Develop client-side only web application

I'm looking for web developers that are willing to test (and being payed for it) a platform called Stamplay. The reason I'm doing this is to collect faster real world use cases and showcase them on our public website (with your name of course ;) ) with the possibility of becoming one of our first developers of our developer partner program. Stamplay streamlines the development of the backend of an app and let you focus only on the client side. We bring together building blocks and services API in a way that you just need to pick them and define rules like “When a user sign up with Facebook, send him a welcome email and add him on my Mailchimp list”. You can think of us as "IFTTT for web applications”. After this you’re up and running, our platform stores the data and expose you the API for your app and automatically generates the backend to let you manage all the data. You only need to care about the UX and the UI of your product. We love to say that we let you build Rome in a day. The type of app to create is up to you, it can be a game, a tool for internal use in an organization or a promotional campaign. In order to apply for this job proposal you need to anticipate what are you going to build so that we can approve that is a use case we don't have yet. To have an overview of how it works you can check this quick video ([login to view URL]) that gives you an idea of how it works or try it by yourself on [login to view URL] while API docs are exposed over here ([login to view URL]) I'm looking with web developers that are able to master front end coding and are confident with Restful APIs. The basic skillset requires: - HTML - CSS3 - Javascript - usage of frontend frameworks like Backbone/Angular/Ember is a plus - Write clean, modular, robust code to implement the desired requirements - Contribute ideas for making the application better and easier to use The developer must be willing to test a new platform that will host his front end code. A portfolio of previous work is welcome. For any question feel free to get in touch. Best, Giuliano