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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.

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

  * 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

  * 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

Email us at: jobs@linqia.com

Thanks!

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).

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.