Archive for January 9th, 2008
PHP Developer - January 9th, 2008
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iBuildings |
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Central London, UK |
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Senior PHP Developer/Consultant |
| Summary |
Ibuildings are looking for a Senior PHP Developer/Consultant. We do large-scale development projects and various PHP related professional services, such as application audits, implementation/optimisation of development methodologies, architecture of web clusters and training.
PHP is our basis and core technology, but we cover the entire stack from operating system to web browser.
We have enthusiastic teams of PHP professionals working on interesting and challenging projects for a wide range of customers.
What we look for in potential candidates:
- Minimum 3 years commercial experience
- A solid background in software engineering (oop, ooa/ood, design patterns)
- Affinity with scripting languages
- Affinity with open source
- Affinity with database technology
- Strong analytical and problem solving skills
- Eagerness to learn and not afraid to explore the unknown
- Creativity
- Communication skills
Zend and/or MySQL certifications are preferred, but not required. We do however require new employees to become Zend Certified Engineer within the first few months of employment (at our expense).
If you are interested please email your CV and covering letter to me on chau@ this domain
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PHP Developer - January 9th, 2008
A note was passed along to me about a new project that’s been created to help make the generation of ODF-XSLT documents simpler - the ODF-XSLT Project from Lone Wolves.
Lone Wolves is happy to announce the ODF-XSLT project [1]. The ODF-XSLT Document Generator is a library written in PHP 5 that brings the full power of XSLT to your OpenDocument files. It enables you to use ODF files as if they were plain XSLT templates. It also includes a few extra parsing options that allow you to edit the XSLT parts of these ODF from within your favourite office suite.
The tool was developed by Tribal Internet Marketing and is being released under a GNU Public license, version 3. You can get more information about the project from its homepage including things like downloads, the manual and their subversion repository address.
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PHP Developer - January 9th, 2008
The ProDevTips website has posted the eighth part of their series looking at using the Zend Framework and Smarty to create your own custom CMS/community website:
The blog saga continues, we still don’t have any fancy Wordpress style filtering of the content. You know, creating these nice looking quotes and filtering potentially nasty html and stuff. Sure enough, TinyMCE has some function for allowing only certain tags and discarding others…
They work on some of the administrative functionality and methods to grab more custom lists of articles. They cover some of the Smarty templates for the admin pages and the new functionality to handle things like removing articles and updating their contents.
Check out the full article for the rest of this (extensive) part of the series.
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PHP Developer - January 9th, 2008
Following up on the start of his port of the Hamcrest (a library of “matchers”) functionality over to PHP, Sebastian Bergmann has posted the getting started guide to show you how to use it with the popular PHPUnit unit testing software.
There are a number of situations where matchers are invaluble, such as UI validation, or data filtering, but it is in the area of writing flexible tests that matchers are most commonly used.
His example that checks to see if one object is equal to another object. The Hamcrest matcher allows for a “assertThat” method making it easier to create and use pre-existing unit testing assertions.
He also includes a list of some of the most common matchers broken up into groups of core, logical, object, number and text.
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PHP Developer - January 9th, 2008
As posted on Terry Chay’s blog:
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Technology Search (Recuriter) |
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San Francisco, CA |
| Title |
LAMP/Server Engineer |
| Summary |
I’m working for a small (3-people), angel funded startup in downtown S.F. (within easy walking distance from BART). When you hear the names of the investors, it will knock your socks off.
LAMP/Server Engineer
“Strong Developer”
Responsibilities
- Make systems redundant, scalable, high performance
- Willing and able to work in many areas of the software
- Participate in product definition phases and provide timely input on implementation requirements and time estimates
- Creation of proof-of-concepts / prototypes
- Architecture, design, documentation
- Coordinate with other developers working on adjacent functional areas
- Delivery of deployment-quality code and unit tests
Functional Requirements
- Experience scaling web applications to millions of users
- Passionate about delivering high-quality, rock-solid software
- BS/MS in Computer Science or related field
If interested, contact Stuart Liroff (stuart [at] this address or 408-437-9500 x207):
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