Hi,
I have read and found xda-dev a huge help. I have been a reader off and on since 2004 when I started a port of Mozilla Firefox to Windows Mobile (called Minimo). Minimo effectively has been come a new mobile effort at Mozilla called Fennec. We have been focusing a lot of energy on linux (specifically the Maemo platform), but want to speed up our Window Mobile effort.
We are looking for Mobile Platform Engineers to help work on Windows Mobile. If you are interested, please send me and email with your resume/cv.
The job description is:
The Mozilla Corporation is looking for skilled developers to work with the Mozilla Open Source community and partner companies to develop the next generation of web experiences for mobile devices. This is a small enthusiastic team that aims to affect millions of users every day! Come help shape the future of the web on mobiles.
We are looking for you to come in and contribute to the core Gecko platform as well as one or more mobile platforms. In general we are looking for people with strong fundamentals, ability to problem solve, and the ability to come up to speed on a large and complex code base.
* BS in Computer Science or equivalent, MS preferred
* 3+ years experience developing C/C++ applications
* Experience in systems programming, tools development, interpreters/compilers, or graphical layout engines
* Experience developing multi-platform client applications
* Experience with one or more mobile platforms
* Excellent written and verbal communication skills
* Ability to work with a geographically distributed team
* Ability to quickly learn and be effective with a large code base
* Participating and contributing to Open Source projects a *huge* plus
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Regards,
Doug Turner
[email protected]
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Interesting. I should hope people come in their droves. Then again, it's a hope.
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Hi,
This is a bit of a long shot, but I've used this forum for over 2 years now and believe those that frequent these pages could help out.
I work for a small software development and consultancy company based in Chester, North West UK.
We have been looking for some time to employ an ASP.net or PHP developer. Primarily to work on projects developing web based applications.
The development environment and core skills require include: ASP.NET, ASP, PHP, C#, HTML, JavaScript, Java, SQL Server, IIS5 and 6, Windows 2000, XP and 2003.
Remuneration is very good, but more importantly you will be managing your own work time and getting involved with a small company from an early start that is rapidly growing.
Location: North West UK, ideally Chester. Will also consider further if necessary.
If anyone is interested, or knows or anyone that might be interested, please contact me (pm me or email to [email protected])
Thanks in advance
HPJ
PS If this message contravenes any posting rule on the site regarding advertising etc please let me know and I will delete it.
Wipro Consulting Services is conducting a market research study on mobile developer communities. We are looking for a broad range of mobile developers participate in a 1-hour paid interview session via phone that will focus on the following areas:
1. Experience with developing mobile applications using multiple platform technologies such as Java, Plusmo, Brew Mobile Platform, Apple iPhone, etc.
2. Best practices for community and vendor interaction (forums, technical support, application development, Go-To-Market).
3. Challenges unique to small and medium-sized developer companies (handling multiple devices, screen sizes, platforms, etc.).
4. Interacting with carrier networks through API’s such as SMS Send, Location Based Services, etc.
The ideal interview candidate will have:
1. 2+ years experience in mobile application development
2. Experience working across multiple developer communities, devices, and platforms
3. Must be U.S. based
We are interested in hearing from organizations of all sizes and with a broad set of application experience (from business productivity apps for enterprise customers to games and widgets for individual consumers).
All interviewee identity information will remain confidential (name, company, contact, etc.).
For more information please contact conor dot frickman at wipro dot com.
Thank you,
WCS
This post appears to be fine if anyone is interested
I'm interested, if you are willing to take Canadians in the survey (via Skype or Live Messenger)
Shunjie Hu Speaks on Real-time web with Adobe Flex 4 & Flash Player 10.1 at AFPS 2010
In the web 2.0 and RIA ecology, user requirements now require real-time information to be feed to the application. Shunjie Hu will be in Bangalore this August to explore how we can achieve real-time application using a variety of technology like Adobe Stratus 2.0 (RTMFP) and other open standards like XMPP. He will look into both the client and server side of the technology and see how we can achieve a lightweight and responsive real time application. At Adobe Flash Platform Summit 2010, to be held 25-26 August, Shunjie will also explore how we can incorporate these technologies into contemporary social media applications.
Hu Shunjie is a Front-end web developer with the passion to spread the RIA goodness all over the world, specializing in real-time web applications via the use of the Flash Platform and JavaScript AJAX. He is constantly racking his brains for new ideas to bring the RIA movement forward, as well as networking the local community. While not coding, Shunjie runs the Singapore Flex user group and organized several Flash and RIA related events like The ActionScript Conference and RIAction. He is currently employed by Seesmic.
Attend AFPS 2010 for the sheer value of the content! No other conference in India offers such a comprehensive mix of technical and creative content, delivered by the industry's leading speakers and platform experts. Across two days, you have access to over forty presentations including inspiring keynotes from legendary Adobe speakers. You also have the opportunity to hang out at the expo area and connect with Adobe partners, industry leaders and peer developers and designers. With over 2000 attendees sharing the same passion as you, imagine the opportunities to network and further your goals.
Need more reasons? As the single, largest Flash Platform conference in India, at AFPS you get to hear about stuff in the roadmap and future directions before anyone else. Some of the specific highlights include: deep dive sessions around the latest product releases in the Adobe Flash Platform including exciting recent developments like Flash on devices, and targeted sessions for newcomers to the platform as well. For more information, visit: adobesummit.com
AFPS 2010 is homespun by Saltmarch Media, producers of Great Indian Developer Summit and Developer March – India’s biggest and independent polyglot conference and portal for software developers.
A Saltmarch Media
E: info AT saltmarch dot com
Ph: +91 80 4005 1000
shankarjain2010 said:
In the web 2.0 and RIA ecology, user requirements now require real-time information to be feed to the application. Shunjie Hu will be in Bangalore this August to explore how we can achieve real-time application using a variety of technology like Adobe Stratus 2.0 (RTMFP) and other open standards like XMPP. He will look into both the client and server side of the technology and see how we can achieve a lightweight and responsive real time application. At Adobe Flash Platform Summit 2010, to be held 25-26 August, Shunjie will also explore how we can incorporate these technologies into contemporary social media applications.
Hu Shunjie is a Front-end web developer with the passion to spread the RIA goodness all over the world, specializing in real-time web applications via the use of the Flash Platform and JavaScript AJAX. He is constantly racking his brains for new ideas to bring the RIA movement forward, as well as networking the local community. While not coding, Shunjie runs the Singapore Flex user group and organized several Flash and RIA related events like The ActionScript Conference and RIAction. He is currently employed by Seesmic.
Attend AFPS 2010 for the sheer value of the content! No other conference in India offers such a comprehensive mix of technical and creative content, delivered by the industry's leading speakers and platform experts. Across two days, you have access to over forty presentations including inspiring keynotes from legendary Adobe speakers. You also have the opportunity to hang out at the expo area and connect with Adobe partners, industry leaders and peer developers and designers. With over 2000 attendees sharing the same passion as you, imagine the opportunities to network and further your goals.
Need more reasons? As the single, largest Flash Platform conference in India, at AFPS you get to hear about stuff in the roadmap and future directions before anyone else. Some of the specific highlights include: deep dive sessions around the latest product releases in the Adobe Flash Platform including exciting recent developments like Flash on devices, and targeted sessions for newcomers to the platform as well. For more information, visit: adobesummit.com
AFPS 2010 is homespun by Saltmarch Media, producers of Great Indian Developer Summit and Developer March – India’s biggest and independent polyglot conference and portal for software developers.
A Saltmarch Media
E: info AT saltmarch dot com
Ph: +91 80 4005 1000
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I'm not exactly clear on what your talking about.... or if this even belongs here.... but, I am going to say, I agree with you? Did you just copy/paste this from some website??
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It's too..... serious and confuzzling....
Hey all,
I've been an XDA member for a little while now and love the work that comes out of here. This year I'm working with Mozilla and the Open Video Alliance to put on the 3rd annual Open Video Conference.
In addition to a lot of great open web and open source projects this year we are offering a Jailbreak Station. It will be a place where attendees can bring their iOS device, have it jailbroken and learn the benefits and risks of having a jailbroken device.
We're looking for volunteers who are hack savy and experienced to volunteer to operate this jailbreaking station.
Benefits of Volunteering:
1. Free OVC T-Shirt
2. Free food!
3. Complimentary registration
4. A chance to network (lots of great industry folks at this event)
5. Be a part of the team and help spread the word on open source, hacking and being a more informed consumer
Supporters of this year include New York Law School, Zencoder, Mozilla and we're pleased to announce that Google has recently joined as a supporter. Many, many more commercial and non-commercial companies/orgs will be represented here too.
We need you! If you're interested please PM me Mod edit: removed email
This does not belong here. Try i-phone developers.
Hello guys!:laugh: So basically I'm opening this thread to(hopefully) gather some advice, feedback(criticism is welcome) and ideas on my Project Work for Cambridge A Levels(equivalent of SATs) this year.
Just a brief description, Project Work is a learning experience which aims to provide candidates with the opportunity to synthesise knowledge from various areas of learning, and critically and creatively apply it to real life situations. This process, which enhances candidates' knowledge and enables them to acquire skills like collaboration, communication and independent learning, prepares them for lifelong learning and the challenges ahead.
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I'm a Singaporean student studying in Singapore, so this is set in a Singaporean context. Hey, any fellow Singaporeans out there? Give me a heads up! :highfive:
This year's themes are Access and Choice. I plan to do a project pertaining to Access. My project is to solve a lack of easy access to a recognised, public platform to showcase talent.
I believe that there are plenty of talented people in Singapore, but there are barriers inhibiting them from fully developing their talents. One of this barriers is the lack of easy access to a platform for them to showcase their talent in a way such that they will gain recognition from the public, should they deserve it. My vision for this platform is to allow users to showcase their talents, and as such gain more recognition from the public and have greater chance to gain the attention of recruitment agents etc, thus presenting to them the opportunity to further develop their talents(which are usually also their passions) into careers.
The goal of this project to to create a public web platform to allow people to showcase their talents(singing, art, design, photography, writing etc).
The website will be powered by a Wordpress CMS (see where I'm going?), with some built-in internal social networking features, and will feature deep integration with existing Social Media like Facebook etc. Users will be allowed to register, post and comment on other user's works etc. And of course, there will be a moderation platform.
So.... opinions?
If you want to make a platform accessible to the general public so they can judge the talents of members, a website is only a small stepping-stone. You need to come up with something much larger. Or you can simply make the public aware of your website through advertisement. And how do you intend to showcase members' talent on the website? Short clips would be the most efficient means of doing so.
I didn't quite understand the moderation platform bit. What are they going to do?
CIE A Levels you say? I have my O Levels coming up in 2015. If it isn't too much of a hassle, can you give me a brief, yet as accurate as possible, idea of the O Levels via PM? Also if you have the Math and English papers and mark schemes, could you send them to me? Hope it's not too much to ask.
Good luck with your project and your A Level Examinations.
sgt. meow