
MVP for a knowledge-sharing startup
Senior Software Engineer
Nov 2011 – Nov 2012
Konnektid was a startup building a social network that connects people through what they know and can do: someone looking for knowledge finds someone nearby who can share it. As the first developer, I built the platform as an MVP, full-stack on Node.js, so the founder could use it in talks with investors about building it out.
The MVP brought several hard parts together, in the early days of Node.js: geo queries in MongoDB to find people nearby, the main state in CouchDB, real-time chat over websockets between people offering and seeking knowledge, and sign-in with existing Facebook, Google, LinkedIn or Twitter accounts.
The platform went live. Some time later a CTO joined to take it over and develop it further together with the founder.
As a Senior Software Engineer, my responsibilities included:
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