Hire HAML developers

Job boards such as Dice or Indeed can work, but finding your ideal match will require long hours of sifting through scarce tech listings and questionable CVs. Check forum discussions, browse profiles of attendees at meetups & conferences devoted to the Haml (or even those presenting on the topic). The most experienced software engineers probably share work publicly via sites such as Github, so browsing recent projects and looking for their authors can’t hurt.

Platforms created for hassle-free talent matching based on technical niches – such as Lemon.io, also provide an excellent way to quickly discover experienced candidates. We will match you with our pre-screened Haml developers in 48 hours, just apply.

To ensure that clients get the right expert for this role, Haml coders are also covered by a no-risk, 20 hour paid pilot period (same with all specialized jobs at Lemon.io). Get acquainted with them. The test drive allows for evaluating both their technical proficiency through working together as well as the team dynamics compatibility.

Rest assured, you have complete peace of mind. Why? Our replacement guarantee makes switching easy. Should anything go awry, we can quickly find another candidate more suited to specific project needs. In 99% of cases, there is no need for a replacement, but be sure we will do the business for you if it’s needed.

Haml, though not as widely adopted as some other templating engines, still enjoys consistent demand within the Ruby on Rails community. Many startups and businesses prioritizing clean, elegant code in their RoR apps actively seek programmers comfortable working with its specific structure.

Its tight integration within the Ruby on Rails world and a distinct ability to describe visual layouts using less code (while maintaining clarity and maintainability) means these software engineers will likely remain valuable as long as RoR itself enjoys widespread usage (which it still does).

Our usual turnaround for connecting you with Haml developers is very fast, usually under two days. After that, it is up to your company to set the hiring speed – any additional steps would add a few days. Lemon.io clients are normally ready to hire within a few days, depending on their onboarding process.

We evaluate every potential candidate by requiring each person to go through an intense, highly technical vetting process – leading to only the top 1% of Haml coders gaining access to the Lemon.io developer community.

Direct collaboration with our specialists is seamless.

Only expert software engineers join us officially – individuals are vetted and confirmed to have 4 years (at minimum) of experience building applications in this niche of the Ruby on Rails environment.

In case an individual is unable to complete their tasks due to personal reasons (or for anything else), Lemon.io guarantees a swift replacement without any hassles involved.

We check our Haml programmers carefully:

1. Candidates send us a profile with details about what they have done in the past, how well they know HTML, Ruby, templating, front-end principles, etc.
2. After reading their CVs, we compare their experiences and skills with those shared publicly, using sites such as LinkedIn.
3. They will then take a coding assessment on Coderbyte that focuses mainly on the Haml markup syntax and whether or not their work integrates nicely with other applications using RoR. This step is a part of our screening call process.
4. All finalists meet directly with a tech interviewer — this involves technical questions that include looking at old project’s code bases for a real-world sense of their Haml experience.

Haml programmers can create great-looking webpages with less code. It helps keep code easy to manage and efficient as a cleaner and better organized one, saving your development team loads of time, which leads to faster updates.

Using Haml developer can greatly upgrade your workflow for any application that runs with Ruby on Rails, especially for companies in e-commerce, software service providers, and web dev companies that use it quite a bit.