Trying to get a bit of overview of all people who have put up their "Seven Things" list, I created a little map that shows who tagged who with an overview of the most tagged persons.

You can also grab the XML source file if you'd like to manipulate it yourself.

At Tagged, you'll be center-stage in building the next generation social networking platform at a profitable startup that leads its industry in growth. We are actively expanding our PHP / Java / Oracle codebase with more Web 2.0 features, such as expanded community messaging, 3rd-party web services integration, user-generated content management, multimedia content integration, and more.

Projects offer the opportunity to work on innovative front-end and back-end web technologies including extensive caching tiers, database/application partitioning, and asynchronous dHTML/Javascript technologies.

Responsibilities:

• Build new social networking features
• Extend and create innovative front-end and back-end solutions, including extensive data caching systems, database and application partitioning, Ajax communications, and more
• Help us meet aggressive performance and scalability goals and keep up ahead of dramatic growth
• Help define the Tagged user experience

• Proven experience in developing complex, high-traffic web applications
• 5+ years web application development
• Advanced knowledge of SQL (Oracle preferred)
• Strong understanding of object-oriented design
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Excellent problem solving and troubleshooting skills
• BS or MS in Computer Science

• Expert knowledge of PHP/Java and other web-centric technologies
• Experience with multi-threaded Java programming
• HTML / CSS proficiency
• Background in physical sciences, mathematics, or statistics

Interested?
Send me an e-mail or your resume. If the former, we can I can answer any questions you have or we can discuss things. If the latter, I'll just pass it on to our hiring person.

For those that don't know dzone or Rick, dzone is a social bookmarking site targeted at developers of all languages. Rick Ross is the founder of dzone. Like most social bookmarking sites, on dzone you can post links to articles you like, vote on articles others have posted and leave comments. Unlike bigger sites of this nature, you don't get the latest Apple rumor or > personal political agenda /> story. Everything is 100% developer centric.

Be sure to check out some of the great links they have in their PHP tagged section including:

• Working example of Microformats as an API
• It had to happen: Ruby on Rails opinions from a PHP developer
• True rapid visual application development environment for PHP available