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Category Archives: engineering
Tips for Building High-Quality Django Apps at Scale
At DoorDash, most of our backend is currently based in Django and Python.
“Bee boo bee boop”: Testing Robot Deliveries on DoorDash
All types of Dashers use DoorDash on a daily basis to complete deliveries.
Why We Use KIF-Quick for User Interface Tests
At DoorDash our engineering teams are constantly building out new code to improve our user interface (UI) on iOS.
How To Get from Salad to Sushi in 3 Moves
At DoorDash, we want to make it as easy as possible for people to discover and order from great restaurants in their neighborhoods.
Launching the DoorDash Platform with DoorDash Drive
From the very start, DoorDash was founded with the goal of being the local logistics layer for every city.
Group Ordering Just Became Easier with New iMessage Integration
Earlier this year, at Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference, we demoed a way for DoorDash customers to place group orders directly from the new iMessage app.
Data at DoorDash: Transparent, Ubiquitous, and Still Just Getting Started
(Cross-posted from Job Portraits, a site that highlights fast-growing startup teams.
DoorDash at #WWDC2016
Today at the World Wide Developer’s Conference, Apple revealed some of the newest features of their upcoming iOS 10 platform.
Food Delivery by Drone: Literally a Pie in the Sky Idea
A few weeks back, we held our second formal hackathon, where DoorDash engineers tackled projects like a tool to improve customer service communication, a lightweight recommendation engine, and an employee name game.