AstonJ

AstonJ

How can software developers help in the Coronavirus pandemic?

Thread to discuss ideas and thoughts on how developers might be able help in the Coronavirus pandemic.

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Phillipp

Phillipp

Then people don’t show their points card. And I think there is a big privacy concern here. I doubt those card providers know exactly what the customer has bought but rather know just the final price.

Qqwy

Qqwy

The most coordinated effort I have seen so far is: https://app.jogl.io/project/121 called ‘Helpful Engineering’.

justinjunodev

justinjunodev

I’m working on a new project called Paths, it’s still in beta.

But a couple of my team members put this together earlier this week. Basically we are using a subset of our Paths data to show new jobs related to COVID-19. The majority of these are in healthcare and research, but there are a few office and sanitation ones too.

Essentially, it is a dashboard with some neat visuals and tools to help you see what/where the most opportunities are available, trends, etc.

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