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Remote Python Launch Day

Happy New Year!

I'm happy to announce that RemotePython.com is finally live! I built this site to scratch my own itch. I'm a freelance Python developer and only interested in remote jobs as I travel a lot. There are a bunch of job sites that I constantly check and subscribe to, but had to filter them for remote Python jobs.

I figured I'm probably not alone, so why not build a job board and aggregator only for remote Python jobs? It would be nice to just have one site to check. Users of the site can also drill down to very specific Python-related skills and technologies.

In addition to job listings, I also built a directory for Python developers where potential employers/clients can find them. The developers can publish/unpublish and update their profiles at any time. They can also be contacted through the site without revealing their email addresses.

While all job and developer listings can be viewed without signing up, I'd recommend creating an account (it's free) to get the most out of the site.

Below are some additional things you can do when you create an account:

• Post jobs (free!) and manage them
• Create and publish your developer profile
• Save jobs and add notes to them
• Receive and manage messages

Currently on my roadmap:

• Daily and weekly job alerts via email (for now, you can use the RSS feed)
• Slack chat community
• Premium job postings
• Pageview stats for job posts and developer profiles
• Sender block list for messages

For those who are curious about Remote Python's tech stack:

• Python 3.5
• Django 1.10
• PostgreSQL 9.6
• Ubuntu 14.04
• Nginx
• Gunicorn

Hope you will find this site useful!

If you have any questions, suggestions, feedback, or found bugs please don't hesitate to contact me at jonathan@remotepython.com or simply leave a comment below.