r/WebDevJobs

Looking for Fullstack Developer | Long-term | Hosting/SaaS Project [HIRING]

🔴 EUROPEAN UNION ONLY 🔴

Hey,

I’m currently building a hosting platform focused on gameservers (primarily Minecraft), with plans to expand into rootservers and other services later

The project is still in an early stage, but the core direction, infrastructure base and concept are already clearly defined

What i’m looking for:

  • Fullstack developer (strong in backend + system thinking)
  • Comfortable with APIs, auth, system design and integrations
  • Experience with Docker / hosting-related systems is a big plus
  • Clear, open communicator, someone who shares updates and answers questions honestly
  • Someone who thinks long-term and cares about building things properly

Important:

This is a profit-share based long-term project

That means:

  • Higher risk at the beginning
  • But real upside if the project succeeds

You wouldn’t just be “a developer”, but a core part of the project:

  • involved in technical decisions
  • helping shape the system and architecture
  • bringing in your own ideas and improving things

This is not a typical boss/worker setup, but a proper collaboration building something together long-term

About me:

  • Based in Germany
  • Handling business, structure and strategy
  • Working with a sysadmin on infrastructure
  • Goal is to build a serious long-term company, not a quick project

If this sounds interesting to you, feel free to reach out

We can just have a quick chat, get to know each other a bit and see if it’s a good fit from both sides

Discord: qlkevin15
or just DM me here : )

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u/Livid-Fortune-9451 — 6 days ago

We are a Frontend + Backend duo with 14 yrs combined experience, and are available immidiately to collaborate! [Portfolio]

>⚠️ Urgent: Available for full time immediately - UI/UX Designer with 7 years of experience

Hey! We are a 2 person team with ~7 years of experience each, working together as Frontend + Backend.

I handle the frontend side - UI/UX, user flows, wireframes, design systems, prototypes, all that good stuff. Basically making things look clean and feel easy to use. 🎨🖌

My partner handles backend - databases, data flow, performance, integrations (payments, APIs, etc). He makes sure everything actually works fast and doesn't break 😎✨

Tech stack (mine):
Bootstrap, Tailwind, JavaScript, jQuery, Figma, FigJam, Inkscape, WordPress, React

His stack:
Angular, Laravel, CodeIgniter, ReactJS, NodeJS, MySQL, Core PHP

📢 We are available immediately!
We recently wrapped up a pretty big project that went on for over a year for a USA client, so we've got some bandwidth right now.

We're open to freelance / part-time work, ideally with clients who value creativity.

If you've got something in mind (small or big), feel free to reach out 🙂

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u/HoneyChickenWings999 — 8 days ago

[Hiring]: UI/UX Designer + Swift/Kotlin Developers | Full-Time | $300 - $900

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We’re building a sports app and looking for:

Senior UI/UX Designer — strong global design taste, with proven experience designing and shipping high-quality apps/platforms.

Swift Developer — experienced in building production-grade iOS apps.

Kotlin Developer — experienced in building production-grade Android apps.

Full-time opportunity. Prior experience in sports/consumer apps is a plus.

DM me with your portfolio/GitHub, experience, and availability.

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u/adiknow — 10 days ago
▲ 42 r/WebDevJobs+1 crossposts

The internet is shit, and everyone is losing their jobs to AI used by companies racing to make it even more shit. Is it time for us to 'seize the means of production'!?

Honestly, the internet is a painful place to be now. Everything on it seems to be designed solely for profit over utility, pushing to extract users personal data, and trying convince us to sign up to subscriptions.

You can't even google for things now as it shows you who is paying to find you, ahead of what you are looking for.

My suggestion for taking it back is:

  1. We create an 'de-shittification' check-list for all the ways the internet has been fucked up
  2. Form a community of mods, like Wikipedia's moderators.
  3. We build a new browser with a built in search engine that only lists pre-approved sites.
  4. Any user can submit a site to be listed on the search engine, if they think it passes our de-shittification list. Mods then review and approve it.
  5. Any user can report a site that is in violation of a clause on our shit list. Nice big [!] button on the browser.
  6. We actively encourage people to rebuild popular sites, with all the shit removed (and branding changed), then list them as an 'alternative to' which users can search. Like Facebook, but with your friends and community events, rather than politics and influencers.
  7. We encourage self-hosting and community hosting ideas, to keep costs down and reduce the need for to monetise everything. Also self-ownership or community ownership, over companies.

As far as i'm aware this doesn't exist, but it should. A bit like the Fediverse, but for rebuilding the internet rather than social media without walled gardens (though many fediverse projects could be listed).

I'm just spit-balling here, but if others think its a good idea i'm fully in for setting up the build.

If you agree its needed, what should be on the De-shittifaction List?

To give an example and get started:

1: No user data collection (beyond account creation where needed).

2: No pop up ads

3: No targeted ads

4: No walled-garden social media

5: No political ads pushed via social media

6: Social media algorithms must be opensource and promote healthy content, over out-rage and drama.

7: No addictive design, taking ideas or working with, groups like Time Well Spent, IndieWeb, Solid, The Calm Technology philosophy, etc

Imho, Web devs built the internet, were told to make it shitty, and are now being told they aren't needed because AI can make it far more shitty than we/they ever could.. why don't we build it again with blackjack and hookers the way it always should have been?

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u/roamingandy — 14 days ago