Join us at Srcbook

We are building the future of TypeScript devtooling. We believe that more teams than ever are building in TypeScript, but there isn't a good prototyping environment which allows to explore libraries, try out ideas, and deploy simple apps incredibly fast.

So we're building it. It starts with an open-source notebook: https://srcbook.com, but the long term vision is to give the ability to TypeScript devs to ship mini-apps incredibly fast, by focusing on the backend code.

We also believe that AI should be heavily leveraged, so our app uses it as a copilot. Because a notebook is different than an IDE, we can do lots of very interesting UX tricks to make iterating and generating with AI very easy.

We're looking for devs who are curious, driven and autonomous. You are a good fit if you're passionate about TS, devtools, and the UX of coding.

Join us!

Our hackernews launch had an incredible reception and we’re looking for great engineers to accelerate building out our ambitious roadmap. Currently, the team is Nicholas and Ben, founders and good friends who worked together for years and have lots of experience from Cruise, Pinterest, Groupon, Nextdoor.

You’ll work on the open-source Srcbook application, owning the design and delivery of impactful, user-facing features. There are a lot of engineering, product, architecture, and performance challenges that we need your help with.

You’ll also help us build out infrastructure to help developers create and host Srcbooks in the cloud in addition to the local experience.

You are a fit if you:

• are a experienced with and excited about TypeScript
• are curious and driven
• are autonomous and proactive
• are optimistic about technology
• care about product and developer experience
• are a pragmatic programmer who understands the importance of good and simple code

• node
• react
• elixir