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Provide a company page for users to be able to view postings by a company.

When a user views a job posting or views the posting on the index, search or job posting view the company will have a link to a new company page.

The company page should include:

• The name of the company
• List any job postings by that company (like it does on the index)
• There should include a back button in the top right.
• The results should also be paginated
• The postings should be available in rss and json like on the index.

Additional Features

• Integrate with Glassdoor (if possible) to provide feedback about the company.
• Provide a link to the company website (this may not be possible because the postings don't always include a link to the company site)
• Add filter for the postings

I thought it would be good to see if we could list everyone who has helped contribute to the site and show their avatar and name.

Something likes this:

Would be great to see it on the readme and on the about page for the site.

The emails that get sent out from the site that are generated from Devise, the authentication library are very plain. They could be updated to make them a little nicer.

Here is an example of the forgot password email:

Somethings to add to the email are:

• Include "JobbyJobJob" in the subject so users know what site it is
• Better welcome message
• Logo or Image identifying the site so users know where it is
• Expiration Information
• Who requested the reset? (IP Address? User Agent?)
• Contact Support information (which is just my email I guess)

Other emails that needed added

• Sign Up Registration Welcome Email
• When a user changes their password (which is handled in another issue)

Emails should be from: [email protected]
My email is: [email protected]

Currently on the site there is no way for a user to update their password. When a user logs into their account they should be able to go to settings and update password.

Settings should also include these new fields:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Address
• City
• State
• Zip
• Phone Number
• Profile Picture (this would connect to s3 with paperclip)
• Website

These fields should be integrated into the resume builder and auto-populated when creating a new resume. Information will not be available to other users or users who are not logged in.

Update the url that pulls back stack overflow jobs to set the location to "Remote" so it only returns remote jobby jobs.

Related to pull request #2

Happy Hacktoberfest @chivoX haha

When a user clicks on a filter or enters a search term the pagination does not update. The links for the pagination do not retain the search results and goes back.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to home page
2. Click on 'Rails'
3. Notice pagination still is paginating on results from the home screen and does not update.
4. Scroll down to 'the pagination links 1.2.3.4'
5. Click on the number 2
6. The link removes the filter or search item and you are back to seeing all jobs.

Expected behavior
When a user searches or clicks on a filter the pagination should update to reflect how many pages/posts there are based on the users search result or filter.

Screenshots

Some of the company logos that show on the site do not look good and appear to be skewed.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to main website
2. Click on 'rails' on the sidebar
3. Scroll down to 'Senior Rails engineer' (attached screenshot)
4. See image of the logo is skewed.

Expected behavior
The image should show up and not look skewed and look like the other images that show up correctly.

When a user goes to the index of the website there should be a way to pull data via RSS and JSON formats. This should be handled by the request format.

The JSON and RSS should include fields from the job posting and be ordered by the publish date in descending order so newest items show first.

• Title
• Logo/Image
• Description
• Publish Date
• Company
• Job Board
• URL

Users should also be able to view the individual posting in this format.

http://localhost:3000/?format=json
http://localhost:3000/?format=rss

http://jobbyjobjob.net/post/28133.json
http://jobbyjobjob.net/post/28133.rss

http://localhost:3000/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=ruby&format=json
http://localhost:3000/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=ruby&format=rss

JSON format should follow the JSON API

The pages should include a link in head of the html with the link to the rss feed.

<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="Subscribe to Jobby Job Job Feeds" href="http://localhost:3000/?format=rss" />

There should also be a link to the rss feed on the top right side under the view history with a link for users to subscribe to the feed. The links should point to the individual feeds for rss and json.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

As a user who visits the site on their mobile device. The filters currently show below the job posts. It might be better to move it about and change the layout so they can span across to make it easier to click and view.

On the right side of the postings page it lists the items that you previously viewed. It might be nice to add a delete action because the list can get rather long. It might also be nice to only show 10 of last viewed items.

This is a good project to work on if you want to do Hacktoberfest #Hacktoberfest Some things that might be fun to work on:

• Adding ability to login to save jobs.
• Adding your resume.
• Add stackoverflow jobs.
• Add some cool graphics that look like they are from the 80's.
• Update the layout for the job post so it looks nicer.
• Fix typos or grammer
• Add the source for the job post to the listings on the home page.
• Fix menu in mobile

There is a background job that runs on a heroku scheduler that calls the rake task rake jobby_job:process_job_sites. This basically removes that are a month old and pulls them from the job boards. The removal of older postings is done to keep the database from getting very large.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run $ rake jobby_job:process_job_sites
2. Create a user and login
3. Scroll down to the last jobs and save some
4. Run $ rake jobby_job:clear_job_sites
5. Click on My Jobs and the jobs are gone.

Expected behavior
My Jobs should not be removed.

Additional context
I think the best option is to change how jobs are saved. Maybe updating the saved_jobs table to store the job posting information instead of the reference to the id of the job post. This way all the data is still saved and can be queried against. Then updating the My Jobs page to pull job postings from the information saved in saved_jobs.