For almost a year I’ve been helping social media curation tool Storify as a software engineer with their Node.js apps, Backbone.js front-end development as well as supporting Storify API, implementing Twitter API v1.1 intergration, writing blog posts and answering Storify API questions. We had some great moments and a few weeks ago I summed them up in a post.
However, everything comes to an end at some point, and I’ve embarked on a new adventure with the insudtry leader in sending, signing and managing cloud documents DocuSign. Its team is amazing. The main focus is on rebuilding the customer facing products with cutting-edge technologies such as Node.js, Express.js, Backbone.js, CoffeeScript, Redis and Grunt (more on it later).
Storify itself broke the news when with announcement that LiveFyre acuired Storify. Congrats to the Storify and LiveFyre — the new giant in a social media and curation!
Small recap about Storify acuqisition from the online news:
- Livefyre Acquires Storify. The Story is Just Beginning.
- Storify acquired by Livefyre
- Livefyre acquires Storify to bolster its social storytelling capabilities
- Why Livefyre acquired Storify: Helping brands become better storytellers, and the road to an IPO
- Livefyre Acquires Storify, Creates Massive Social Curation Platform
- Livefyre acquires Storify to expand its social-media curation platform
- Livefyre Acquires Storify, Says The Social Curation Service Will Still Operate As Standalone Product
- Livefyre Acquires Social Storytelling Tool Storify
- Storify sold to Livefyre
- Comment platform Livefyre buys Storify
- Storify sold to Livefyre in a merging of social curation tools
- LIVEFYRE ACQUIRES SOCIAL STORYTELLING PLATFORM STORIFY
- Livefyre Acquires Social Storytelling Platform Storify
- Social media curation platform Livefyre acquires Storify
- Livefyre Acquires Social Storytelling Platform Storify
Congrats and best wishes for your new adventure! DocuSign seems pretty cool ;)