Why not to add the technologies of each company?

[chalkmaster]

Exemple:
Prime Systems | http://primesystems.com.br | Android; Angular.JS; C# MVC - WebAPI; iOS; Java; Ruby; WindowsPhone

Not necessarily at readme, but in some place.

[lerrua]

@chalkmaster great idea and i'm agree with you about readme, maybe put a stack column will break the table layout. What do you think about a json file? We can add office location and tech stack, later we can use this for make some charts. =)

[chalkmaster]

I like the idea, a json file sounds good. If you didn't design anything
yet, I can propose something and we work to improve on it.

2015-10-14 11:29 GMT-03:00 Igor P. Leroy notifications@github.com:

@chalkmaster https://github.com/chalkmaster great idea and i'm agree
with you about readme, maybe put a stack column will break the table
layout. What do you think about a json file? We can add office location
and tech stack, later we can use this for make some charts. =)

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[lerrua]

please, do it @chalkmaster 🍻

[fernandomoraes]

+1 for this

[vtrbtf]

+1 for this

[tauil]

+1

[ricardokdz]

+1

[lerrua]

What do you guys think about this?
https://github.com/jessicard/remote-jobs/tree/master/company-profiles

Or write a (json|csv) file is better?

[ricardokdz]

markdown is cool

[reinaldob]

+1

[tauil]

Simple page written in markdown ++

[lerrua]

Great!

Another question, just one markdown file with all companies details or each company have your markdown file? My vote is one big file with stack, a little description, location office and recruitment mail/url.

BTW, I still want write a json file because i will create some charts showing languages most used, locations and etc. Anyway, can be useful.

[tauil]

Let's keep it simple! One file with just what's essential!

Before thinking on charts you have to ensure that you have enough data for it!

[ricardokdz]

+1 for one file

[lerrua]

+1 for one markdown file

@tauil yep, I think the json file is a second step.

[dekken201]

+1, it would be very interesting.