people really work from home? (research summary)

27. How to focus when working remotely

28. How to Handle Client Work Remotely: Our Communication Stack

29. How to Keep Your Remote Workers Productive

30. How to Make Remote Working Work for You

31. How to run a team of people who never see each other

32. How to suggest improvements remotely

33. How to Work Remotely and Still Be the Best

34. How Working at Home Works (For Us)

35. It’s Unclearly Defined, but Telecommuting Is Fast on the Rise

36. Latest Telecommuting Statistics | Global Workplace Analytics

37. Learning From Distributed Companies

38. Managing a Geographically Dispersed Team: Achieving Your Goals Together, While Apart

39. My Ideal Day as a Remote Programmer: Taking Charge of Your Daily Routine

40. My Remote Developer Life

41. Phoning It In: 3 Years of Lessons From Running a Remote Business

42. Remote versus Co-located Work

43. Remote Work: How to work the Precision Nutrition way

44. Remote worker vs distributed team

45. Remote Workers Log More Hours and Are Slightly More Engaged

46. Remote Working – 3 Year Retrospective

47. Rethinking Agile in an office-less world

48. Six Strategies for Managing Telecommuters

49. Solo Workers Bond at Shared Workspaces

50. The 5 most important things we do as a remote company

51. The case for all-remote companies

52. The future of telecommuting: Corralling the Yahoos

53. The Pros & Cons of Being a Remote Team (& How We Do It)

54. The Ultimate Remote Team Culture

55. The Villains of Remote Work

56. Things To Watch Out For While Working Remotely

57. Tips to Land a Remote Job

58. To Raise Productivity, Let More Employees Work from Home

59. What is a Distributed Company?

60. Who Needs an Office? How to Go 100 Percent Remote.

61. Why I work remotely (hint: it has nothing to do with productivity)

62. Why Coworking Is a Hit for Telecommuters and Entrepreneurs

63. Why Marissa Mayer’s ban on remote working at Yahoo could backfire badly

64. Why moonlighting will change your career

65. Why Remote Workers Are More (Yes, More) Engaged

66. Why Small Businesses Are Building Remote Workforces

67. Why We (Still) Believe in Working Remotely

68. Working Remotely: A Complete Guide to Turn You Into a Pro

69. Working remotely, coworking spaces, and mental health

70. Working Remotely for Extroverts

71. Yahoo, Best Buy, and Telecommuting: Advice From A Distributed Company

72. Your Commute Is Killing You

73. Why remote work makes disagreement hard

74. Written communication is remote work super power

75. 10 Leadership Lessons from 10 Years Working in a Fully-Distributed and Remote Company

76. This Is the Future Of Remote Work In 2021

Videos

1. David Copeland: The Effective Remote Developer

2. Fluent 2013: Mike Hostetler, “Remote Working Works!”

3. Jason Fried: Why work doesn't happen at work

Books

1. Async Remote. by Robert Pankowecki and Andrzej Krzywda (Arkency), 2014.

2. Distributed Teams. by John O'Duinn, 2018.

3. Remote: Office Not Required. by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson (37signals), 2013.

4. The Remote Jobseeker’s Handbook. by Coby Chapple (GitHub), 2016.

5. The Ultimate Guide to Remote Work. by Wade Foster (Zapier), 2015.

6. The Year Without Pants: WordPress.com and the Future of Work. by Scott Berkun, 2013.

Humor

1. Why working from home is both awesome and horrible

2. Working From Home

Job boards

1. 4 Day Week - Software jobs with a better work / life balance.

2. Angel List - Startup Jobs. Search by going to Job Type, and selecting "Remote OK".

3. Authentic Jobs

4. Built In

5. Codestunts

6. Crypto Jobs - Blockchain jobs for crypto enthusiasts.

7. Crypto Jobs List - #1 job board to find and post crypto, bitcoin and blockchain jobs.

8. Cryptocurrency Jobs - Location filter -> Remote

9. Daily Remote Filter and find remote jobs for every role!

10. Diversify Tech - Companies are transparent about their Diversity & Inclusion efforts

11. Dribbble Jobs

12. Drupal Jobs

13. Find Bacon - Design and Dev jobs

14. Flexjobs – Telecommuting Jobs & Professional Part-Time Jobs.

15. freelancermap - Freelance & contract jobs for IT experts (mostly German projects)

16. Full-Stack Developer Jobs - Remote OK Jobs for Full-Stack Developer Jobs

17. Golangprojects filter -> Remote only

18. GraphQL Jobs - Work with GraphQL in a modern startup.

19. Guru - (has MANY different categories outside software)

20. HackerX

21. Hasjob – Location filter -> "Anywhere/Remote"

22. HigherEdJobs has remote type filter.

23. HN hiring – Filter REMOTE.

24. JOBBOX.io – Filter -> Remote only.

25. Jobhunt.ai – Machine learning jobs. Filter -> Remote only.

26. Jobspresso * High-quality remote positions that are open and legitimate *

27. JustRemote

28. Landing.jobs filter -> Remote only

29. Larajobs – The artisan employment connection

30. No Fluff Jobs – Filter -> “remote”

31. NODESK

32. Power to Fly - Specific to women

33. Remote Game Jobs - Find remote work and talent in the game industry.

34. remote-es/remotes - Repository listing companies which offer full-time remote jobs with Spanish contracts

35. remote-jobs - A list of semi to fully remote-friendly companies in tech

36. Remotees

37. RemotExtra - Remote developer jobs with transparent salaries

38. Remote.co Jobs

39. Remotive Jobs

40. Remote People

41. Remote Works - Remote jobs in software development

42. Ruby On Remote - All ruby remote jobs in one place

43. Skip the Drive

44. Slasify - Remote tech, art/design and marketing opportunities from Asia, global payroll service included.

45. Stack Overflow Jobs

46. SwissDev Jobs - Filter -> "Remote / Work from home"

47. Upwork - Find remote jobs in any category

48. Virtual Vocations

49. Vue.js Jobs Find Vue.js jobs all around the world - Click on "Remote" tab.

50. React.js Jobs Find React.js jobs all around the world - Click on "Remote" toggle button.

51. Remote.com - Tries to auto-match you with jobs, can import profile from LinkedIn

52. Web3Jobs - Remote Web3 Jobs

53. We Love Go Find Go jobs and Go people all around the world - Click on "Remote Go jobs" link. #golang

54. We Work Remotely

55. Workana Freelance Job Board in Spanish and Portuguese

56. Working Nomads

Job boards aggregators

1. Bergamot - Provides the widest selection of remote tech jobs by monitoring over 150,000 companies' career pages. Full-text search and AI-powered geo filter inside. Free, no sign-up required.

2. Career Vault - Hundreds of remote jobs added each day from thousands of company career pages. Free and no signup required.

3. Findwork Crawls multiple job boards and enriches job postings with Glassdoor (reviews) and Crunchbase (funding).

4. Google Jobs – Aggregates from multiple boards and employer sites with sensitivity to location, job type, and more. Find out how to use it here.

5. JS Remotely - All remote JavaScript jobs on one board

6. Meerkad - Handpicked and curated by community jobs from most popular remote job boards, companies' websites, Facebook groups, Twitter search, Reddit, StackOverflow, HackerNews, Dribbble, Behance, and many others

7. Remote.io - Job board and aggregator for remote jobs, primarily tech.

8. Remote 4 Me - An aggregator for remote jobs in tech and non-tech.

9. Remote Leaf - Hand-picked remote jobs from 40+ remote job boards, 1500+ company career pages, Twitter feed, Linkedin, Reddit, Hacker News Hiring and only sends the ones that apply to you.

10. Remote OK - Scrapes many job board feeds for remote positions.

11. Remote Python - Job board and aggregator specifically for remote Python jobs.

12. Theo - All remote design jobs, one place.

13. UN Talent - Vacancies at the United Nations and its agencies.

14. Vollna - An aggregator for top freelance sites.

15. whoishiring.io

16. Work Remotely - Crawls and curates many job board feeds for remote positions

17. Workaline - Remote jobs aggregator. Formerly called Alfred.

18. Wrk.ist - latest remote jobs in your console (curl)

Housing

1. Agora space - Coworking & coliving space in Shanghai in China

2. bedndesk - Coworking & coliving space in Mallorca island in Spain

3. Common - Coliving House in New York

4. Coworking in the Sun - Coliving & coworking space in Tenerife island in Spain

5. Hive Arena - Coworking & Coliving Space in Seoul, South Korea

6. HubBOG - Coworking Space + Startup Accelerator. Bogotá, Colombia

7. Mokrin House - Coliving & coworking space in a rural area of Serbia

8. Nest Copenhagen - Coliving space in Copenhagen, Denmark

9. NoHatDigital - Coliving space in Mexico

10. Nomad House - Global network of nomad housing

11. Roam - Global network of coliving spaces

12. Sende - Coliving & coworking space in northern Spain

13. Sun Desk - Coliving & coworking space in Taghazout, Morocco

14. Talent Garden - Coworking space mainly in Italy but available in some other countries

15. The Surf Office - Coworking & vacation space in Portugal, Canaries and California

16. Work From Curacao - Coliving space in Curacao

17. Worldpackers - Housing/work exchange

18. Anceu - Rural Coliving & coworking space in Galicia, Spain

Relocation Incentives

1. Live And Work In Maine - The amount spent on student loan payments each year is subtracted from your state income taxes. Out-of-state residents must have earned their bachelors or associates degrees after 2015 to qualify.

2. Tulsa Remote - Get $10,000 cash to work from Tulsa.

3. Vermont Remote Worker Grant Program - Receive up to a max of $5,000 per year to work from Vermont. Cannot exceed $10,000 for life of the program per individual.

4. Remote Shoals - Work remotely? Get $10,000 to do your job from the Shoals.

Interviewing

1. andreis/interview - Everything you need to kick ass on your coding interview

2. awesome-interviews - A curated awesome list of lists of interview questions

3. adaface.com/pair-pro - Remote pair programming interview tool with shared editor, code compiler and video conferencing

4. interviewing.io - Become awesome at technical interviews

5. karat.io - Have a free practice coding interview with a professional interviewer

6. pramp - Practice coding interviews (both sides of the table) with other candidates

7. remoteinterview.io - Coding tests & pair programming interview tools

8. skillmeter.com - Online skills testing platform for recruiters & companies

9. hackerrank.com - Online platform for code studying and recruiting with job offers also

10. Codility - Online platform that offers sponsored challenges

Events

1. deceler8 - 10 days retreat

2. Project Getaway - 30 days retreat

3. Recurse Center - free 3-month retreat

Newsletters

1. Daily Remote - A newsletter containing remote jobs crafted and curated especially for you

2. Making Remote Work - MailerLite's monthly remote newsletter sharing best practices, mistakes and learnings, world views (quite literally) and remote job vacancies.

3. NODESK - A newsletter about digital nomads and remote work that is sent out every two weeks.

4. Remote Internships

5. Remoteur - Remote jobs in Europe delivered to your inbox bi-weekly

6. Remotive - productive remote workers - A weekly newsletter on Remote Tips & Jobs sent to 10,000+ Remote Workers

7. Yonder Newsletter - Daily remote work tips, links, articles, and the Yonder Podcast

8. Remote Jobs Club - Weekly newsletter featuring a hand curated list of remote jobs

Podcasts

1. Building Remote Teams - Targeted at people already working remotely and focuses on nuanced challenges of remote work.

2. Distributed - Interview podcast by Matt Mullenweg. Focused on the benefits and challenges of distributed work and recruiting people around the globe.

3. Free People Move Podcast - mostly interviews with founders attacking the location independence / remote work space from different angles

4. Lessons from Distributed Companies

5. Remote Works - The Remote Works podcast publishes every two weeks with host Jonathan Sharp discussing the opportunities, experiences, culture and community surrounding remote work, remote teams, telecommuting and digital nomads.

6. The Yonder Podcast - Bi-weekly podcast: Jeff Robbins interviews people thinking about distributed teams, remote work, and how to support happy, productive, free-range workers.

7. Wide Teams - Each episode a one-on-one interview with a remote worker taking about workflow and practices

Companies with "remote DNA"

1. 10up - 10up makes the web better by finely crafting websites & tools for content creators.

2. 15Five - Join our mission to create the spaces where people become their greatest selves, by joining some of the greatest employees around.

3. 1Password - The world’s most-loved password manager.

4. Adeva - An exclusive remote developers network. Adeva partners with companies to scale engineering teams on-demand.

5. AgentFire - Hyper local real estate websites powered by Wordpress.

6. Aha! - Aha! is roadmapping software for PMs who want their mojo back.

7. AirTreks - Multi-stop international flight planner with a distributed team.

8. Alley - Digital Agency. We are strategists, researchers, designers, and developers who craft custom digital experiences for publishers, nonprofit institutions, museums, and brands.

9. ALICE - Remote-friendly start-up company. We’re creating the global operations platform for the hospitality industry. ALICE empowers the world's best hotels to deliver a remarkable guest experience.

10. amazee.io - Open source container hosting - high-performance flexible solutions. Kubernetes, TypeScript (Node.js and React), Go, GraphQL.

11. Ameego - Restaurant scheduling software.

12. Arkency - Rails and React.js experts, fully remote/async.

13. Articulate - EdTech. Makes software that helps teachers make e-learning courses. Ruby, Node, C#, and .NET for Windows app.

14. AT&T - Nearly 20% of the eligible workforce works remotely.

15. Auth0 - Zero-friction authentication and authorization for developers.

16. Authentic F & F - Independent design and technology studio based in Denver and Minnesota

17. Aurity - 100% remote company, specializing in React and React Native.

18. Automattic - Makers of WordPress.com and Gravatar

19. Avallain - Education Technology and Digital Publishing. We have the tools and processes to achieve the positive impact on human potential that technology enhanced education can provide

20. AvantStay - Short-term rental company based in Los Angeles, with remote dev team.

21. Axelerant

22. BandLab - Social music platform that enables creators to make music and share the creative process with musicians and fans.

23. Baremetrics - Analytics and insights for Stripe, Braintree, Recurly and Chargify.

24. BaseCamp - Project management software.

25. Baselayer - Data center and infrastructure management software.

26. BeBanjo - Software as a service for managing video on-demand. Ruby / Rails, Elasticsearch, Sidekiq.

27. Bluespark Labs - WebDev Consulting and makers of Roomify. Remote team with HQs in Raleigh, NC and Italy. Drupal.

28. BookingSync - Vacation Rental Software for professionals. Fully distributed team, we work remotely and try to make a company retreat each year. Proud Ember.js official sponsor, Ruby / Rails

29. Brave - Web browser with built-in ad blocker and crypto-token micro-payments.

30. BRYTER - No-code platform for decision automation; Kotlin, Typescript, Vue.js, k8s

31. Buffer - Tools to help manage social media. PHP, CodeIgniter, MongoDB, Memcache, Backbone.js, React.js, Grunt.js, LESS, and Python.

32. Bugfender - Bugfender is a remote logger for multiple platforms including iOS and Android. It stores logs created by your application and sends them to our server, creating a remote console where you can see logs in real time. Remote company based in Barcelona.

33. ButterCloud - A small team of web & app developers. We help startups & small to medium-sized businesses build, maintain, and grow their products.

34. Cadasta - Secure platform for mapping global land & resource rights. 100% remote team; Python, Django, JavaScript, PostgreSQL.

35. Canonical - Ubuntu.

36. Catalyze - HIPAA-compliant cloud computing for healthcare. HQ in Madison, WI. Docker, Go, Python.

37. Chef - We are all about IT automation for speed and awesomeness. Ruby, JavaScript & shell scripting. HQ in Seattle but we have employees all around US.

38. Ciao Bambino - Family destinations and hotel reviews.

39. Circonus - SaaS and on-prem monitoring, analytics, alerting, and more. C, Go, Java, Perl. HQ in Fulton MD, most employees are remote.

40. Clevertech - We build incredible, game-changing technology.

41. Close - Inside sales CRM for startups and SMBs.

42. Codeship - SaaS Continuous Delivery

43. CodeWeavers - Wine-based open source software.

44. Collabora - Open source software-based consulting.

45. Collage - We provide the easiest and most versatile tools to help you turn your photos into memories. 100% remote team.

46. Compose - Managing databases as a service. Distributed team with offices in San Meteo, CA and Birmingham, AL.

47. ConsenSys - Blockchain software technology company with offices all around the world, and independent employees in even more locations.

48. Continu - Continuous learning software for modern teams.

49. Countly - Open source, enterprise mobile / web analytics and marketing platform.

50. CRO Metrics - Data-driven expirementation and growth programs.

51. Crosscan - Retail Analytics, IoT (PHP, React, Web, Mobile, Rust)

52. Crossover - Project-based Java, .Net and DevOps positions.

53. DareCode - Big-data, fast-data, micro-services. Projects with real DevOps and OpenSource orientation.

54. Datadog - Easy to use and scalable monitoring systems for modern and dynamic infrastructure. Distributed team with offices in New York, Boston and Paris. Engineers based all around the world.

55. DataStax - Consulting based on Apache Cassandra.

56. Deeson - UK-based with European team. Digital agency specialising in Drupal, Symfony and Laravel

57. digitalminds.io - Freelance platform, open for Developers, IT-consultants and Digital Experts

58. DigitalOcean - Simple Cloud Hosting, Built for Developers

59. Discourse - Civilized discussion for your community.

60. DNSimple - Small 100% remote and globally distributed team working to make domain management an afterthought.

61. Doist - Redefining productivity since 2007.

62. Dotnetos - Dotnet performance conferences, meetups and courses.

63. Dotsub - Browser-based platform for subtitling & translating online videos. Java / Spring, JavaScript / React.js

64. Doximity - Largest online medical network of US physicians. Ruby, Rails, Go, JavaScript, MySQL.

65. Drupal Association - Non-profit supporting the Drupal project.

66. DuckDuckGo - Search engine.

67. EasyCommunicationTechnology - .NET development using C#, Angular, Azure. Remote-first company.

68. Elastic - Open source search & analytics

69. Eloquentix - All remote company across 3 continents and 9 timezones.

70. Envato - Maker of ThemeForest and other online marketplaces. MySQL, Ruby, Rails, JavaScript. Distributed team with HQ in Melbourne, Australia.

71. Ergeon - Home Services and construction company. An all-remote company with HQ in Palo Alto, California, but hiring worldwide.

72. Etsy - Marketplace for artists. MySQL, Memcache, PHP. Offices in Dublin, Paris, San Francisco, New York, London and Melbourne.

73. ExportData - Export, search & analyse Twitter data. Ruby, Rails, React.JS, Terraform, AWS.

74. Eyeo - Maker of AdBlock Plus. Main office in Cologne, Germany.

75. Feeld - Dating app for couples and singles.

76. Findify - E-commerce search powered by machine learning and big data. Team distributed across Europe.

77. General Assembly - Physical and on-line education for technology, business, and design.

78. Ghost - Publishing platform.

79. Giant Swarm - Giant Swarm’s managed microservices infrastructure enables enterprises to run agile, resilient, distributed systems at scale, while removing the tasks related to managing the complex underlying infrastructure

80. Gigster - vetted network of top 5% freelancers worldwide. PM, Dev, Sales positions available.

81. Gitbook - Publishing toolchain based on git. JavaScript, node.js, Go.

82. GitHub

83. GitLab - Competitor to GitHub.

84. Gitee - GitHub alternative in China.

85. Gradle - Open Source Build Tool ; Enterprise SaaS and on-premise. Fully remote. Java, Groovy, Kotlin.

86. GrooveHQ - Help desk software.

87. Hanzo - Web archiving company. Fully Remote. Python, AWS.

88. Harvest - Time tracking software.

89. HashiCorp - Open source tools for automating the modern data center. Go, Ruby, Rails, Ember, JavaScript.

90. Hatica - Work analytics for engineering teams: Hatica equips engineering leaders and managers with actionable insights to promote effort alignment, accelerate delivery, drive team engagement, and promote team well-being.

91. HE:labs

92. Healthfinch - Making Healthcare systems more usable. HQ in Madison, WI, USA. Ruby, JavaScript.

93. Heap – Web & Mobile Analytics, 2 of our 8 teammates are remote.

94. Heetch – Ride Hailing service, operating in Europe and Africa. Fully Remote across Europe or similar timezones. Go, AWS.

95. Help Scout - A help desk for teams that insist on a delightful customer experience.

96. Heroku - PaaS Cloud, makes devs' experience awesome, Ruby, Erlang, JavaScript, Golang, Python.

97. Honeybadger - Ruby. 100% remote.

98. Hotjar - Analytics & Feedback tool.

99. Hubstaff - Time tracking solution with multiple integrations.

100. Igalia - Open source consultancy. HQ in Spain.

101. Incsub - Remote team that builds WordPress projects.

102. Inpsyde GmbH - WordPress Agency in Germany.

103. Institute for Nonprofit News - Nonprofit news organization.

104. Instructure - We make software that makes people smarter.

105. Intellum - We build employee collaboration, performance and learning tools. Ruby, iOS, Android, AWS, GCS.

106. Intevity

107. InVision - prototyping, collaboration & workflow platform.

108. iRonin.IT - software house. Polish language. Ruby on Rails, Node.js, JavaScript, React, Angular, Vue.js.

109. Isos Technology - premier Atlassian Platinum & Enterprise Solution Partner, helping organizations solve complex development and business problems with the Atlassian tools.

110. Jackson River - Digital-first technology and strategy for nonprofits.

111. Jibble Group - Remote team across 15 different countries building the next world-class workforce management and payroll Software-as-a-Service.

112. journy.io - Customer Data Platform.

113. Judge.me - A review platform for ecommerces. Our company is fully remote across 4 continents.

114. Keepsafe - Mobile-first privacy products, making privacy easy for the world to opt into.

115. Khan Academy - EdTech. Non-profit focusing on K-12 STEM. Less, React, Flux, Backbone, jQuery, Python, Google App Engine, Swift, and Objective-C.

116. Knack - The easy online database helping customers streamline their business processes and automate workflow. The product is DIY with no-code/low-code. The company is 100% remote.

117. LaterPay - The (micro)payment enabler. Munich, Germany. Python, JavaScript, AWS.

118. LaunchPotato - Startup studio based in Delray Beach, Florida.

119. Librato - Cloud Monitoring.

120. Linaro - OpenSource Engineering on ARM.

121. Lincoln Loop - WebDev shop.

122. Litmus - Optimization tools for email professionals. Offices in Boston and London, but nearly 50% of the team works remotely.

123. LiveChat - online customer service software with online chat, help desk software, and web analytics

124. LivingSocial - Company-wide support for teams of experienced, remote developers. Lots of autonomy.

125. Logit.io - Fully remote first logging and metrics management company with 100% of operations and development based remotely

126. Lullabot - Strategy, design and development using Drupal.

127. madewithlove - We help companies build digital products and bring new juice to teams that seem to jam.

128. Maintainer Mountaineer - Open source community management as a service.

129. MailerLite - Email marketing tool with a remote-first team that's scattered all over the world. Twice a year, they go on workation to places like Bali, Panama and Miami.

130. MariaDB - Open source database.

131. MarsBased - MarsBased is a development consultancy from Barcelona offering end‑to‑end web & mobile apps based on Ruby on Rails, Angular and other JavaScript frameworks.

132. Mapbox - Map integration tools for various platforms.

133. MCFTech - Applications to help you run your business succesfully.

134. MeetEdgar - Automated social sharing. US remote.

135. Merico - Code deep analysis engine.

136. Mixmax - Email with superpowers.

137. Mobile Jazz - We are a dedicated team of highly-skilled engineers, designers and marketing experts on a mission to build a more beautiful digital world. We are a remote friendly company with headquarters in Barcelona.

138. Modern Tribe - A digital agency with a modern twist. All freelancers. All experts.

139. MODLR - MODLR is business modelling and collaborative planning tool for connected financial planning process

140. Modus Create - Modus is a digital design-build agency driven by world-class talent. PHP, JavaScript.

141. Mosalingua - Learn words, enjoy the world.

142. MVP Space - Test a business idea with your target audience or show its potential to your investors.

143. Mozilla - Firefox has a 'Remote' option under it's location searchbar

144. NearForm - NearForm evolves enterprises by building high-performance, open software. Our global team uses modern processes and tools to help clients innovate at speed.

145. Netguru - Software agency. JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, Python, Android, iOS

146. Netlandish - Software development for businesses of all sizes. Python, Django, DevOps. 100% Remote.

147. Netsparker - Web Application Security Scanner.

148. Next Big Sound - Analytics and Insights for the Music Industry.

149. NinjaCat - Reporting, Monitoring & Call Tracking Platform for Leading Digital Agencies.

150. Niteo - A decade old SaaS studio full of bright ideas, building smart solutions to empower small businesses online.

151. NodeSource - NodeSource is dedicated to creating a sustainable ecosystem for Node.js.

152. Nozbe - GTD app for Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, iPad and iPhone.

153. ofri - A swiss online marketplace that connects homeowners with quality home improvement professionals.

154. Olark - Chat support funnel.

155. onTheGo Systems - WordPress Developer, Supporter and Marketing Jobs.

156. OpenCraft - Open edX development (Free Software MOOC project).

157. Parknav - Intelligent parking using AI

158. Parsely - Analytics solutions

159. Particular Software (NServiceBus) - Enterprise Service Bus, Messaging, C#, Open Source

160. Patients Know Best - Empowering patients to manage their care, enabling professionals to share information while improving efficiencies for payers.

161. Paylocity - HR and payroll solutions

162. Pilot - Pilot is a software platform that removes all the pain from contract work. We find work, negotiate contracts, send invoices and chase payments for hundreds of forward-looking engineers and designers around the world.

163. Pleo - Pleo is a company payment card solution that automates expense reports and simplifies company spending.

164. Precision Nutrition - Online Nutrition Coaching and Certification.

165. PreviousNext - Australian based Drupal agency.

166. Prezly - SaaS PR platform. PHP, React, JS, Postgres. 100% remote.

167. Prodperfect - Automated QA testing from live user data. Remote-first org with workplaces in Boston and San Fran.

168. ProFinda - Workforce planning & optimization. 100% remote dev team. Ruby on Rails, React.js and Python. Company based in UK.

169. RainforestQA - On demand QA as a service.

170. Real HQ - Maker of Agent Pronto, software designed to help make home buying and selling a better experience. We've been remote since the start, now 50+ spread across the globe. Ruby, Rails, React.js, iOS/Android.

171. RebelMouse - Social publishing platform. Python, JS & iOS/Android developers. All over the world team.

172. Recurly - recurring billing management for subscription-based businesses

173. Red Hat

174. Redox - Healthcare API platform. Proudly remote-first team.

175. Relevant Bits - Relevant Bits positively influences customer experiences and outcomes with data, design, technology, and critical thinking. Based out of Ontario Canada, Relevant Bits is 100% remote.

176. RenoFi - 100% remote from day 1. Ruby, React.js, GraphQL, k8s.

177. Revolut - App for buying, investing and sending money. HQ London.

178. Riak - An open source platform and k/v database. We code in Erlang and hang out on clouds. Everyone works remote and gets together a few times a year at HQ in Seattle.

179. RightScale

180. Sangoma - Trusted leader in delivering globally scalable Voice-Over-IP telephony systems, both on-site and cloud-based. C, PHP, Python, JavaScript, Linux, FreePBX, VoIP.

181. Scrapinghub

182. SerpApi - Real-time API to access structured search results of Google, Youtube, eBay and other search engines. Ruby, Rails, React.js.

183. ServiceNow - Enterprise cloud computing to improve service levels, energize employees, and change the way your enterprise works. Work at lightspeed.

184. ShakaCode - A global web development software consultancy and product company.

185. Shogun - Build and optimize eCommerce landing pages. Ruby / Rails, Go, JavaScript, React. 100% remote.

186. Signal - These people make the fantastic Signal app. US Only.

187. Simple

188. Skyscrapers - Cloud hosting services & management. Working with multiple cloud providers (AWS, Digital Ocean, Linode, ...). 100% remote.

189. SoftwareMill

190. Soshace - Angular/React/Vue.js/Java/Python remote development company

191. Songspace Helps music creators collaborate, catalog, and share work with their professional team

192. Soostone

193. Sourcegraph - Code search and navigation for teams (self-hosted, OSS). Fully remote (across time zones).

194. Splice Machine Combines the functionality of a relational database, data warehouse, and machine learning in one unified AI platform.

195. Spreaker Discover and listen to your favorite podcasts.

196. StackExchange

197. Stripe Stripe builds financial tools and economic infrastructure for the internet

198. Strongloop

199. StyleSeat - we love high-impact remote engineers, collaboration, creativity, python, angularjs

200. SuperOrbital - Kubernetes engineering and training.

201. Surevine

202. Surge - 100% remote consulting company working primarily in Node.JS, iOS, .NET, PHP, and Android

203. Square - Square helps millions of sellers run their business-from secure credit card processing to point of sale solutions. Products: Square and Cash App.

204. Sysdig Cloud

205. Taskade - Remote team building real-time collaboration & collaborative editing for teams.

206. TaxJar - Eliminate sales tax headaches.

207. Teamed.io

208. TeamSnap - TeamSnap is the No. 1 online sports team management software. 80% remote employees

209. TED - Technology team supports ted.com and internal tools. All engineers are remote. Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, Ember.js

210. Teleport

211. Tesera - We disrupt conventional thinking to expand what is possible. We ignite change in the future we share.

212. The Grid - AI website builder. 100% distributed team.

213. Thermeon - Car rental software - 100% remote technical team

214. Thorn - 100% remote company, building technology to fight child sexual abuse & trafficking online.

215. TimeDoctor - Time tracking with screenshots, web and app usage monitoring, and integrations.

216. Tipe - Next Generation API-first CMS with GraphQL or REST API. Built with Nuxt.js, Serverless, AWS. 25% remote

217. Toggl

218. Toptal - 100% remote development company, solving worldwide talent shortage

219. Tortuga Backpacks - Backpacks for city travel.

220. Transloadit - The world's most versatile file uploading & encoding service, since 2009, by devs for devs

221. Trello

222. Tyk - API Gateway and API Management. Built with Go, open source.

223. Vidalingua - Bringing language apps to life.

224. WAAT - A cross-functional digital agency that adapts to project needs.

225. Walltime - A Brazilian digital assets exchange and other products & services using Blockchain technology.

226. Water Lily Pond - Advertising and marketing communication services.

227. wemake.services - We sell repeatable software development process. Fully remote. Python, JavaScript, Vue

228. Wikimedia

229. X-Team - Work on incredible web and mobile projects, with extraordinary developers. Unleash your potential. From anywhere. We are X-Team.

230. You Need a Budget - Bank syncing and goals and debt management.

231. YourSports - A social network for your favorite teams.

232. Zamphyr - School 2.0 for learning computer science. Remote-first, 100% JavaScript mostly Meteor.

233. Zapier

234. ZipRecruiter - Perl/Catalyst shop that has some of the best Perl devs working remotely.

235. The Appraisal Lane - A third-party vehicle appraisal service. Working space mainly in Austin and Montevideo but available in other countries.

Q&A

1. Chegg Tutor: Online tutoring jobs starting at $20+/hour

2. Quora: Telecommuting and Working Remotely / Virtual Workplace / Working at Home

3. Remote.co: Q&A's with 90+ Remote Companies

4. StackExchange - Workplace: telecommute - Freelancing: remote / working from home

Communities

1. /r/telecommuting - Subreddit.

2. ##remotes - IRC channel (web access)

3. Hacker Paradise - Traveling remote workers.

4. Remote Year - Traveling techies for 1 year.

5. Remote Indian - Remote workers from India.

6. Eleduck - A remote worker community in China(来自中国的远程工作社区).

7. Hypelance - Digital Community Forum for Freelancers and Entrepreneurs.

Conferences

1. DNX Global - Digital Nomad Conference.

2. Yonder - A round table conference bringing together leaders of distributed companies.

3. 9punto5 - Remote work conference in Latin America.

4. Git Commit Show - Global Developer Conference to promote remote work an education, attend from anywhwere

Tools

HR

1. Remoteteam.com – Automated payrolls, time off, HR tools, and compliance for remote companies.

Communication

1. Bluejeans video conferencing app, great for large groups & live streams

2. Codeshare.io – Browser-based multi-user live code sharing with optional video chat.

3. Fleep - Internal chat and collaboration tool for development teams

4. Floobits - Remote pair programming with screen share. Integrates with Sublime, IntelliJ, Atom and others

5. Flowdock – Browser-based group chat for teams. Integrates with GitHub, Jira, Jenkins etc.

6. Gather - Gather is a video-calling space that lets multiple people hold separate conversations in parallel, walking in and out of those conversations just as easily as they would in real life.

7. IRCCloud – Browser-based IRC client with permanent storage.

8. Jitsi - Multi-platform open-source video conferencing

9. Matrix – Matrix is the online open-source workplace for distributed teams.

10. Mumble Mumble is an open source voice chat software

11. Precursor - Simple prototyping & brainstorming web app with real-time collaboration.

12. PukkaTeam - Real team presence through regular automated selfies and one-click video calling

13. Rocket.Chat — The Ultimate Open Source WebChat Platform.

14. Signal - Encrypted, secure chat and video calls.

15. Skype – Video calls.

16. Slack – Text, voice, and video chat system with loads of integration options including ScreenHero, a real-time, HD screen sharing system for collaboration in teams

17. Talky — Truly simple video chat and screen sharing for groups

18. TeamHub — Realtime status and progress reporting directly inside your IDE

19. Tips for immersive video calls — Tips for immersive video calls

20. Twist — A communications platform where long-form discussions and casual messaging live in harmony.

21. Whereby – Browser-based, plugin-less group video calls.

22. Zoom — High-quality group video and sharing screen, run on linux, record session and support telephone calls.

23. Krisp - Mute background noise in any communication app.

24. flat.social - Create fun virtual spaces for online meetings, team activities and virtual socials.

Project Management

1. Asana - Project management good for distributed teams.

2. Clubhouse - Project management for software development teams.

3. Harvest - Time tracking

4. Hitask - Easy task and project management for teams.

5. Pinitto.me - Lightweight realtime infinite virtual corkboard application (open source).

6. Outplanr - Project and task management tool.

7. Taskade - Real-time collaborative notes, checklists and outlines for teams.

8. Trello - Lean project boards.

9. Notion - All in one workspace to write, plan, collaborate, and get organized.

10. Jira - Issue and project tracking tool.

Others

1. Coffitivity - Coffitivity recreates the ambient sounds of a cafe to boost your creativity and help you work better.

2. Fiverr - Fiverr is the world's largest freelance services marketplace for lean entrepreneurs, where you can hire remote workers to do small tasks for you.

3. EasyRetro - EasyRetro is a retrospective online board for distributed teams.

4. Listen to Wikipedia (Hatnote) - Listen to the sound of Wikipedia's recent changes feed.

5. Noisli - Noisli has a list of diferent ambient sounds that can be combined to boost creativity and focus.

6. musicforprogramming.net - return 'A series of mixes intended for listening while '+task+' to aid concentration and increase productivity (also compatible with other activities).';

7. Qbserve - Time tracking automation: freelance project tracking, timesheets, invoicing & real-time productivity feedback (Mac).

8. Miro (fka Realtime Board) - Distributed permanent virtual whiteboard.

9. Teleport Sundial - Manage the locations and timezones of your distributed team.

10. Timing - Automatic time and productivity tracking for Mac. Helps you stay on track with your work (especially important when working remotely). Also ensures that no billable hours get lost if you are billing hourly (Mac).

Law & Finance

1. 1099 contractors – US based companies can hire remote workers as.

2. Transferwise - Easy way to pay remote employees.

Others

1. awesome-digital-nomads - 🏝 A curated list of awesome resources for Digital Nomads.

2. Best Remote - A curated reference about today's top remote companies.

3. Established Remote - A list of established remote companies

4. Hacker Spaces - List of hacker spaces.

5. LiquidSpace - Daily & Hourly Office & Meeting Room Rental.

6. NODESK - 3000+ articles, remote jobs, resources and tools for digital nomads and remote workers.

7. Nomad List - Compare cost and quality of living in different cities.

8. Regus USA - Executive suites, virtual offices & conference room space.

9. Remote Companies on Careers SO

10. Remote Working - A list of remote working resources for Chinese.

11. Remoter.com - Ongoing initiative to create an educational platform about remote work.

12. WorkFrom - Find coffee shops that are good to work from.

Make your name BIG.

Your name has to stand out from everything else, because you want it to be remembered. Making it the biggest thing on the page is the easiest thing you can do to make that possible. I've seen soooo many resumes where the name is at the top, but it's just bolded and centered and they expect that to be enough. It's not.

Remove the objective.

Nobody looks at the objective. Nobody. I personally spoke to a bunch of recruiters from various companies and they all said that they never look at them. Use that space to talk about projects you've done, activities you've done, etc.

Keep it to a single page.

Recruiters are looking for a short summary of you. They're reading several resumes a day, and if they see something longer than they typically read, they could pass over yours for something more concise! If you'd like to say more, put a link to a personal website or portfolio for someone to find it. A resume is a summary, not a tome.

Remove irrelevant information.

I know that lifeguarding in high school was a good gig that helped you gain people skills and attention to detail. But you're in tech. That doesn't matter as much to tech companies. Sorry, buddy. I still think you're great with people. When you're a first semester freshman, it's okay to have old high school stuff on there, just because it's less likely that you have other things to put on your resume. But as soon as you have a college GPA to work with, a club or two, and some volunteer experiences to replace that, do it.

Don't make it a scavenger hunt.

When an application reviewer (engineer, recruiter, or otherwise) is looking over your resume, don't make it difficult for them to understand who you are and what you know.

For example, if you have online profiles like GitHub, LinkedIn, Twitter, or even your own personal website, put it on your resume. Don't make them have to search long and hard for you online if they want to know more!

If you decide to put relevant coursework on your resume, please, don't just put course numbers. Nobody knows what that means. And nobody is going to go to your university's website to find out exactly what CS229 is. Put down the course titles instead!

And finally, put down your graduation date. So many students I've seen don't put it on there because they are hiding the fact that they're a freshman, or they're "technically a junior if you count the credits." That doesn't matter. Trust me. Just put down your graduation date so that the company knows how much experience you have, and how soon they can potentially pull you in for full-time.

Include only certain personal information.

Companies aren't allowed to ask about your religion, marital status, or race/ethnicity, so you shouldn't include that.

In terms of contact information: you don't need your mailing address. That is a thing of the past. Just like my youth. Tech companies email, and maybe call. That's all you need! Some great things that you might also want to put on there are your personal website (if you have one, which you should), your GitHub profile (if you have one, which you should), and your LinkedIn (if you have one, which you should).

CV SAMPLE

Your cover letter is your written sales pitch. You've got a resume that summarizes everything. Now you have to write out a more complete, professional description of you and what you can offer a given company. Here's a sample cover letter to get you started:

Dear _________,

I hope your day is going well! My name is _________, and I'm a _________ at _________. I am very interested in working for _________ next _________. Your commitment to _________ and _________ that I saw on the website inspired me! The products you build and the values you stand for make _________ seem like an ideal workplace for me. A little about me, I [insert relevant work experience, extracurriculars, and projects here]. I think these experiences would make me a great candidate for you. Please let me know if there's anything else you need from me. I look forward to hearing from you! I can be reached at _________ and _________ Best regards,

---

Now, remember, this is just a sample. You can write a cover letter in any format you'd like. But, you should be sure to include the following:

• Who - Who you are. Easy enough.

• Where - Where you're coming from.

• Why - Why you're interested in this company, and show that you researched them.

• What - What you can bring to the table.

• When - When you're available to start, and when they can contact you.

• How - How they can reach you.

YOUR ATTITUDE

When you're internship/job hunting, it's very easy to feel down if you don't hear back from companies, an interview goes poorly, or you start comparing yourself to people. It's a tough field we're going into.

I want to emphasize something: You're brilliant. You're in this field for a reason. When your grades aren't awesome or someone gets something that you wanted, don't feel down on yourself. So many opportunities will come your way if you just keep working hard and refining your skills.

Mark Twain once said, "Comparison is the death of joy." When you start to compare your skills to others, it's hard to not feel as good about your own, or to get a little too competitive about your work. Work hard and don't let others get you down. It's remarkable how significantly that can improve both your work and your interviewing experience!

When you're talking to companies and recruiters at career fairs and hackathons and over the phone, be confident, not arrogant. Be grateful for the opportunity they're giving you, and smile! A great attitude will take you VERY far.

YOUR SKILLS

Obviously, your skills are what a company is buying from you when they hire you. So, honing in those skills and presenting them in an effective way is probably the most important thing in getting a gig.

Building Them

Chances are, if you've had a data structures and/or algorithms class, you're already going to do pretty well in the technical interviews. That is, if you can recall the information you learned.

Here's a checklist of things that you should probably be prepared to know in a technical interview:

• Data types

• Basic Bitwise Operations

• String Operations

• Arrays

• Linked Lists

  • Singly Linked

  • Doubly Linked

  • Circular Linked

• Queues

• Stacks

• Heaps

• Trees

  • Binary Trees

  • Binary Search Trees

  • Tries

  • Self Balancing Trees

• Traversing Trees

  • Breadth First Search - BFS

  • Depth First Search - DFS

  • Preorder, Inorder, Postorder

• Graphs

  • Dijkstra's Algorithm / A* Search

• Hash Maps

  • Handling Collisions

• Sorting algorithms

  • Insertion

  • Selection

  • Merge

  • Quick

• Time Complexities

This guide isn't for teaching you these skills. But there are several guides, problem sets, and practice systems out there that can help.

General Guides

• Sorting Algorithms

• Big-O Cheat Sheet

• Data Structures and Algorithms Overview

• Algorithm Implementations

• Top 10 Algorithms for coding interviews

Problem Sets

• Data Structures Questions

• FitCoding

• Google CodeJam Practice Questions

Online Judging Systems

• LeetCode Online Judge

• HackerRank Online Judge

• Project Euler

Mock Interviews

• Pramp - free

• Careercup - paid

• Gainlo - paid

• Impact Interview - paid

Here's some books that might also be useful.

• Algorithms, 4th edition, by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne

• Introduction to Algorithms, 3rd Edition, by Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson, Ronald L. Rivest, and Clifford Stein (also referred as CLRS)

• Think Complexity, by Allen B. Downey

• Problems on Algorithms, 2nd edition, by Ian Parberry and William Gasarch

• Data Structures and Algorithms in Java

• Cracking the Coding Interview, 6th edition, by Gayle Laakmann McDowell

Typically, for an internship or your first job, questions won't get much more specific unless you're applying for a specific role. For example, if I wanted to be a mobile intern, I might be asked iOS/Android/Windows Phone specific questions, or if I wanted to be a web intern, I might be asked HTML/CSS/JavaScript questions, or if I wanted to be a backend intern, I might be asked about Django or Node or Ruby on Rails. That definitely depends on the company, and what you're both looking for.

Make sure you're able to implement and use the above data structures without the assistance of an IDE. Typically, onsite technical interviews involve coding on paper or a whiteboard, and phone/video interviews usually involve some kind of collaborative text editor. Yes, that means you won't have access to auto-complete, auto-compiling, or the internet to check for errors. So be ready for that!

Selling Them

When you're actively emailing and speaking with recruiters, they're going to ask you a lot of questions that are just checkboxes for what they're looking for in terms of skills.

If you've written anything in a language before, put it on your resume. A lot of companies have parsers that look for specific things that, again, will put a tick on those checkboxes before putting you through to the next round of review. Now, if you've only ever done "Hello, world!" in Python, don't say that you're a Python ninja or whatever. You don't want to be thrown into an interview that will only hurt your self-confidence. Speaking from experience. Trust me.

When a recruiter or engineer is asking you about a certain project you've done, or how you've used a particular language, be as specific as possible. Tell them exactly what you did on that particular project (or internship or what have you). Tell them how much you contributed, what languages you used, how long was the duration of development for that project, what was the outcome of the project, etc. etc.

For example, don't say, "I'm the webmaster for a club website. Next question." Okay, Dwight Schrute. Go back to your beet farm. Instead, say something more like this: "I developed and currently maintain the website for my university's computer science club. I built it from the ground up with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery on the front-end. It's a static site, so a backend wasn't needed. The website's main function is to promote the club and give members crucial updates about meetings and events, and I update it regularly via a Python script I wrote." Oh my, you enchanting software engineer, you. Let me hire you.

When you're talking to companies about specific things you've done, make sure they know:

• What? - What? - What did you make? What does it do? What impact has it made? What was the hardest part? What could you have done better?

• Why? - Why did you make it? Was it for a hackathon, a school project, an open source contribution, or something else?

• How? - With which technologies did you make this? Did you use a specific API? What parts of it did you work on?

• When? - Did you do this recently or are you still living off of when you peaked in 10th grade?

• Who? - Did you work on this with anyone? Who did what? Who is this for?

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MY INTERESTS / RESOURCES:

• Ansible

• Awesome Lists

• CI/CD

• Data Science

• Docker

• DynamoDB

• Elasticsearch

• Environment Setups

• Epic Github Repos

• Golang

• Grafana

• Great Blogs

• Knowledge Base

• Kubernetes

  • Kubernetes Storage

• Machine Learning

• Monitoring

• MongoDB

• Programming

• Queues

• Self Hosting

  • Email Server Setups

  • Mailscanner Server Setups

• Serverless

• Sysadmin References

• VPN

• Web Frameworks

Ansible

• Kubernetes on LXC with Ansible

Awesome Lists

• Awesome ChatOps

• Awesome Scalability

• Awesome Drone

Epic Github Repos

• mlabouardy

Authentication

• Nginx ES and Kibana Proxy with LDAP

Data Science

• bulutyazilim - datascience awesome list

Grafana

• Grafana Dashboards @mlabouardy

Docker

**Deploy Stacks to your Swarm: 🐳 **❤️

Logging:

• shazChaudhry Swarm GELF Stack

Metrics:

• StefanProdan - Prometheus, Grafana, cAdvisor, Node Exporter and Alert Manager

• Mlabouardy - Telegraf, InfluxDB, Chronograf, Kapacitor & Slack

Awesome Docker Repos

• Jess's Dockerfiles

• Firecat53's Dockerfiles

RaspberryPi ARM Images:

• arm32v6/alpine:edge

• arm32v6/golang:alpine

• arm32v6/haproxy:alpine

• arm32v6/node:alpine

• arm32v6/openjdk:alpine

• arm32v6/postgres:alpine

• arm32v6/python:2.7-alpine3.6

• arm32v6/python:3.6-alpine3.6

• arm32v6/rabbitmq:alpine

• arm32v6/redis:alpine

• arm32v6/ruby:alpine3.6

• arm32v6/tomcat:alpine

• arm32v6/traefik:latest

• arm32v7/debian:lates

• hypriot/rpi-redis

• jixer/rpi-mongo

• alexellis/armhf

• zeiot: rpi-prometheus stack

• larmog

• Rpi MongoDB

• ARM Swarm

Docker Image Repositories

• Docker Hub: arm32v6

• Docker Hub: armv7

• Github: Luvres Armhf

• Apache/PHP7 on Alpine

• Tomcat on Alpine

• Nginx (jwilder)

• Alpine Images (smebberson)

• SameerSbn

• Linuxserver.io

• Apache-PHP5

• Apache-PHP-Email

Docker-Awesome-Lists

• Java Docker Services

• shouse Docker Awesome List

Docker Blogs:

• Whoami used in Traefik Docs

• Sqlite with Docker

• Rails with Postgres and Redis

• Async Tasks with Flask and Redis

• Flask and Postgres

• Elastic Beats on RaspberryPi

Docker Storage

• Rancher Convoy

• Flocker

• EMC ScaleIO

• RexRay Ceph with Ansible

• ContainX

OpenFaas:

• FaaS Releases

• FaaS Workshop

Prometheus / Grafana on Swarm:

• StefanProdan - SwarmProm

• Monitoring with Prometheus

• UschtWill - Prometheus Grafana Elastalert

• Chmod-Org Promethus with Blackbox

• Finestructure: Prometheus Tutorial

Logging / Kibana / Beats

Libraries

• Loguru | Flask Example with Loguru

Frameworks

• shazChaudhry Swarm GELF Stack

Continious Integration:

Circle-CI

• PHP with Circle-CI

Concourse

• Setup Concourse Environment with Docker

• Getting Started with Concourse and Docker

• Concourse Gated Pipelines

• Concourse Boilerplate

Jenkins

• Modess - PHP with Jenkins

• CI/CD Nodejs Tutorial with Jenkins

• CI/CD Nodejs Tutorial with Jenkins @medium

• Epic CICD workflow with Jenkins, Gitlab, Sonar, Nexus

SwarmCi

• SwarmCI

Travis-CI

• Getting Started with Travis-CI (Original Docs)

• Getting Started with Travis-CI (dwyl - nodejs)

• Blog Site with Travis-CI (Python)

• Build Tests with Python on Travis-CI

• Moving app with Travis-CI

LambCI

• LambCI

DynamoDB

DynamoDB Docs

• AWS DynamoDB: SQL to NoSQL

DynamoDB Best Practices

• Choosing the Right Partition Key

• 10 Things you should know

DynamoDB General Info

• Understanding DynamoDB

Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch Documentation

• General Recommendation

• How Many Shards in my Cluster

• Managing Time-Based Indices Efficiently

• Elasticsearch Best Practices (Bonsai.io)

• AWS ES - Scaling up my Domain

Elasticsearch Cheetsheets:

• My ES Cheatsheet

Elasticsearch Blogs

• Maximize Elasticsearch Indexing Performance

• Autoritative Guide to ES Performance Tuning

• Full text Search Queries

• Query Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch Tools

• Export Data from ES to ES

Environment Setups:

• Golang

Knowledge Base

KB HTTPS

• How does HTTPS work (Miguel Grinberg)

Kubernetes

• Awesome Kubernetes

• Kubernetes Cheatsheet

• Getting Started: Python application on Kubernetes

• Kubernetes Deployments: The Ultimate Guide

• Prometheus Monitoring Stack with Kubernetes on DO

• Traefik as an Ingress Controller on Minikube

• Traefik Ingress with Kubernetes

• Manual Connect your Kubernetes from Outside

• HTTPS Letsencrypt on k3s

• Kubernetes: Nodeport vs Loadbalancer

• Prometheus Monitoring Pipeline on Kubernetes

• Building a Kubernetes CI/CD Pipeline with Rancher

• Building a Kubernetes CI/CD Pipeline with AWS

• Gitea and Drone CI/CD on k3s

• Serverless with Kubernetes using OpenFaaS and Linkerd2

• Managing Kubernetes with kubectl

• OpenFaas Workshop on k3s

• Kubernetes Hands-On Lab with collabnix

• Create ReadWrite Persistent Volumes on Kubernetes

• Kubernetes Clusters with k3s and multipass

Kubernetes Storage

• Kadalu

• Rancher: Longhorn Storage

Golang

• Generate Fake Random Data with Golang

• Ultimate Golang Study Guide

Great Blogs

• Exratione.com

• Joelabrahamsson.com

• Benjamin Cane

• Michael Herman

• Charles Leifer

• Labouardy

• Mark's Tech Blog

Linuxkit:

• Getting Started with Linuxkit

Logging Stacks

• shazChaudhry Swarm GELF Stack

Machine Learning:

• PracticalAI

Metrics:

• AppMetrics with Flask

• Scales: Metrics for Python

• Graphite: Python Flask Metrics

MongoDB:

• Setup MongoDB Cluster

• MongoDB Scripts

• MongoDB Monitoring Tools

• Roles with MongoDB

• Queries: Guru99

• Queries: Exploratory

• Queries: Tutorialspoint

• Queries: MongoDB Cheatsheet

Monitoring

• Docker Swarm Monitoring Stack: Telegraf, InfluxDB, Chronograf, Kapacitor github source

• Docker Swarm Monitoring Stack: Prometheus, Grafana, cAdvisor, Node Exporter github source

• Prometheus Grafana Docker

• Prometheus Blog Seros

• Memcached Monitoring

• Nagios with Nagios Graph

• Slack Alerts with Prometheus

• Local Prometheus Stack

• Docker Swarm Promethus Setup #1

  • Docker Swarm Prometheus Setup #1: Blog

• Docker Swarm Promethus Setup #2

• Docker Swarm Promethus Setup #3 (Blackbox)

• Uptime (fzaninotto)

Monitoring and Alerting

• Cabot (Lightweight Pagerduty)

• Nagios

Monitoring as Statuspages

• Statuspage (darkpixel

• Cachet

Programming

Golang:

• Golang Tutorials

• Golang Wiki

Java:

• Java Spring Boot Examples

Python

Ruby:

• Learn Ruby: Learn Ruby the Hard Way

• Learn Ruby: Ruby for Beginners

• Learn Ruby: Launch School

• Learn Ruby: Arrays

• Install Ruby Environment on Mac

Ruby on Rails:

• Tutorial: Ruby On Rails

• Tutorial: ROR on Docker

Queues

• Alpine SQS

• Kombu: Messaging library for Python

• Python Job Queues with Redis

Sysadmin References:

• Sysadmin Command References

• Linux Performance Observability Tools

• Troubleshooting High IO Wait

• IO Monitoring in Linux

• IOStat and VMStat for Performance Monitoring

• Debugging Heavy Load

Self Hosting

Email Server Setups

• Extratione: Postfix Dovecot MySQL Virtual Users Postfixadmin

• Extratione: Postfix Dovecot MySQL Virtual Users Postfixadmin (Ubuntu 18)

• Linuxsize: Postfix Dovecot MySQL Virtual Users Postfixadmin

• Howtoforge: Postfix, MySQL, Dovecto, Dspam

• Linuxsize: VirtualUsers, MySQL, Postfix, Dovecot

Mailscanner Server Setups

• Spamassassin with Debian 8

Financial

• SelfHosted Firefly

Self Hosting Frameworks:

• Sandstorm

Serverless

• Serverless Zappa

• Serverless Contact Form

• Serverless Authentication on AWS (danilop)

VPN:

VPN-Howto:

• Ubuntu OpenVPN Script

• Ubuntu IPSec Script

• DO - Setup OpenVPN on Ubuntu

• Elasticshosts - IPSec VPN

• PPTP/IPSec/OpenVPN Auto Install

Website Templates

Resume Templates

• johnmarcampbell resume-site

Web Frameworks

Python Flask:

• Python Flask Upload Example

• Awesome Flask - humiaozuzu

• Awesome Flask Apps - Greyli

• Flask over HTTPS (MG)

• Flask Advanced Patterns

• Flask MVC Boilerplate

Programming Language Resources

• C

  • ANSI C Cheat Sheet

  • K&R C book (ANSI C)

  • Make, Clang (video)

  • GDB:

    • Harvard CS50 - GDB (video)

    • Harvard CS50 - GDB (video)

    • Valgrind (video)

  • Let us C

• C++

  • C++ Cheat Sheet

  • STL Cheat Sheet

  • basics

  • pointers

  • class and object

  • functions

  • references

  • templates

  • compilation

  • scope & linkage

  • namespaces

  • OOP

  • STL

  • functors

  • C++ at Google (video)

  • Google C++ Style Guide

    • Google uses clang-format (there is a command line "style" argument: -style=google)

  • Efficiency with Algorithms, Performance with Data Structures (video)

  • Review of C++ concepts (video)

  • Let us C++

  • C++ Primer

• Python

  • Python Cheat Sheet

  • Python in One Video

  • Series on 3.4 (video)

  • Statistics for Hackers (video)

  • Faster Python (video)

  • CPython Walk (video)

  • 10 Tips for Pythonic Code (video)

  • Beyond PEP 8 -- Best practices for beautiful intelligible code (video)

  • Automate the Boring Stuff with Python

  • Coding Interview Essentials

  • Data Structures And Algorithms in Python

• Java

  • Stanford CS106A - Programming Methodology (video)

  • Software Construction In Java (video)

  • Introduction To Programming In Java

  • Algorithms 4th Ed - Algorithm Book In Java

  • Effective Java 3rd Edition

  • Data Structures Easy to Advanced Course - Full Tutorial from a Google Engineer

• Go

  • The Go programming Language

  • The Go programming Language (book)

  • A Tour of Go

  • Effective Go

  • Go Wiki

  • Go at Google: Language Design in the Service of Software Engineering

  • Go Proverbs

  • Go Proverbs - Rob Pike (video)

• HTML

  • Quick HTML Tutorial for Beginners

  • HTML Crash Course for Beginners (1 hr)

  • Basic HTML and HTML5

• CSS

  • Quick CSS Tutorial for Beginners

  • CSS Crash Course for absolute Beginners

  • Basic CSS

• Javascript

  • Learn Javascript in 12 minutes

  • Javascript Beginner Tutorials

  • Javascript Algorithms and Data Structures

  • Javascript Algorithms With Explanations

• Other Language 1

• Other Language 2

• etc

Leetcode/find-work.md

FIND WORK PROGRAMMING

Curated list of websites and resources to find work programming

Please read contribution guidelines before contributing.

• Prepare

• Make CV

• Find work

• Find work by technology

  • iOS

  • Go

  • React

  • Python

  • Rust

  • Haskell

• Find work by country

  • Netherlands

  • Germany

  • Japan

• Freelancing

• Related

Prepare

• Coding Interview University - Complete computer science study plan to become a software engineer.

• Free self taught CS education - Path to a free self-taught education in Computer Science.

• Everything you need to get the job

• LeetCode problems - Many problems geared for solving actual programming interview questions.

• Learn Anything - Best paths for learning any topic including CS, programming and algorithms.

• Algorithms - Solved algorithms and data structures problems in many languages.

• 30 Seconds of Interviews

Make CV

• Awesome CV - Great LaTeX template.

• Deedy Resume

Find work

• HN: Who is Hiring - Search & filter through monthly HN: Who is hiring? postings.

• Otta - Discover the most relevant roles for you at all of London's best startups.

• findwork.dev - Jobs aggregator which collects data from Hacker News, Github, Stackoverflow.

• Who is Hiring

• Angel List

• LinkedIn Jobs

• Stack Overflow Jobs

• Glassdoor

• Hired

• Unicorn Hunt

• Relocate me

• Landing Jobs

• Remote OK

• Indeed

• Loom - Connecting companies and top freelancers.

• Product Hunt Jobs

• Remote - Remote jobs for anyone, anywhere.

• Go Remote

• We Work Remotely

• Hiring Without Whiteboards

• Key Values - Find engineering teams that share your values.

• Future Jobs - The best machine learning, AI, and data science jobs, in one place.

• CalmJobs - Work with companies who values work-life balance.

• Xpo Jobs

• FOSS Jobs - Free & Open Source Jobs.

• co-hire - Simple way for technical people to speak directly with technology companies.

• EntryLvl - Browse through entry level job opportunities and find your match. (HN)

• Y Combinator's list of most active hiring companies on Work at a Startup

• NoiceJobs: Senior Remote Jobs (HN)

• Remoteleaf - Receive hand-picked remote jobs delivered straight to your inbox.

Find work by technology

iOS

• Swift Jobs

• Xcode Jobs

• iOS Jobs

• iOS Indeed Jobs

• SO iOS Jobs

• LinkedIn iOS Jobs

• iOS Dev Jobs - Has newsletter too.

Go

• Go Jobs & Developers

• Stack overflow: Jobs using Go

React

• Reactiflux Jobs

• Key Values: React Developer Jobs

Python

• Py Jobs - Search and post Python jobs all over the globe.

• Free Python Job Board

Rust

• Companies using Rust

• This week in Rust - Weekly Rust newsletter that has Jobs section.

Haskell

• Haskell companies - Curated list of companies using Haskell in industry.

Freelancing

• The Remote Freelancer - List of community-curated resources to find topical remote freelance & contract work.

Related

• CS career questions EU wiki

• Few notes about web developer's interviews

• Finding work wiki

• Remote work wiki

• Search the last 'Who is hiring?' thread

ds-algo-practice

The Algos Open Source

Leetcode

Javascript... review

Search Awesome Lists:

Lambda Resources

Companies That Don't Whiteboard:

Free Certifications

Free Certifications

Security

Project Management

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Certiprof	Free “Scrum Foundations Professional Certificate (SFPC)” certification. Available in en, pt-br & es. Use the code “COVID19Support”	Link	Unknown
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ScrumStudy	Free “Scrum Fundamentals Certified (SFC™)” training course & certification	Link	Unlimited
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Marketing

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Others

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OpenSAP	openSAP is SAP's free learning platform for everyone interested in learning about SAP's latest innovations and how to

Name	URL
Job Search Student Handbook	https://www.notion.so/lambdaschool/Job-Search-Student-Handbook-340f68fa73f14905ba2d9a6c14758a10
Getting Started in the Job Search	https://www.notion.so/Getting-Started-in-the-Job-Search-f8c08815c9f54418847e5722f55e2264
bryan_guner_resume_2021-v4.docx - Google Docs	https://docs.google.com/document/d/1niC6BKdZUJh_ZntAB7IKctt46SDI4JMu/edit
flow-control-in-python	webdevhub
Getting Started in the Job Search	https://www.notion.so/Getting-Started-in-the-Job-Search-f8c08815c9f54418847e5722f55e2264
How to Find Jobs & Apply	https://www.notion.so/How-to-Find-Jobs-Apply-221f63ef910b4bdebb0beb0adaaebc59
How to outreach	https://www.notion.so/How-to-outreach-df7298331584437480890d3d99e3e8a7
How to Interview	https://www.notion.so/How-to-Interview-738bce3c399d4bb8b39e9649966bc239
Code Challenges & Technical Interviews	https://www.notion.so/Code-Challenges-Technical-Interviews-a55923c3b77a40fe866e948b0ec7aa85
Negotiating your Offer	https://www.notion.so/Negotiating-your-Offer-44ef84c797ef486fb8097a3f7aa7702e

🧭

Getting Started in Job Search

🔑Outreach is the key difference in getting a job in 3 months vs. 8 months, which equates to roughly $21,000 in salary! (Source: Recently hired graduate data).

To set yourself up for success in Job Search, do the following immediately:

• Ensure your Your Student Profile is complete with

  • Update your technical skills, preferred roles and location preferences.

  • Update links to your resume, Github, and LinkedIn

  • Indicate interest in Fellows and Public Profiles - do this by answering the questions under "Job Preferences". More details on Public Profiles here.

• Take the Codesignal GCA if you don't have a score of 650+

First Month Goals

🔑Your First Month Guide to Success

• Attend the Welcome to the Job Search live session on Week 1 of your Job Search

• Send at least 10 customized outreach emails to at least 10 employer contacts (more on how this works below)

• Apply to 10 jobs every week and log it using Job Tracker

• **Complete the Job Search Onboarding Canvas Course. **This course will teach you everything from how to apply, do outreach, prep for an interview and much more! (Link to course)

• Achieve a 650+ on the CodeSignal GCA, if you haven't already (link to test)

• Green Github 15+ days of the month or complete 10+ code challenges

• **Secure 1 interview in your first 30 days of job searching. **Graduates with 1 interview in the first 30 days are 3x more likely to get a job in 90 days. This interview doesn't have to be at your dream company, in fact, it is better if it isn't. If you only work toward one goal, let it be this!

Custom Outreach Message Generator

From working with 1000s of placed Lambda graduates, we know that outreach is the key to landing that first interview. To speed things along, I will be providing email contacts and outreach messages for jobs you apply to. The following tutorial video will run you through how this simple process works:

TUTORIAL LINK: https://www.loom.com/share/5983de693024407f888d9b8e3694f3f5

To take advantage of this, fill out the** **Outreach Request Form with a link to a job description and some quick reasons on why you are a good fit. Our team will send you the email address and a customized 3-email sequence outreach to send. The form should take you <5 minutes to fill out and once you submit it you will get the outreach document within 1-2 business days.

🥗 Food for thought: If you spend 1-2 hours finding 10 job openings you are interested in and 1 hour filling out an Outreach Request Form for each job opportunity, and 20 minutes sending the outreach messages, you will complete your expected weekly outreach goal in under 4 hours! ⏰

Outcomes Programs

Lambda School offers two programs to help you get your foot in the door. Find out what is needed from you and how to qualify for these to increase your chances of landing a job:

📬Hiring Partner Opportunities🕹️Lambda Fellows

Career Tools

These tools will help you find jobs, keep track of your job search and facilitate a faster job search. We highly recommend using Job Tracker to keep track of all applications, outreach and interviews.

• Lambda Careers Site - The place to do your job search. This site helps you track your 10/10/10 goals and offers you jobs to apply to + people to reach out to.

• Your Job Tracker - A tool that helps you keep track of all the jobs you're interested in, applied for, reached out to, and interviewing for.

• Lambda Chrome Extension - A Chrome extension that helps you save jobs from around the internet to your Job Tracker.

• Job Finder** **- Find junior roles that fit your profile information.

• Public Profiles** **- Share your information with hiring partners on our Public Profiles site.

List of Job Search Slack Channels

• #job_search_support - A place for you to post questions + get help from career staff

• #job_search - Read only channel where the careers team posts office hours, technical challenges and announcements. If you haven't been added to this group, message @Rachel Cohen.

• #job_search_month - Your graduating class job search onboarding group to get you started in the job search. Example name: #job_search_april

• **#job_search_product_support **- Report bugs or issues with career tools (Job Tracker, Profile, etc)

• **#job_board - **Where alumni, our team and the community posts jobs!

• #job_board_DS - Where alumni, our team and the community posts Data Science specific jobs!

Important Resources

Here are some of our most popular resources to help you with your job search. We recommend reviewing these to get the most out of your job search.

Doing Outreach:

• Cold Outreach 101

• How to conduct Informational Interviews

📭How use the Customized Outreach Message and Contact Sourcing Generator

Job Boards:

• List of Recommended Job Boards + Tools

• List of developer Slack groups (great for finding jobs to apply to)

• #job_board on Slack

Interviewing:

• Calendly to book Interview Prep with a coach

• What to do immediately following an interview

Data Science specific resources:

• Data Science Resumes

• Data Science Careers Handbook

• Job Sourcing Cheat Sheet

Lambda Job Search Important Docs:

📚FAQ📅Organize Your Job Search

Outreach is the key difference in getting a job in 3 months vs. 8 months, which equates to roughly $21,000 in salary! (Source: Recently hired graduate data).

To set yourself up for success in Job Search, do the following immediately:

• [ ] Ensure your Your Student Profile is complete with

  • [ ] Update your technical skills, preferred roles and location preferences.

  • [ ] Update links to your resume, Github, and LinkedIn

  • [ ] Indicate interest in Fellows and Public Profiles - do this by answering the questions under "Job Preferences". More details on Public Profiles here.

• [ ] Take the Codesignal GCA if you don't have a score of 650+

First Month Goals

Your First Month Guide to Success

• [ ] Attend the Welcome to the Job Search live session on Week 1 of your Job Search

• [ ] Send at least 10 customized outreach emails to at least 10 employer contacts (more on how this works below)

• [ ] Apply to 10 jobs every week and log it using Job Tracker

• [ ] Complete the Job Search Onboarding Canvas Course. This course will teach you everything from how to apply, do outreach, prep for an interview and much more! (Link to course)

• [ ] Achieve a 650+ on the CodeSignal GCA, if you haven't already (link to test)

• [ ] Green Github 15+ days of the month or complete 10+ code challenges

• [ ] Secure 1 interview in your first 30 days of job searching. Graduates with 1 interview in the first 30 days are 3x more likely to get a job in 90 days. This interview doesn't have to be at your dream company, in fact, it is better if it isn't. If you only work toward one goal, let it be this!

Custom Outreach Message Generator

From working with 1000s of placed Lambda graduates, we know that outreach is the key to landing that first interview. To speed things along, I will be providing email contacts and outreach messages for jobs you apply to. The following tutorial video will run you through how this simple process works:

TUTORIAL LINK:https://www.loom.com/share/5983de693024407f888d9b8e3694f3f5

To take advantage of this, fill out the Outreach Request Form with a link to a job description and some quick reasons on why you are a good fit. Our team will send you the email address and a customized 3-email sequence outreach to send. The form should take you <5 minutes to fill out and once you submit it you will get the outreach document within 1-2 business days.

🥗 Food for thought: If you spend 1-2 hours finding 10 job openings you are interested in and 1 hour filling out an Outreach Request Form for each job opportunity, and 20 minutes sending the outreach messages, you will complete your expected weekly outreach goal in under 4 hours! ⏰

Outcomes Programs

Lambda School offers two programs to help you get your foot in the door. Find out what is needed from you and how to qualify for these to increase your chances of landing a job:

Hiring Partner Opportunities

Lambda Fellows

Career Tools

These tools will help you find jobs, keep track of your job search and facilitate a faster job search. We highly recommend using Job Tracker to keep track of all applications, outreach and interviews.

• Lambda Careers Site - The place to do your job search. This site helps you track your 10/10/10 goals and offers you jobs to apply to + people to reach out to.

• Your Job Tracker - A tool that helps you keep track of all the jobs you're interested in, applied for, reached out to, and interviewing for.

• Lambda Chrome Extension - A Chrome extension that helps you save jobs from around the internet to your Job Tracker.

• **Job Finder** - Find junior roles that fit your profile information.

• Public Profiles - Share your information with hiring partners on our Public Profiles site.

List of Job Search Slack Channels

• #job_search_support - A place for you to post questions + get help from career staff

• #job_search - Read only channel where the careers team posts office hours, technical challenges and announcements. If you haven't been added to this group, message @Rachel Cohen.

• #job_search_month - Your graduating class job search onboarding group to get you started in the job search. Example name: #job_search_april

• #job_search_product_support - Report bugs or issues with career tools (Job Tracker, Profile, etc)

• #job_board - Where alumni, our team and the community posts jobs!

• #job_board_DS - Where alumni, our team and the community posts Data Science specific jobs!

Important Resources

Here are some of our most popular resources to help you with your job search. We recommend reviewing these to get the most out of your job search.

Doing Outreach:

• Cold Outreach 101

• How to conduct Informational Interviews

How use the Customized Outreach Message and Contact Sourcing Generator

Job Boards:

• List of Recommended Job Boards + Tools

• List of developer Slack groups (great for finding jobs to apply to)

• #job_board on Slack

Interviewing:

• Calendly to book Interview Prep with a coach

• What to do immediately following an interview

Data Science specific resources:

• Data Science Resumes

• Data Science Careers Handbook

• Job Sourcing Cheat Sheet

Lambda Job Search Important Docs:

FAQ

Organize Your Job Search