[thelist] [OT] Job Posting - Contract - NH USA

[sbeam]

Hi list,

we are in increasingly urgent need of some development help and since 
evolt.org is still on hiatus I thought I could get away with asking 
around here:

Circus Media LLC (circusmedia.com) based in Portsmouth NH (1 hr. north 
of Boston) is seeking experienced (3+ years) developers fluent in 
PHP4/5 with experience in ecomm, online payment, content 
management, graphics processing, various custom intranet applications, 
etc. Must be comfortable working on Linux/BSD/OSX servers with CVS and 
subversion as part of a team, following standards. Daily use of 
mySQL4+; Oracle or any other RDBMS is a bonus. Client-side fu
(Javascript, CSS2+, DOM, WAP, "ajax") must be strong. Experience with 
any of Java, C, .NET, Python, Ruby or even Perl would be a big plus. 
SOAP / RDF / general XML stuff is very useful too, as is 
Flash/Actionscript. 

(we require occasional in-person meetings so _please_ disregard if you 
cannot travel to the NE US every once in a while)

Send along your links/portfolio and a resume if you are so inclined. 
There is lots of hourly contract work, and possible permanent position, 
with generous compenstation for the right person.

thanks..

<tip type="auto_prepend_file in PHP">
if you are one of those folks who have a line like
  
  include('../../../app.init.php');

at the top of every PHP file on your site, you might like to hear about 
the auto_prepend_file configuration directive - put it in php.ini, or 
in httpd.conf <Directory> blocks, or even in a .htaccess file, with

  php_value auto_prepend_file /home/mydir/site/config/app.init.php

PHP will automatically require() this file for you before script 
execution. Between this and PHP5's new autoloader 
[http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.autoload.php] you may never 
have to use a clunky old include() or require() again.
</tip>