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Job Posting: BINC (Recruiter) Seeks Front-end Web Developer (Redwood City, CA)

Wed, 02 Jul 2008 16:18:45 -0500

Company	BINC (Recruiter)
Location	Redwood City, CA
Title	Front end Web Developer
Summary	Responsibilities will work toward weekly and bi-weekly deadlines will develop optimized/cross-platform front-end code using XHTML/CSS, JavaScript, and AJAX Collaborate with product management and backend engineers Qualifications must demonstrate development skills across a wide range of technologies, including: HTML/XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, W3C DOM methods and properties, Adobe Photoshop must have a BS degree or greater, preferably in CS, with an excellent grasp of computer science fundamentals must have expertise in using Unix, SVN (or other version control system) must have experience launching/building successful interactive web sites and applications
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David Coallier's Blog: XDebug to finally get a Web Frontend

Mon, 05 May 2008 09:33:28 -0500

In a new blog entry today, David Coallier has posted about two new offerings that are in the works for a web-based frontend to XDebug:

For quite a while in the PHP Community (And even myself) I have heard people asking about either an online tool to work on cachegrind output files or a cross platform tool that would have the ability to do what KCacheGrind does on Linux but for Windows and OSX.

He mentions the origin of the idea for a cachegrind app as a part of the Google Summer of Code (that did get accepted and will be worked on by Chung-Yang Lee). The other, Webgrind is an independent project from the other but looks equally as promising.

Check out Vinu Thomas' thoughts on the matter too.

Hasin Hayder's Blog: How to make your own springloops in PHP

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 10:26:33 -0500

Recently, the Springloops version control system made its debut on the web and was greeted with both skepticism and interest. One developer, Hasin Hayder decided to look at it from a different angle and worked to see how easy it would be to reproduce a similar service.

Springloops is a nice code management service recently came into focus. It helps you to manage the code base of your application, monitor the commit and deploy the final version easily to another server. So if you are wondering how to build such a system and how it actually works, this article is for you.

He breaks it down into the six main topics (as he sees it) that are the core parts of the system - things like payment gateways, setting up subversion and making it user friendly. He goes through each topic, explaining its place in the application and providing some links to resources to help you set it up (or at least learn more about it).

Zend Developer Zone: ZendCon Sessions Ep 10: Build a Sexy Front End to a Zend Framework Powered App

Thu, 06 Mar 2008 07:58:00 -0600

The Zend Developer Zone has posted the latest session as recorded at last year's Zend/PHP Conference & Expo - a talk from Renaun Erickson about a front end to a Zend Framework application.

Welcome to The ZendCon Sessions. This episode of The ZendCon Sessions was recorded live at ZendCon 2007 in Burlingame, CA. We hope you enjoy today's session as we listen to Renaun Erickson present "Build a Sexy Front End to a Zend Framework Powered Application".

You can catch this latest episode in one of three ways - use the in-page player, download the mp3 or you can add the feed for the series to your aggregator of choice and get this and other great session recordings from the conference.