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The document summarizes an internship at a startup cloud hosting company. It provides details about the company's history and funding, organization of teams, traditions like hack days and project ownership, and technologies used like Python, Node.js, and various databases. It also lists several projects the intern worked on, including integrating Github, tutorials on Ember.js, prototyping a dashboard, and developing documentation and demos for the company's JavaScript library. In conclusion, the intern enjoyed the autonomy and switching between front-end and back-end work during the internship and hopes to join the company full-time after graduation.

End of studies internship
6 month inside clouds shepherding

Tuesday, September 18, 12

point cloude ?
.cloud ?

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Startup

• Y Combinator 2010

• Raised $10M in March 2011

• Acquired DuoStack in May 2011

• Less than 20 employees

• A majority of French native speaking anglish

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Teams

• Platform

• SRE

• Willy -> Labs

• Support 1+1

• The non Devs (Marketing, Finance, etc...)

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Traditions

• Hack-days

• Project ownership

• Monday all hand lunch meeting

• Jungle (proof next slide)

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Tools & Technologies

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Tools we use a lot

• Github (kiln also)

• Yammer

• IRC

• SCRUM (Stand up, sprint planning, product meeting)

• FogBugz

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Technologies

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Tuesday, September 18, 12
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Technologies, for real

• Platform: Python

• SRE: Python, SHELL scripts

• Labs: Node.js, Javascript, Python

• Support: * (PHP, Perl, Python, Node.js, Java, MongoDB, MySQL, Ruby, Redis, PostgreSQL, Solr, you name it)

• Non-Devs: Exel, Posterous, Twitter, Facebook, Intercom

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Github integration

• Experimenting with web tool

• Discovering and testing of the new REST API

• Unleashing Github API capabilities

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Ember.js

• Focus on the fullstack developers

• Embrace a framework and promote it

• Demo App

• Draft of a tutorial

Tuesday, September 18, 12

http://embertutorial-3on.dotcloud.com/demo-app
Tuesday, September 18, 12

Dashboard prototype

• Taking ownership of a project already started

• Handling working with contractors

• Making technical decisions

• Wireframe to first version

Tuesday, September 18, 12

dotCloud js

• Landing page

• Documentation

• Local development environment

• Twilio API module

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Demos

• http://js.dotcloud.com/

• http://jslib.dotcloud.com/docs/symbols/
dotcloud.twitter.html

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Landing pages

• Growth initiative

• Improve SEO

• Boilerplate to easy the learning curve

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Demo

• http://deploy.dotcloud.com

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Stackoverflow.com

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Hackdays

• http://mustake-dotcloud-labs.dotcloud.com/

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Feedback on the internship

Tuesday, September 18, 12

Why I liked my internship

• Lots of liberty, ownership of my projects

• Switching between backend and frontend

• Great team and office

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Fulltime

• Dashboard, the new dotCloud

• Landing Pages & boiler plates

• ???

• H1B hopefully

Tuesday, September 18, 12

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Internship dotCloud

1. End of studies internship 6 month inside clouds shepherding Tuesday, September 18, 12

2. point cloude ? .cloud ? Tuesday, September 18, 12

3. Startup • Y Combinator 2010 • Raised $10M in March 2011 • Acquired DuoStack in May 2011 • Less than 20 employees • A majority of French native speaking anglish Tuesday, September 18, 12

4. Teams • Platform • SRE • Willy -> Labs • Support 1+1 • The non Devs (Marketing, Finance, etc...) Tuesday, September 18, 12

5. Traditions • Hack-days • Project ownership • Monday all hand lunch meeting • Jungle (proof next slide) Tuesday, September 18, 12

6. Tuesday, September 18, 12

7. Tools & Technologies Tuesday, September 18, 12

8. Tools we use a lot • Github (kiln also) • Yammer • IRC • SCRUM (Stand up, sprint planning, product meeting) • FogBugz Tuesday, September 18, 12

9. Technologies • Tuesday, September 18, 12 *

10. Technologies, for real • Platform: Python • SRE: Python, SHELL scripts • Labs: Node.js, Javascript, Python • Support: * (PHP, Perl, Python, Node.js, Java, MongoDB, MySQL, Ruby, Redis, PostgreSQL, Solr, you name it) • Non-Devs: Exel, Posterous, Twitter, Facebook, Intercom Tuesday, September 18, 12

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16. Tuesday, September 18, 12

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18. Tuesday, September 18, 12

19. Tuesday, September 18, 12

20. Tuesday, September 18, 12

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