web application developer

What is HTML5, and why it will save the web from itself

Extremetech  Wed, 10/05/2011 - 10:05

When Tim Berners-Lee invented the web by linking one document to another — called hypertext — it was a breakthrough.

Since then an almost unimaginable pile of functionality has been poured onto the rickety underpinnings of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) that got the web started.

With the advent of Web 2.0, smartphones, and now tablets, the once simple language to run the web has turned into a fractured Humpty-Dumpty of plug-ins, protocols, codecs, incompatible browsers, and platforms.


 

Zend.com: WEBINAR: Unit Testing since Zend Framework 1.8

PHPDeveloper.org  Wed, 01/19/2011 - 07:44

A reminder for all of those that wanted to attend Zend's webinar about unit testing and Zend Framework applications - you can still sign up for the event, but you better hurry - it starts at 14:30 GMT!


 

5 Ruby / Rails Jobs for January 2009

Ruby Inside  Sun, 01/11/2009 - 06:33

Looking for a job where you can work on Ruby and Rails apps? You're in the right place! Recently we've had several Rails-focused positions added to the Ruby jobs board.

Alternatively, if you're a company looking to hire Ruby and Rails developers and you're in the US, head over to the job board too - it costs $99 for 60 days of exposure, and your jobs get featured in a post like this too!

This month's interesting opportunities:


 

11 Top Ruby and Rails Jobs for October 2008

Ruby Inside  Mon, 10/06/2008 - 22:17

More jobs - more opportunities! It's not entirely Rails-only opportunities this time around, although all the positions are in the US (primarily in San Francisco).

The Ruby Inside Job Board (costs $99 for a 60 day listing - and you get featured on Ruby Inside like this) is the source for most of the positions.

So, on with this month's interesting opportunities: