We are looking for Ruby on Rails developers

In 360 Cities (www.360cities.net) we are looking for rails developers to add to our team, either full time or by hour/freelancing. You will be working with an existing application with a very small team. You will primarily be adding new features, but also rewriting/debugging parts of the existing codebase when necessary. We need you to … Continue reading We are looking for Ruby on Rails developers →

What do these places have in common?

Take the following list: Brazil, UK, Spain, New Zealand, Republic of South Africa, Germany, United States, and the Netherlands If asked what these places have in common, it wouldn't take long to start thinking soccer (football for those who are unaware that a football isn't always round). But if we were to extend the list … Continue reading What do these places have in common? →

The Sani Pass to Lesotho on whl.travel and 360cities.net

Our partner whl.travel goes to some of the most interesting and untouched places on the planet and so do we. Both John Gore and Jan Vrsinsky have visited and immortalized the Sani Pass, look at the panos. http://www.360cities.net/javascripts/krpano/krpano.swfSani Top Chalet in South Africa Benita Wentzel has done an interesting piece on the tarring of the … Continue reading The Sani Pass to Lesotho on whl.travel and 360cities.net →

We Improved Our Image Pages

After a long time of measuring, designing and research, we launched a new version of image pages today. This is a very important change for us, since image pages are the pages that show all panoramas on our site, and are responsible for about 60%-80% of traffic on our site (the exact number changes depending … Continue reading We Improved Our Image Pages →