| Company | Wildwood Interactive |
| Location | Austin, Texas |
| Title | Senior Web Developer |
| Summary |
We're a professional interactive development company. We have a solid client list, and we partner with some of the leading branding and design shops in Austin. We're a learning organization, we like to take on varied and interesting projects, incorporating all that's new and robust in the open source frontier. We develop primarily in PHP/MYSQL. This is a dream position for the lead developer/project manager who has the skill, temperament, and desire to:
We get hired because we're as passionate about our clients' businesses as they are. We become truly collaborative partners, using our extensive business, systems, database and programming experience to build intelligent, creative, and robust applications. In this position you will be using your business, analysis and programming skills on an interesting variety of projects to develop:
We offer industry leading compensation and a great atmosphere. Please send your resume and salary requirements to jessica@wildwoodinteracctive.com For more information about Wildwood check out our website- www.wildwoodinteractive.com |
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Testing PHP with the interactive shell
Akash Mehta shares a helpful hint in this new post to the Developer Tutorials Blog today - testing out PHP code via the command line PHP binary.
Thankfully, PHP provides the interactive shell, allowing you to test out PHP interactively with immediate feedback. Here's how to take advantage of this mature feature of PHP.
With the help of the "-a" flag on the command line, the PHP binary will hand you an environment where you can code PHP and instantly see the results. He does mention a few quirks that make it different than working with PHP through a web server, namely moving in and out of code blocks and remembering to finish out with a semi-colon when the line is done.
Ganz Interactive Seeks PHP Developer (Woodbridge, Ontario)
| Company | Ganz Interactive |
| Location | Woodbridge, Ontario |
| Title | PHP Developer |
| Summary |
We have an exciting permanent opportunity for a PHP Developer to join our highly successful and growing Interactive Group. Our high end flash games and animated characters have made Webkinz.com the fastest growing children's entertainment site on the internet. Be part of our dynamic Ganz Interactive Group and contribute to exciting future projects. Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Interested candidates are invited to forward resumes by email to careers@ganz.com. Please check out our website www.webkinz.com. |
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Zipline Interactive Updates PHP Function Finder (Windows Gadget)
Ryan from Zipline Interactive submitted an update about the latest version of their "Function Finder" they've created for Windows (and is mentioned here):
Zipline Interactive has released the second version of their free PHP Function Finder Gadget for Windows Vista. The tool can be downloaded directly from the Zipline Interactive website at: http://www.gozipline.com/23,phpfunctionfindergadget. You can also download the latest version by going to the PHP.net website sidebar page located at: http://www.php.net/sidebars.
This new version is quite a bit smaller (physically) than its predecessors and is rectangular so it fits a bit better alongside other gadgets. They also fixed a bug that was causing a blink to happen when the search was performed.
Grab this latest download here.
LinkStar Interactive Seeks a Web Applications Engineer (Wexford, PA)
| Company | LinkStar Interactive |
| Location | Wexford, PA |
| Title | Web Applications Engineer |
| Summary |
Company is seeking web application developers to expand upon our existing architecture using PHP, Javascript, MySQL. Working in coordination with our project management team, the Web Application Engineer takes product specification and requirements to build fully functional extranet and intranet applications. Qualifications:
Work Authorization: US citizens, Green card holder. Contact John Cox at john [at] this domain. |
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phpa-norl, a phpa port for Mac OS X and Windows
On the Hauser & Wenz blog today, Christian Wenz points out a patched version of the interactive command line PHP client, phpa to work on a Mac OS X machine - phpa-norl.
phpa is an interactive command line shell for PHP by David Phillips. Stefan Fischerlander, usually known as a SEO expert and Perl admirer, has patched phpa for Mac OS X and Windows (the default builds theredo not seem to support a feature required by phpa). The result: phpa-norl. Stefan successfully ran this on OS X, and I could confirm that it runs on Windows, as well
He also mentions some features of the client including a history feature that makes looking back through previous commands simple.
Screencast Interactive Console for CakePHP
On his blog today, Chris Hartjes has a quick screencast he's created showing off an interactive testing console he's worked up for use with the CakePHP framework.
I had suggested in an email to the CakePHP mailing list that an interactive console for doing testing of Models would be good. While at php|tek I spent a lot of time with the CakePHP guys talking about this. Out of it came some more ideas (like the ability to test your routes) and they even implemented a console that spits out API information for you. Very cool stuff. So, I decided to do a little screencast demo of a very early alpha version of the interactive console.
The screencast shows Chris running a test on his own classes, including demonstrating the built-in help the app offers.
My Next Foolish Project A console for CakePHP
Chris Hartjes is taking on what he calls his "next foolish project" - a console for the CakePHP framework.
On the CakePHP mailing list, somebody familiar with Ruby on Rails' console functionality asked "why isn't there one of these in Cake?" [...] So I got to thinking about how to do this. On the surface, it seems the easiest way to do this is to write a PHP script that takes entries on the command line, run the input through an 'eval' statement. Sounds easy enough, and I could write that in a hurry. I think the trickiness comes in figuring out how to hook it into CakePHP so that you can access Models that already exist.
For those attending the Vancouver PHP Conference, attend his talk and you might get amention of how far he's come with the idea. Otherwise, stay tuned to his blog for updates.
Using Ajax with PHP to Create an Interactive Web Page
PHPBuilder.com continues in their series of exceprt from the Sams Publishing book "PHP 5 in Practice" with this quick snippet showing how to create an interactive web application by combining PHP and Ajax.
A full discussion of Ajax is not within the scope of this book and would be mostly a discussion of JavaScript, not PHP. However, the listings in this section demonstrate one quick example that shows how Ajax can call a PHP script, pass it data, and display the results back to the user.
Their simple example makes a "time service" that can be pulled from any remote script (in the domain, of course). The PHP for the backend is simple - just echoing out the current time, and the HTML/Javascript is simple too, making a basic XMLHttpRequest call to the backend script.
exhibit-E Seeks Interactive Developer (New York, NY)
| Company | exhibit-E |
| Location | New York, NY |
| Title | Interactive Developer |
| Summary | We're a lean interactive design firm located in SoHo, Manhattan looking for an Interactive Developer to join our team. You should excel at standards compliant HTML and Javascript coding and be proficient PHP, Smarty, Actionscript, MySQL and source control. You should value creating a long-term relationship with a small, but forward thinking company. Interest in Flex 2 and systems administration is a plus. This is a full time, in-office job. |
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