MetaFilter Jobs posts tagged with javascript

Frontend UI Developer

handybitesize — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 02:45:10 -0800

SubHub are looking for web developers to join the team with particular skills in JavaScript, DOM and CSS. This role will comprise of taking the very clever but boring backend currently under development in PHP/MySQL and making an accessible and engaging UI experience from it. So bonus skills include experience working with the backend technologies and, as a super bonus, coming from a design background. SubHub is an ambitious company founded by long-time internet industry veterans and is based in glorious Cardiff Bay. Interested candidates should send their CV along with a covering letter explaining why they are suitable for the position. Please also include live links to websites you have played a significant role in developing, along with a description of the role you played. All materials should be sent via e-mail to subhubjobs@gmail.com with the subject line: "Web Developer" and mention that you saw the ad on MeFi for bonus points

Systems Administrator/Junior Developer

Material Media — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 15:48:10 -0800

Material Media, the company that runs Nerve.com, Babble.com, and other sites, is looking for an experienced Systems Administrator who has an interest in programming. Your primary responsibilities will include looking after our servers, managing our network, and providing desktop support for our office staff. However, we do not expect these tasks to occupy all of your time. When you are not doing systems administration work, you will have the opportunity to develop innovative web applications. This position is ideal for a skilled systems administrator who is interested in becoming a programmer. To fill this role, you must be fluent in the following technologies : Windows Server 2003 : Setup, Installation, Maintenance, Active Directory, IIS, Scheduled backups SQL Server 2005 : Setup, Installation, Maintenance, Scheduled backups, Indexes, Scheduled jobs Cisco routers and firewalls : VPN, NAT Internet techologies : TCP/IP, DNS, FTP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript Office technologies : Windows XP, Mac OSX, MS Office for the Mac and PC, MS Outlook, MS Entourage Programming : Mastery of at least one programming language. Experience in the following technologies aren't required, but will give you an advantage over other applicants : C#, ASP .NET, VB/VBScript, SQL/T-SQL, XML/XSL, Perforce (or other source control system), NBX IP phone systems About our work environment : We pride ourselves on having a laid-back, relaxed environment. Jeans and t-shirts are the norm. You will be surrounded by creative, freethinking individuals who have interesting jobs. Hours are normal, and you won't be expected to take your work home with you. Strategies and designs are discussed freely and are always open for debate. Additionally, we have a pool table, a fully-stocked liquor cabinet, and pizza day once a month. And I guarantee that our work parties rival your friends' house parties. Eligibility : This job requires you to be on-site, and you must be a US citizen. No H1-B, offshore, outsource, or telecommuting. No recruiters, please.

Flash Developer (San Francisco)

seattle717 — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 09:42:31 -0800

Are you one of the rare flash developers who builds data driven applications in ActionScript rather than toys on the timeline? A well-funded and fun web 2.0 company undergoing explosive growth after recent acquisition - requires a creative and experienced Flash Developer, experienced with video streaming or online support services - for their global web platform. Responsibilities: You will be building all kinds of different widgets - Web cam integrations, voice and video apps, games, animations - you must be passionate about satisfying users, and creative about building the best widgets on the web. The position requires extensive experience building XML-driven Flash applications and a strong commitment to building robust applications on a rapid development cycle. Requirements: 3+ years of solid software development experience (SDLC) Expertise in Adobe Flash Development: ActionScript, CPU/Memory optimization, JavaScript, Flash bridging, Cross-browser compatibility Knowledge of HTML, XML, JSON and HTTP Good understanding of AMF (Action Message Format), SOAP, data exchanges (between Flash app and back-end database) Extensive design experience B.S. in Computer Science, or equivalent experience Strong analytical skills and ability to assist other team members in problem solving as well as work independently, complete projects and communicate status updates with minimum supervision This is a GREAT career opportunity for the right type of technical talent!! For immediate consideration of your candidacy, please forward a copy of your chronological resume (ideally reflecting each task, responsibility and technology mentioned in this job description). Relocation assistance is not available for this position. Please have available a small video presentation of your work for review by the hiring managers. Please forward your cover letter and resume to Jennifer Francisco, seattle717@gmail.com.

PHP / JavaScript Developer

y10k — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 07:13:21 -0800

Bad Math is looking for full-time web developers! We're a small shop that does big projects, which means the work always stays interesting. We're looking for creative problem-solvers who take initiative, can work independently and meet deadlines. The successful applicant will be working with us on building web applications - both on the server-side and the UI-side - at our King and Bathurst office in downtown Toronto. Here are the must-have skills: * PHP * Javascript / DOM * CSS / XHTML * MySQL Bonus skills: * Linux * Actionscript * Other computer languages * An eye for design Interested? Here's how to apply: Send a resume and cover letter to jobs@badmath.com with the subject field "I want to code at Bad Math!". Be sure to explicitly point out your experience with the above listed skills. Examples of your work is a must! (Anything you send us will be kept confidential, with the utmost respect for intellectual property rights.) On any work that you show us, be sure to point out exactly which parts you did and, if applicable, which parts you didn't do. Work examples can be anything from previous gigs to personal projects, so long as you feel there's something to see. Note that we cannot respond to every application we get, but if we like what we see, you'll hear from us within a couple of weeks. No phone calls or snail mail, please. Can't wait to hear from you!

VGMix 3.0 - Javascript / HTML / CSS Wizard

jake — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 22:57:44 -0800

"yerfatma" recently posted a perfectly-worded listing seeking someone with experience in XHTML, CSS and JavaScript, with a strong opinion about their favorite JavaScript library and a love of browser consistency and attention to detail. I am looking for precisely the same type of person, but I'm paying. We are a well loved, self-funded hobbyist site where members submit and critique arrangements of video game music. I've spent the past three years watching volunteer after volunteer get caught up in school, crushed with day jobs, or simply unmotivated. We're almost a year late on our projected re-launch date, and the natives are restless. I'm willing to hire someone to help get the site launched this year to break the flake-out cycle. You'd be a hero to several thousand nerds. We're close, but we still need Javascript magic and an experienced hand on the markup (alongside the ongoing backend development). We have a complete visual design / theme, so we just need help writing Django templates and spicing them up with Javascript interactivity. The site will allow for custom theming so if you'd like to design your own, zen-garden style, we'd welcome it and I'd do something nice for you! Our team's culture is very friendly and informal - we've hacked various versions of the site together since 2001, and are close friends who hang out on IRC. We use Trac, SVN, and an email list for project management. I am myself a freelance musician so I am a friendly negotiator. If this sounds appealing to you, drop me a line and we'll talk.

PHP Developer

disaster77 — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 22:26:24 -0800

Seeking a PHP Developer to work on a substantial upgrade to an existing PHP web appplication. You must be local to the Boston area for occasional meetings. Required skills: PHP (2+ years) MySQL HTML CSS Javascript/AJAX Please send your resume and hourly rate as well as code samples (PHP and HTML, as attachments please). Applications without these items will not be considered.

Web Developer

yerfatma — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 11:59:34 -0800

PixelMEDIA is looking to add to our small team of experienced web developers. We need someone with experience in hand-coding web sites and user interfaces in XHTML, CSS and JavaScript. Someone with a strong opinion about their favorite JavaScript library, someone who cannot stand inconsistency across browsers and is kept up at night by the 1 pixel differences they spotted across a room. This is a chance to work with terrific visual and information designers on the next world-class project to become part of our portfolio. (Sorry, I have no idea what the pay range is.)

PHP Developer

p8r1ck — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 17:04:22 -0800

We are looking for an intermediate software engineer to join our rapidly growing web development team. Specifically, the person will be working with the LAMP suite of technologies including PHP, Smarty, and MySQL. Ideal candidate will have worked with one or more of the open source commerce platforms such as X-Cart and OS Commerce. Experience with XML Web Services is a big plus. The person will be working with a team of graphic artists, HTML programmers, other Microsoft .Net and LAMP software engineers, as well as project managers to complete a variety of our clients' projects. Almost all work will be performed in our offices in Culver City, CA. Because of our growth there is an almost unlimited opportunity for advancement. Belay Development is a fast-growing full service design and technology company based in Culver City, CA. We were founded five years ago and have experienced over 100% growth every year and are on track to have our largest year to date. Our clients range from small non-profit organizations to Fortune 50 companies and vary in industry including retail, manufacturing, services, etc. We are building a long-term organization and are only looking for individuals that have the same dedication, passion and enthusiasm that our team is founded on. Please send your resume and cover letter to us at hrc@belaydevelopment.com

AJAX and User Interface wizard needed

twiggy — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 19:20:17 -0800

Note: This is volunteer work with revenue potential. You've heard this one before, but come to me for more details and I'll explain my idea to you and you may just agree with me that there's serious money to be made. I'm a programmer. I could do this stuff myself. However, I work a full time job, and I'm also not spectacular with making things pretty, graphically. I've put some time into developing the idea, but spent $0 because I have a mortgage to pay. I'm looking for someone else willing to dedicate some time to something that might just take off and be something amazing. What I need: A whiz-bang AJAX developer capable of making really great UI functionality that works in both IE and Mozilla. Safari would be great too. If you've seen things like iGoogle's drag and droppable components, NetVibes, etc, you know what I'm after. What the project is: See my MeFi profile for a glimpse. There's way more ideas behind it than just what's there, but that'll give you a general idea. In a nutshell, I want to give people the ability to tie all of their different internet presences into one place. Compensation: At the very worst, I could provide you with some perks such as space on my colocated webserver so you can host a site or two. It's a LAMP server and I'd be happy to install any fun toys (within reason) you want. At the very best, the idea is executed well, takes off, and a company is formed. You're hired on as lead interface developer. You're given a significant share of any ad revenue taken in by the site.

AJAX / Web 2.0 Guru Needed

grumblebee — Tue, 15 May 2007 11:23:52 -0800

Nabbr.biz is looking for a UI expert with strong HTML, CSS and Javascript skills. You'll be building both large- and small-scale web applications. Design skills are a plus, but we're more concerned with your programming skill than your abilities as a designer. We want someone located in the NYC area. We work as a tightly integrated team, so we'll need you onsite. We have a great team comprised of business people, Flash developers and back-end scripters. To round off our staff, we need someone who excels at browser scripting. Nabbr is a "Social Promotion" company. We make widgets -- little mini websites -- that run on site like MySpace and spread virally. Most of our clients are in the music industry. We've created widgets for The Beatles, Justin Timberlake, Mika, Pink, etc. We're starting to branch into other fields -- such as movies, TV-shows and games. We're a venture-backed startup, but we're doing very well. How well? Check out the live "total videos served" ticker on www.nabbr.biz! Employees earn a compensative salary with the possibility of equity in the company. We're located in downtown Manhattan.

Web/Interaction Designer/Developer for Online Game

metajack — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:46:06 -0800

Chesspark is hiring! We're a small distributed company building an online chess game service on top of technology like XMPP/Jabber, AJAX, Python, and Django. Most of the company is currently focused on improving the backend and the game clients, and we're looking add someone to the team to focus on making the website better and more full featured and who has a keen eye for design. Things we're looking for: * excellent design skills * excellent communication skills * self-motivated * experience writing HTML/CSS Bonus points for: * Python or Django experience * Javascript chops You'd be working from home, but we get everyone together every few months face to face in the same place. If you're interested, please contact me at jack@chesspark.com. Include your resume and/or some pointers to things you done. You can also reach me in game pretty much any time.

Java/Perl Web Developer

Plutor — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 09:47:25 -0800

Texterity seeks experienced Java/Perl developers to build innovative web applications. The web development team builds a web reader application, comprised of template-driven web interfaces and middleware, driven by complex back-end systems serving the magazine content, and performing usage tracking and content security. The web developer will be working on projects following an internal product roadmap, with flexibility to add features as customers request and as the evolving market drives us. We are looking for individuals who will contribute to our roadmap by dreaming up new ways of doing things and driving to make those real. Texterity is a leading provider of complete digital magazine publishing solutions entering its third year of 100% growth. Texterity is the only company providing a complete digital solution that includes true Web-based magazine delivery as well as circulation-building and e-commerce programs necessary for publishers to make these initiatives successful. Our clients are the leading business-to-business and consumer magazine publishers including Meredith, PennWell, Condé Nast, Penton Media, Time Inc., and Hearst. We are committed to helping the magazine publishing industry add value and break new ground with digital editions, and are looking for passionate and energetic employees that can help us realize this goal. Minimum requirements: * Fundamental knowledge of web application architecture, database design (MySQL), web servers (Apache), JavaScript, HTML * Experience with Template Toolkit in Perl * Experience with Flash and ActionScript, and other multimedia formats. * Knowledge of DHTML, XML, CSS, DOM, XML Schema, and parsers * Experience building web user interfaces for technical tools/workflows * Strong knowledge of UNIX or Linux * Knowledge/experience in Java * Ability to work with a team in a collaborative environment * Good written and verbal communications * BS and 3+ years of experience in software engineering Desired skills: * Experience with high availability server systems using load balancing, caching and optimization techniques in a multi-tiered environment * Advanced knowledge of Perl with emphasis on OOP, mod_perl, and MySQL integration * Working knowledge of web application authentication and security methods

Senior Front End Developer

Chinese Jet Pilot — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 18:08:54 -0800

Loud Dog is seeking a Senior Front-end Web Developer to take a lead role coding standards-compliant XHTML, CSS and JavaScript. We're looking for someone we get along with, who really enjoys coding, and who is passionate about the web.

We're looking for someone who can tell us:

What semantic coding is and why it's important;
How CSS allows you to separate style and form on the web;
When it's appropriate to use tables and when it's not;
Why the DOM matters;
What AJAX is and what it isn't;
Where the gray areas are in these questions.

And who is:

Passionate about front-end development (really, we aren't joking - we aren't looking for PHP jocks or visual designers);
An organized self-starter;
Good with deadlines;
Effective under pressure;
Great at communicating and working with teams;
Looking for a long-term job to grow with.

In terms of skills, you:

Have mad skillz with X/HTML, CSS, JavaScript and the DOM (you know it back and forth, up and down, inside and out);
Have worked with database-driven, dynamically generated web sites as well as static "brochure" sites;
Have authored DHTML widgets and can speak knowledgably about AJAX;
Understand the requirements and techniques for building accessible web sites;
Are familiar with both Macs & PCs (though you'll get to choose what you work on when you're hired), the browsers on each and the constraints imposed by each browser;
Have experience with both Photoshop and Fireworks (we primarily use Fireworks, but also work with Photoshop).

You'll be doing a whole bunch of things:

Creating XHTML and CSS templates based on comps provided by our design team;
Providing input to designers to help them understand technical constraints and opportunities;
Working closely with back-end engineers to insure that your templates work within larger systems;
Understanding implied and unexpressed client and user needs and proactively addressing them;
Examining and understanding existing websites and integrating new pages, styles and rules into them, and
Creating front-end deliverables.

This is a full-time, on-site position in San Francisco. You're welcome to apply if you live in Bangladesh, Belgrade, or Kathmandu, but don't expect a response if you can't travel to our office. Salary/rate is commensurate with experience.

About Loud Dog Media

We are a small full-service design firm focused on creating easy-to-use websites and web applications. We do cutting edge front-end development for clients in a variety of industries. We are located in the North Beach neighborhood in San Francisco and offer great benefits, competitive pay and a fun, friendly and supportive environment.

To Apply

If this sounds like an opportunity that interests you, send your resume (PDF or plain text, not Microsoft Word) to jobs@louddog.com with "Senior Front-end Web Developer" in the subject line. To be considered, include a link to your online portfolio, or at least three relevant links to projects you recently contributed to with detailed descriptions of your role on each project. Please do not call.

Senior Web Developer

Plutor — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 05:52:30 -0800

My company is looking for web developers with experience with designing applications from the ground up as well as maintaining and optimizing legacy code. Required knowledge on a daily basis includes Perl, Java, Apache, Linux, MySQL, JavaScript (DHTML/AJAX), XML (and Schema), CSS, Flash, and Template Toolkit. Experience with mod_perl, load balancing, HA, and security are a plus. You must be able to work in an intensely collaborative environment. Texterity is a leading provider of complete digital magazine publishing solutions entering its third year of 100% growth. We're the only company providing a complete digital solution that includes true Web-based magazine delivery as well as circulation-building and e-commerce programs necessary for publishers to make these initiatives successful. Our clients are the leading business-to-business and consumer magazine publishers including Meredith, PennWell, Condé Nast, Penton Media, Time Inc., and Hearst.

Web Startup Jack-of-All-Trades (Design, Develop, and Business Dev)

heresiarch — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 10:04:45 -0800

Thinkature is a Cambridge, MA based startup developing innovative visual collaboration products. We launched our first version last week, and have had a great response so far. We're really serious about good usability, good design, and good code. This is an intense experience, so it's also really important that candidates be in the Boston area. We're currently a two person operation, so we're looking for someone who wants to get involved at the start of something we believe will be really great. This is an almost-founder like position, so it's critical that you're really excited about web applications, collaboration, and being involved in decisions about every aspect of a young company. Here are some of the kinds of jobs we hope you could do:

Do web design. (the usuals - HTML/CSS)
Hack on the client-side (we use Javascript in ways rarely seen on the web)
Enhance server-side functionality (our custom HTTP server is written in Python)
Test like a fiend on a variety of browser platforms (our current release supports all the major browsers)
Engage in high level design discussions about the direction of the product
Engage in low level design discussions about details of specific features
Develop relationships with potential future user groups
Run pilot deployments with specific user groups
Maintain community relations (writing on our blog, reading/commenting on others, plus staying involved in our forum and on our wiki)
Help us manage money and other administrative tasks

We're not expecting candidates to demonstrate experience in all of these areas, but the more of them you can demonstrate experience in, or reasons why you might be good at them, the better. More than anything else, though, we want to hire a smart, passionate, and flexible person. If you're interested, please get in touch with me and we can start a dialog. Feel free to include whatever supporting materials you think are appropriate for convincing us that you'd be a good fit.

Sr. PHP/MYSQL developer / DBA Needed for Exciting Independent Music Startup

Freen — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 17:09:24 -0800

We're looking for a lead PHP/MYSQL developer who has experience administrating a high availability mysql cluster for a music startup company in NYC. We've got a small team and we're looking to expand. You've got to have experience leading a team, and working within a team, with all the demands of a startup. You'll also jump into the middle of the development process, and will have to get up to steam quickly. This is an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of something exciting.

Senior web developer (see inside for flash dev., windows dev. and QA)

Dataphage — Fri, 13 Oct 2006 02:13:56 -0800

We are a San Francisco startup, with several regular MeFi readers. We need very good developers that would enjoy working in a startup. I personally work in the web team, and need a web developer and/or a flash developer, there are other jobs available at http://www.slide.com/static/jobs. The following is copy-pasted from the above URL.

WEB DEV: Slide is seeking an individual who is passionate about engineering and wants to push the limits of what is possible on the web.Responsibilities:You will be responsible developing our website front-end using CSS, HTML and JavaScript and knows when and why to use tables. Knowledge of when an XMLHTTPRequest is useful, and when it is just cool. Experience to hand tune markup for efficient rendering.

Requirements:

B.S. in Computer Science, or equivalent experience
3+ years of solid software development experience
Expertise in Flash Development / JavaScript / HTML / CSS
Extensive web design experience
Strong knowledge of software development lifecycle.
Strong analytical skills and ability to assist other team members in problem solving.
Excellent knowledge of Internet/Web technologies, such as browsers, firewalls, and http.

Programmer/Developer (ASP, .NET, SQL, DHTML)

dejah420 — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 09:36:48 -0800

Dallas based school administrative software company seeks a full-time programmer/software developer to join their talented development team. Candidate will be responsible for development, implementation and troubleshooting of elements for a web hosted software system. Requirements: - Excellent logical, critical thinking and problem solving skills - Extensive knowledge and experience in application development - Communication - oral, auditory and written - Ability to work in team environment as well as independently - Ability to prioritize and meet strict deadlines - Degree in computer science or equivalent experience Desired Computer Skills: - ASP.NET, C#, V.B.NET, JavaScript, DHTML, Transact-SQL, ASP Candidates only. No agencies, please.

Senior Front End Developer

Chinese Jet Pilot — Wed, 06 Sep 2006 17:00:19 -0800

What semantic coding is and why it's important;
How CSS allows you to separate style and form on the web;
When it's appropriate to use tables and when it's not;
Why the DOM matters;
What AJAX is and what it isn't;
Where the gray areas are in these questions.

And who is:

Passionate about front-end development (really, we aren't joking - we aren't looking for PHP jocks or visual designers);
An organized self-starter;
Good with deadlines;
Effective under pressure;
Great at communicating and working with teams;
Looking for a long-term job to grow with.

In terms of skills, you:

Have mad skillz with X/HTML, CSS, JavaScript and the DOM (you know it back and forth, up and down, inside and out);
Have worked with database-driven, dynamically generated web sites as well as static "brochure" sites;
Have authored DHTML widgets and can speak knowledgably about AJAX;
Understand the requirements and techniques for building accessible web sites;
Are familiar with both Macs & PCs (though you'll get to choose what you work on when you're hired), the browsers on each and the constraints imposed by each browser;
Have experience with both Photoshop and Fireworks (we primarily use Fireworks, but also work with Photoshop).

You'll be doing a whole bunch of things:

Creating XHTML and CSS templates based on comps provided by our design team;
Providing input to designers to help them understand technical constraints and opportunities;
Working closely with back-end engineers to insure that your templates work within larger systems;
Understanding implied and unexpressed client and user needs and proactively addressing them;
Examining and understanding existing websites and integrating new pages, styles and rules into them, and
Creating front-end deliverables.

About Loud Dog Media We are a small full-service design firm focused on creating easy-to-use websites and web applications. We do cutting edge front-end development for clients in a variety of industries. We are located in the North Beach neighborhood in San Francisco and offer great benefits, competitive pay and a fun, friendly and supportive environment.

To Apply If this sounds like an opportunity that interests you, send your resume (PDF or plain text, not Microsoft Word) to jobs@louddog.com with "Senior Front-end Web Developer" in the subject line. To be considered, include a link to your online portfolio, or at least three relevant links to projects you recently contributed to with detailed descriptions of your role on each project. Please do not call.

Web Developer

quadog — Wed, 06 Sep 2006 10:43:11 -0800

We are a high-end studio focused on the marriage of form and function. We approach every project with a fresh perspective and open minds, and strive to determine the most appropriate solution for the task at hand. We are opening a Portland studio and looking for a developer that's on the same page - someone who can work with our creatives to realize their designs in near pixel-perfect form. This person will advise creatives during the design phase to be sure designs are executable, and recommend the best technical solution to bring that design to life on the web. You should have advanced skills in HTML and CSS layout, and be up to snuff with the latest web standards and accessibility. You code by hand and know how to use existing resources to build on for custom results. You are able to work with variety of web tecnologies: PHP, JavaScript and maybe even a little JSP. You are interested in ideas behind Web 2.0, but realistic enough to know that they won't solve all the problems. You pay obsessive attention to detail. You test your work in all target environments, and make sure it deprecates elegantly. On the client side, you make sure that your code displays consistently and on the server side you make sure that it runs well and is maintainable. You collaborate well with other developers to support integration with custom applications built for your site. You execute challenging designs without resorting to unstable technology. You are not a platform/browser snob. You make looking under the hood a pleasure with your nicely formatted, well commented code. You do all the debugging on your projects so that no one else has to. You know how to chart out reasonable deadlines, and then stick to them. In a perfect world, you also have an eye and are able to make decisions based on existing design standards. That is to say, you can roll out an entire site without necessarily needing to see every page laid out. Finally, you play well with others, accept constructive feedback, show up to work, and don't leave a mess in the kitchen. We are demanding, but if you're the right person, you'll feel at ease here. We are good, down-to-earth people doing interesting work. Apply with resume to jobs@finedesigngroup.com. Include a link to your portfolio or URLs to examples of your work.

Web Design Instructor

jeremias — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 09:12:46 -0800

WEB DESIGN INSTRUCTOR Teach web design classes (up to 14 students) using our curriculum. We are an evolving web design program in the Boston area that trains students in standards based design methods. Train students how to handcode pages using Xhtml and CSS positioning. Have a familiarity with Dreamweaver and be a Photoshop whiz. Lead discussions on elements of design and industry “best practices” for creating standards based websites. Qualifications for this position - The candidate for this job must have superior organization skills. Preparing academic curriculum and developing lesson plans is an important part of this position. Documented teaching/training experience is helpful although flexible based on the individual. - Be comfortable with handcoding websites using validated xhtml and css. - Familiarity with Dreamweaver 8 very helpful. - Must have a professional portfolio documenting your work. These qualifications are not required but put you at the head of the list:- Familiarity with Javascript, PHP and Flash. - Currently part of a web design practice in Boston or it's environs. If you fit the qualifications above and are interested, please send a resume in PDF format with a cover letter. Qualified applicants should receive a response within 72 hours and will be asked to come in for a formal hiring process.

Needing some ajax help

mathowie — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 11:07:10 -0800

I'd love to do some ajax-ification of many small GET and POST submits on MetaFilter, but I'm terrible with javascript. I know there are tons of good js and ajax people reading the site, so I figure about ten hours of $50/hr work could probably cover it. Using scriptalicious or a similar framework would be fine, you'd just need to write some small enhancements for mefi pages, on a staging server that would eventually get worked into the live site.

javascript monkey

mathowie — Thu, 24 Aug 2006 15:43:03 -0800

I'll pay you $100 to do js for me