Those CSS class names are unacceptable. (:grin:)

When I read the title, for a moment I thought Google was retiring the Web Inspector from Chrome.

Safari on an iPad mini, first edition, shows an apple (obviously) and very faintly a pear.

I wrote a command line tool to create these images a while ago: https://github.com/trishume/doubleVision

San Francisco, CA. Full time. H1B

Linqia is the easiest way for people to monetize their interest communities for continuing to do what they are most passionate about – story telling. We're always looking for talented people and we're ready to support them, and help them grow. We believe in openness, co-operation, respect, dedication, and hard work – and we live that way every day.

We are currently looking for both backend and frontend engineers to work as founding members of a team responsible for the technical design and implementation of multiple applications.

We are looking for somebody to:

  * develop web applications using PHP and web development frameworks
  * contribute to the continuous improvement of our development methodology
  * build prototypes
  * troubleshoot and debug issues on a needed basis

Requirements:

  * 3+ years experience as a full-stack web engineer
  * excellent knowledge of PHP, MySQL and jQuery
  * experience building customer facing web applications
  * great team player with excellent communication skills
  * accustomed to work in startups
  * knowledge of common software design patterns and API protocols

Nice to have:

  * Python and/or Java experience
  * Hadoop or generic MapReduce experience
  * working knowledge of the CodeIgniter and/or Zend frameworks
  * knowledge of the Backbone.js and Underscore.js JavaScript libraries

Our jobs page is here: http://www.linqia.com/about/jobs

Email us at: jobs@linqia.com

Thanks!

Cannot wait. I especially like the fact that there will also be training days: being still a "new" language I believe it's nice to make it more appealing for new people.

We have several things in the works but would love to hear any ideas you have for more specific training than just "learning the language".

Still. For a couple of days of "just learning the language" I'm ready to come all the way from Italy.

; )

Anyway, a few suggestions: - Clojure for Processing large amount of data (MapReduce); - Clojure for Web Development; - Clojure for When Other Languages Are Simply Not Enough(tm).

Thanks - we already talking to people about most of those. :)

Also, we will have training for learning the language as well, done by Clojure/core.