We’re hiring Product Managers to grow Cryptowatch

We have six job openings at Cryptowatch for Product Managers. We're looking for people who have an obsession with building software, obnoxious attention to detail, and a strong intuition for user experience. You will be working every day with developers, designers, and project managers. You will be making lots of product decisions and documenting them … Continue reading We’re hiring Product Managers to grow Cryptowatch

Sponsoring development of Rust GUI library iced

The Cryptowatch team has recently welcomed Héctor Ramón, also known as hecrj, who is the author of a Rust GUI framework called iced. Héctor has joined us as our first full-time Rust developer. Héctor got a lot of attention for iced when he announced it on reddit in September, and deservedly so. It's a nicely … Continue reading Sponsoring development of Rust GUI library iced

Changes to the Cryptowatch REST API hourly limits

Today we released changes that make it possible to pay for a higher hourly allowance on our REST API. We have also reduced the hourly CPU allowance limit for anonymous users from 8 CPU seconds to 4 CPU seconds. There is a 6 week grace period during which the default anonymous allowance will gradually lower … Continue reading Changes to the Cryptowatch REST API hourly limits

Don’t forget to POST

Modern best practices in both React and Angular make a dangerous omission: the method attribute on form elements. This can lead to accidental logging of user credentials. It is now considered standard to hijack a form’s submit behavior in these frameworks using onSubmit or ng-submit, and most code examples don’t even bother to give their … Continue reading Don’t forget to POST