ADEV Meetup-A Second Look at JavaScript: What you Might be Missing by Cory Loriot-Tuesday, April 9, 2013

From: "kitepilot@kitepilot.com" 
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Got the message below today and I am heading tomorrow to Atlanta.
If anyone is interested and want to ride along pls contact me off list.
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A Second Look at JavaScript: What You Might Be Missing by Cory Loriot 

 

Topic: A Second Look at JavaScript: What You Might Be Missing by Coy Loriot 

 

Special Thanks to our Sponsor:  CTS will be providing the refreshments for 
this month's event! 

Summary:  Everyone has used JavaScript, but have you really pushed your JS 
knowledge to the limits?  In this discussion we are going to analyze 
JavaScript (ECMAScript 5) as a prototyping language and what the means to 
developers. We will also learn about object design, advanced iteration, DOM 
Manipulation, event handling, and asynchronous callbacks. We will finish by 
creating a one-page site that consumes JSON data from web services via 
asynchronous callbacks. 

 

Speaker Bio:  Cory Loriot has twelve years of experience as a web and 
desktop applications developer. He also has five years of expertise 
providing direct support to the Department of Defense initiatives at the 
Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES) and the Air 
Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC). Mr. Loriot is a strong enterprise 
application developer using the Microsoft development toolset. He has 
integrated legacy applications and business processes into SharePoint Portal 
Server (SPS) 2003 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 
technologies, as well as SharePoint Server 2010. He has also designed 
enterprise web applications using ASP.Net and ASP.Net MVC. He has a solid 
understanding of database design methodologies and implementat ion using 
both Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle. Mr. Loriot is currently a candidate 
for the Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) of SharePoint 2010. 

 

Date: Tuesday, March 12th at 6:30pm 

 

Location: 950 East Paces Ferry Road NE, Suite 2155 (21st floor), Atlanta, GA 
30326 

 

Parking: FREE Parking is available in the MARTA Parking Lot located directly 
across the street from the building. Please do not park in the One Atlanta 
Plaza building parking lot because parking is no longer free there. 

 

RSVP: Food and drinks will be provided, so please RSVP to this event ONLY is 
you are able to attend. If your status changes, please make sure to update 
the website! 

 

Website: http://www.meetup.com/AMDEV-Atlanta-Microsoft-Developers/

remote work opportunity

From: Nate Hill 
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A friend in California asked if I knew anyone for this job.
Maybe someone on the list wants to apply.
http://califaproducts.blogspot.com/2013/03/are-you-techy-consultant-whos-into.html

Description:
The enkiLibrary is a shared open source eBook Network that allows
California libraries to own and store purchased and free digital content,
to share access to more content than any individual library can purchase on
its own, to add features and functionality lacking in current third-party
vendor models (e.g., renewing, suspending holds, donating, circulation data
transferred to ILS, etc.), and to share access to unique local digitized
content with other libraries within the Network. Califa and Contra Costa
County Library partnered to co-develop an open source eBook Network, shared
by, and accessible to multiple library systems in California. The platform
is based on the Douglas County (CO) Libraries model, which utilizes the
Adobe Content Server and the open source VuFindPlus, developed at Villanova
University. The Quipu Group, a software development company, is developing
the initial VuFindPlus interface.

Funding for this project is available through a Bay Area Library
Information Systems (BALIS) Innovation Grant, LSTA monies, and Califa. This
position will be part of the team making enkiLibrary happen through system
administration and support of the Adobe Content Server (ACS) and the
VuFindPlus open source software, including configuration, maintenance and
customization of these two servers.

Working Knowledge and Experience with:
Open source software for next generation library catalogs and discovery
tools.
Database administration (MySQL, Oracle, Solr)
User-facing web standards/platforms (HTML/XHTML, cross-browser CSS,
Javascript, jQuery/AJAX, PHP, mobile web)
Search platforms (Apache Solr)
Library software applications and protocols (NCIP, SIP, APIs, user
authentication, integrated library systems)
Web server software

-- 
Nate Hill
nathanielhill@gmail.com
http://4thfloor.chattlibrary.org/
http://www.natehill.net

Thirty years in programming, looking for something to do

From: Mike Robinson 
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"Most" programming languages ... Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, Java.  Usually =
the deal is that there's already some existing application out there, =
it's in serious trouble (perhaps abandoned in favor of greener climes), =
and the task is to drop in and do it, always landing "four paws down."  =
There's been some stranger stuff ... Prolog, R.  Never a shortage in =
this world of half-finished stuff that's been left high and dry.

Can programming-languages be a hobby?  I think so.  I'm always poking =
around sites learning about new ones.  I've even written a few.  It's =
really interesting to me, to see how programming languages work and to =
see them as a power-tool for a particular class of problem.  There's a =
really challenging Terracache in this area (I think it's still alive) =
which at its various puzzle stages included both a very large Sudoku =
puzzle and a logic-problem ("The man with the blue tie is not standing =
up") with twenty-odd stages.  GNU Prolog not only solved both problems =
but, geek that I am, showed that one of the clues in the logic problem =
was not required to solve the problem.

Hobby or not, everyone starting on a new project picks their favorite =
and everybody's got a different favorite.  So, when they waltz on to the =
next gig and you're the one following 'em, you dance with the one that =
brung ya.

---------
Mike Robinson
Technical Director
Sundial Services International, LLC
http://www.sundialservices.com
miker@sundialservices.com
(615) 268-3829
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mike-robinson/51/532/5a

Gnome Goes Javascript

From: Sean Brewer 
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http://developers.slashdot.org/story/13/02/04/1819231/gnome-goes-javascript

Any opinions from java land?

From: Rod-Lists 
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Will Oracle Wake Up & Smell the Java?
http://fossforce.com/2013/01/will-oracle-wake-up-smell-the-java/

Web developer gig at Chattanooga Public Library

From: Nate Hill 
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Join us!
http://4thfloor.chattlibrary.org/web-job


*Chattanooga Public Library is seeking a fun, wickedly smart individual to
work as a web developer and metadata geek.  The successful applicant will
build web applications for CPL working directly with our local history
department, our systems administrator, and our social media coordinator.
 An ideal applicant will also posses the smooth social skills needed to
guide the design and development of products with other library vendors.
 Join our awesome team!

The ideal candidate will be tight with:
HTML5 / CSS3 / Javascript, jQuery and plugins
XML
JSON, JSONP
PHP and PHP Frameworks
MySQL and other databases
SQL
Both Windows and Linux (different flavors) environments
CMS experience: Drupal ideal, Wordpress ok, Omeka
Github or other version control solution
MARC, Dublin Core, EAD


Please send a resume to cooper

Any javascript guru's out there?

From: Joe Freeman 
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In making my first foray into javascript, I've run into an issue- I'm using
EasyjQuery

Interactive Command Line Tutorial?

Copyright alert system

From: Christopher Rimondi 
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A story broke a couple of weeks ago about ISP's voluntarily participating
in a copyright alert system.

http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/262315-internet-providers-set-to-crack-down-on-illegal-file-sharing

 Essentially, intellectual property holders will flag an IP address for
peer-to-peer sharing and let the ISP know. The ISP will then send alerts to
suspected users letting them know they have been flagged. They might also
put them in a "walled-garden" where they will force fed "educational
material" that they must read before leaving. Two questions for anyone who
might know.

1. What is the nature of the alerts? HTTP redirects, DNS redirects, Java
script inserted into legitimate pages? I couldn't seem to find anything on
this.
2. Why would ISPs voluntarily participate in a program like this? I have a
few guesses such as it will save them from future litigation or the content
owners are paying them directly. But, does anyone have evidence on why they
are doing this?

I have heard this referred to as "SOPA-lite".

Thanks,

Chris

-- 
Chris Rimondi | http://twitter.com/crimondi

Programmers needed

From: Tim Youngblood 
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From the Lampost Group grapevine, on behalf of a friend:

This applies both to Campus Bellhops and the positions that Akimbo is
attempting to fill:

Software Engineer comfortable and experienced working with a full-stack.
(LAMP)

Not required but strongly preferred:
Python/Django Experience

Nice-to-Haves:
Javascript Experience (We work specifically with ext.js)
iOS Experience
Postgres Experience

Let me know and I'll put you in touch.

If you don't have direct, deep experience with the above (albeit brief)
items, don't waste my/your/their time.

If you are a recruiter, please go away, and never come back.

Thanks,
Tim

Anyone played with real-time web updates?

From: Dan Lyke 
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I just discovered the Meteor web server, and am looking for cool things
it can do.

Meteor is a server you run to push real-time (for second or so meanings
of "real time") data to web pages. So, for instance, if you were
writing the next Twitter, you'd create a web page that loaded a Meteor
server JavaScript snippet, tell that JavaScript to listen on a channel,
and then you'd connect to the control port of the server and send it
updates for channels.

So for my test app I wrote a little HTML page that had an input box, a
submit button, and a .

My submit button takes the input box contents and sends it off to a CGI.

The CGI opens a IO::Socket::INET stream to the control port, prints

  ADDMESSAGE streamname [the contents of the text box]

which then causes Meteor to send an event out to my HTML page, which
has a JavaScript snippet that:

   $("#messages").append("" + data + "")

Poof. Instant chat server.

Their demo is little twinkly stars dependent on the IP address of the
server that's accessing their web page currently.

A little JSON and some database storage, and more stream names, and
you've got a small Twitter...

This thing is kinda cool.

Dan

CSS/JS/HTML Therapyon http://chugalug.org

From: Mike Harrison 
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Yesterday was one of those days where after getting home,
I felt the urge to do -something- productive and gratifying.

I'd been playing with Twitter Boostrap, a collection of CSS
and JavaScript (including jQuery Aaaack!) that is useful for playing 
around with a CMS's (Content Management Systems) and interfaces.

It seems pretty heavy for a 5 page website, but I have to
admit I like the adaptive/responsive menu's for playing with
smart phones, tablets, etc.

So I updated the Widget CMS on http://chugalug.org with it.

Those of you that know me and my affection for table driven layout, hatred 
of jQuery and JavaScipt powered menuing might wonder what aliens injected 
what glowing substance into my head... Rest assured, I'm still me,
but you have to learn/know something well enough to love it,
to honestly hate it.

So, loading all that crap makes the main page:


    		Size	Uncompressed Size
1 Document	2 KB	8 KB
8 Images	33 KB	33 KB
0 Objects
14 Scripts	96 KB	313 KB
3 Style Sheets	24 KB	150 KB
26 Files	154 KB	504 KB

I'm looking for some feedback. Is this "the new normal" and "acceptable"?

To be on topic:

   It's hosted on Linux,
   written with only a text editor (live on the server)
   (joe < vi < emacs )
   and is about the Chugalug website..





















============================================================
Mike Harrison   bogon@geeklabs.com  cell: 423.605.6943

Corporate portal doesn't work with Linux (or Firefox)

From: "Robert A. Kelly III" 
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The Convergys corporate intranet is supposed to be available over the
internet at my.convergys.com, but it doesn't appear to work on any
browser on Linux. Opera and Chrome work only when running on Windows and
Firefox never works even when it is running on Windows. When it works,
the site prompts for a username and password, but with any browser on
Linux or Firefox on Windows it simply gives:

HTTP Status 401 -

type Status report

message

description This request requires HTTP authentication ().
Sun-Java-System/Application-Server

without prompting for a username or password. Can anyone tell why this
is happening or if there is a way to login from a Linux machine?

Job in Knoxville - if anyone is interested.

From: Bret McHone 
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This is an FYI if anyone is interested in work in Knoxville. I believe =
she's referring to Scripps Networks which is a good company. I know a =
few guys over there and it's a pretty dynamic network they run. I just =
checked their site and the job is posted there @ =
http://www.scrippsnetworks.com. The recruiter below said she can make =
sure resumes get in front of the hiring manager, but I'm just passing =
the info along.

-B

here is the job description:

Systems Administrator

DUTIES PERFORMED

This list of duties is not exhaustive, and duties may be added, deleted =
or changed at any time.

	=95 Install, configure, and support multi-tiered systems =
applications.
	=95 Tune and customize operating systems (Linux, Windows, =
VMware) to support specific applications for best performance.
	=95 Perform root cause analysis of reoccurring application and =
system issues.
	=95 Develop custom scripts using Perl, Python, or other =
scripting languages to support system and applications.
	=95 Identify needs and develop technical standards following =
best practices and how they can be best applied in the environment.
	=95 Implement enterprise level monitoring for internally and =
externally hosted services
	=95 Review performance of the infrastructure, perform trending =
analysis, and make recommendations to address capacity needs.
	=95 Participate in system architectural design, procurement, and =
sizing. (Similar to number 6)
	=95 Perform in a technical and/or team lead role.
	=95 Lead presentations to technical audiences.
	=95 Perform hardware and software upgrades, OS patching and =
server resources management
	=95 Implement and verify security settings that meet best =
practices and SOX guidelines
	=95 Support 2nd tier service desk incident management
	=95 Provide 24/7 support in an on-call rotation.
	=95 Perform other duties as needed, and as directed by =
supervisor.
=20
REQUIREMENTS

Education:

	=95 Associates or Bachelors degree preferred
Experience:

	=95 Minimum of 4-6 years Systems Administration experience in =
Microsoft Windows, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and/or Solaris is required.
	=95 Minimum of 2-5 years experience with VMware, ESXi and =
vSphere as well as working knowledge with storage, networking =
routing/switching in those environments.
	=95 Minimum of 2 years experience with IIS, Active Directory, =
SQL Server, SharePoint, Apache http servers and Java application =
servers, preferably Tomcat, JBoss and/or Glassfish, is required.
	=95 Minimum of 2 years experience with Microsoft Clustering, =
Veritas Cluster Server or other clustering software is required.
	=95 Minimum of 2 years experience with Perl and/or other =
scripting languages is required.
Equipment:

	=95 Midrange X64 Systems, DELL, HP, SUN.
License/Certificate:

	=95 Red Hat Certified Engineer certification a definite plus.
	=95 Microsoft Certifications a plus
	=95 ITIL Foundation Certification a plus.=B7 Certificates in any =
of the above mentioned a plus.
Skills/Abilities:

	=95 Ability to work in a dynamic and collaborative team =
environment.
	=95 Good verbal and written communication skills.
	=95 Ability to train less experienced personnel on =
administration tasks and basic troubleshooting techniques.
	=95 Ability to communicate with technical and non-technical =
personnel in person and by telephone in stressful situations.
	=95 Ability to take lead role in small projects.
	=95 Some moderate lifting may be required.
	=95 Occasional overtime may be required.



Begin forwarded message:

> From: "Timmerman, Nicole" 
> Subject: Hoping to Network with you in the Knoxville area!
> Date: August 27, 2012 11:07:56 AM EDT
> To: "dbmchone@gmail.com" 
>=20
> Hi Bret,
> =20
> I was hoping to reach out to your for referrals! I have a Top 10 Media =
company looking for an experienced and talented Systems Engineer. Ideal =
candidates will have an understanding of Windows and Linux servers as =
well as experience with VMware(Red Hat certification is a plus). The =
company itself is really cool, they own several cable networks including =
HGTV & Food Network to name a couple. One of their core values is =
work/life balance. This is a long term contract opportunity sitting in =
Knoxville, TN. I know you are happy in your current position  but I =
didn=92t know if you knew anyone looking? If so, please pass along my =
information to any friends or colleagues that you think might be in the =
market and open to these opportunities. Thank you in advance for your =
time, and I hope to hear back from you soon!
> =20
> Thank you!
> =20
> =20
> **Career Best Practice- Update your resume every 2 months**
> Nicole Timmerman Technical Recruiter -
> 408 North Cedar Bluff Road, Suite 325, Knoxville, TN 37923
> 888.768.3953  T 865.292.2379
> F 865.292.2396 M 517.262.5508
>=20
> =20
>=20
> This electronic mail (including any attachments) may contain =
information that is privileged, confidential, and/or otherwise protected =
from disclosure to anyone other than its intended recipient(s). Any =
dissemination or use of this electronic mail or its contents (including =
any attachments) by persons other than the intended recipient(s) is =
strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please =
notify us immediately by reply e-mail so that we may correct our =
internal records. Please then delete the original message (including any =
attachments) in its entirety. Thank you.

graylog2

From: Nick Smith 
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Im trying to get graylog2 setup to accept logs from rsyslog

I keep getting this in the log:

FATAL: org.graylog2.Main - Could not start syslog server core thread.
Do you have permissions to listen on port 514?

Ive googled around and I have apparmour and the firewall disabled on
ubuntu 12.04
The graylog user i setup has sudo access, which i guess is needed to
bind to a port.

rsyslogs.conf:

# provides UDP syslog reception
$ModLoad imudp
$UDPServerRun 514

# provides TCP syslog reception
$ModLoad imtcp
$InputTCPServerRun 12201

graylog2.conf

# On which port (UDP) should we listen for Syslog messages? (Standard: 514)
syslog

If Hemingway wrote JavaScript

From: David White 
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I'm not much of a programmer, but this is funny.

http://byfat.xxx/if-hemingway-wrote-javascript

-- 
- David White -
Smooth Stone Services *(soon to be CENTS)*
*Computing, Equipping, Networking, Training & Supporting *
*Nonprofit Organizations Worldwide*

Existing Website: http://www.smoothstoneservices.com
New Website (coming soon): http://developCENTS.com

Second Site is Hiring!!!!!

From: Taylor McDonald 
------------------------------------------------------
Second|Site, LLC is currently looking to hire five developers into flexible
and exciting positions. We are
focused on Augmented Reality solutions, and are pushing into new markets
with this technology.
Potential applicants should have previous - and preferably active -
experience with a minimum of two
skill sets below. We are not concerned with rigid requirements so much as
the ability to learn quickly if
necessary, rampant curiosity and a =93Swiss Army knife=94 mentality.
Skill Sets Required
Programming Languages & Frameworks
Please note that this is our current vision and implementation. However, we
are open to other
languages if your skill sets are best represented by them. Furthermore,
experience with Geographic
Information Systems (GIS) is an indispensible skill set that will be
beneficial in understanding a number
of the core concepts for our product, but is not essential for applicants.
Java - Android development
Python - Blender Python API and experience with Django.
Objective-C - iOS development
HTML5/JavaScript - WebGL, security,
PHP - MVC implementations
WebGL & OpenGL
REST, JSON, and XML - Experience constructing
SQL - Experience designing, developing, and implementing database backends
with MySQL,
PostgreSQL, SQLite, etcetera. Preferably in conjunction with PHP.
WebGL
Experience with developing and authoring WebGL applications is required,
but we are agnostic to the
libraries used in your implementations. The context in which WebGL will be
used in our product is in
rendering and editing 3D datasets.
HTML5
Experience with HTML5 APIs with an emphasis on drag-and-drop functionality,
the File API, the File
System API, and the Canvas element (2D/3D), and WebGL. Front-end design
skills needed with the
ability to match an existing theme or style if necessary.
Security
Customer data will be actively exchanged between client workstations and
mobile devices. Security -
both client- and server-side - represents a business critical component of
our application, encompassing
every aspect of our workflow. In short, experience involving the following
is essential for potential
applicants:
- Experience securing scalable PHP-based applications sitting on a LAMP
stack, particularly within a
cloud-based environment (Google App Engine, Amazon AWS, Rackspace, etc.)
- Experience with OAuth on the client-side mobile devices
- Experience with HTTPS, MOSH and SSH
- Android/iOS security frameworks and practices
Android
Extensive experience with the Android API with a focus on OpenGL (previous
experience with OpenGL
not required but beneficial) and Android security. Must be able to define
new UI from scratch or match
a previously developed UI from another platform like iOS.
iOS
Extensive experience with the Cocoa API with a focus on OpenGL (previous
experience with OpenGL
not required but beneficial). Must be able to define new UI from scratch or
match a previously
developed from another platform like android.
About Us
We are a startup working in the realm of augmented reality, and we need
startup-minded developers.
You must be comfortable with agile development, and be a perfectionist
about documentation,
accuracy and user experience. You must be able to navigate a changing
landscape of project
expectations and development goals. More than anything, you must be curious
and flexible, willing
to learn new things with a proven track record of being a =94Swiss Army
knife=94 of solutions. Few of
the things we do on a daily basis were things we had done before, and
that=92s what we love. We are
constantly presented with problems that have never been tackled before,
things that are =93impossible,=94
to which we respond: =93=91impossible=92 just takes more time.=94
You must be willing to go above and beyond. We are pushing into a new
market within augmented
reality, and you must be able to look past what we=92re currently doing to
see what can be done. If
solving new and old problems by applying cutting edge technology doesn=92t
interest you, please stop
reading. If you=92re okay with doing the same old thing, or if you prefer a
=93corporate=94 nine-to-five setting,
there=92s simply no room for you here.
We pride ourselves on our unique culture. We are flexible with our work
schedules, but be prepared
to work up to 60 hours/week and never just 40. We are on a mission. We love
what we do, and that=92s
what compels us to keep pushing our own limits and the limits of the
digital space we work in.
We want to get to know you as a person and as a developer. We want to know
how you work, what
motivates you, and how we-- and you-- can get the most out of your
experience with us. We respect
what we are building, who we are and the values that unite us - we are in
the relationship business and
the most important relationships we have are within our team. If you=92re
interested in us and we=92re
interested in you, we will invite you for a two week assignment/challenge.
This will be your opportunity
to interact with a part our culture: results are the only thing that trump
=93the hustle=94 around here. (If
you=92re currently employed or otherwise occupied, we=92ll work with you--
nights and weekends for 3
weeks, for instance).
We love that it=92s 2012 and telecommuting is a reality, but we want to see
your beautiful face more
often than not. We are based out of Chattanooga, Tennessee-- the best place
in the world, if you ask
us! In fact, ask anyone: Outdoor Magazine=92s readers rated us =93Best Town
Ever=94 last year. There=92s a great
and burgeoning culture here, with a focus on arts and music, the outdoors,
and all things local. Trust
us, spend a month in Chattanooga and you=92ll have kudzu wrapped around you=
r
head and a river running
through your soul!
The Terms
Contract: 1 year, renewable, with 3 month probationary period
Starting salary: $45k, renegotiable at end of first year, with potential
for relocation assistance
Equity: 0-1%
Vest: 3 years
Cliff: 1 year

linux related local job

From: Reed Gregory 
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Trying to get some good applicants for a senior level position at
UT-Chattanooga.  If anyone has any questions, please send them my way.
 You can see other jobs and apply at
http://www.utc.edu/Administration/HumanResources/Employment/  For
those security people out there, this is also an advanced Information
Security position also open.

Lead Web Administrator, Banner - 12000000XQ

Description

The Lead Web Administrator has primary responsibility for delivering
effective, customer-centric portal and web technology solutions that
are savvy, integrated, easy to use, accessible, and up-to-date. This
position has primary responsibility for management, maintenance,
troubleshooting, and improvement of applications, integrations, and
databases that are used to provide the University public web site, the
student web portal (Ellucian Luminis), content management services
(CMS), and other application and database technologies with the scope
of the Web Services unit.  Technical administration responsibility of
this position includes working with technical and functional offices
to implement and improve all web services; designing, writing, and
testing portal and public web interfaces and programming; assisting
functional office staff in testing portal, web, and CMS software for
upgrades; designing, writing, and testing single sign on integrations
utilized by the portal and CMS; as well as troubleshooting and problem
solving as needed to maintain effective web and portal services. This
position works in an environment where high quality solutions and
continuous improvements are standard and expected. The portal/web
information systems are a 24-hour system that the public, students,
prospects, faculty, staff and various other members of the UTC
community use to interact with the University=92s processes and
procedures. High quality portal/web applications are critical to the
success of the University in today=92s marketplace.

Qualifications

Education: Bachelor's degree or 5 years related work experience, or
equivalent combination.
Experience: One year experience with technical administration of a
portal, CMS or other major web application in a higher education
setting. Experience with Luminis or Liferay portal preferred.
Skills: xsl, html, css, communications, organization, technical
analysis and problem solving, software administration, Linux, ldap or
active directory, SQL, java portlets, web security practices,
integration with student information systems, collaborative teamwork,
and multiple priority task management

--=20
Reed Gregory
reed.gregory@gmail.com

4th of july explosion (of jobs)

From: Ed King 
------------------------------------------------------
whoa... at first glance, there sure are a LOT of new tech jobs in Chattanooga, 
according to CHATTANOOGAhasjobs.com  ( 
http://chattanooga.careerlink.com/browse/specialties/1140 )

check it out...


    * AI / Expert / Knowledge Systems Engineers - 5 jobs
    * Applications Analysts - 31 jobs
    * Applications Business Analysts - 29 jobs
    * Applications Computer Engineers - 36 jobs
    * Applications Data Modelers - 19 jobs
    * Applications Engineers - 28 jobs
    * Change Management, QA, Testing Engineers - 30 jobs
    * Computer Hardware Engineers - 3 jobs
    * Computer Programmers - 45 jobs
    * Computer Software Engineers, Applications - 39 jobs
    * Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software - 23 jobs
    * Configuration Management Engineers - 5 jobs
    * Information Technology Project Managers - 35 jobs
    * Operating Systems Programmers / Analysts - 26 jobs
    * Operating Systems Project Leads - 2 jobs
    * Programmers - .Net - 40 jobs
    * Programmers - ActiveX - 3 jobs
    * Programmers - AS/400 - 3 jobs
    * Programmers - Assembler - 1 job
    * Programmers - C - 3 jobs
    * Programmers - C# - 34 jobs
    * Programmers - C++ - 8 jobs
    * Programmers - CICS - 4 jobs
    * Programmers - COBOL - 2 jobs
    * Programmers - Cold Fusion - 4 jobs
    * Programmers - CRM Software - 1 job
    * Programmers - DB2 - 6 jobs
    * Programmers - Flash / Flex Action Script - 3 jobs
    * Programmers - Java - 42 jobs
    * Programmers - JCL - 4 jobs
    * Programmers - MySQL - 9 jobs
    * Programmers - Oracle - 11 jobs
    * Programmers - Other - 25 jobs
    * Programmers - PeopleSoft - 3 jobs
    * Programmers - Perl - 2 jobs
    * Programmers - PHP - 4 jobs
    * Programmers - SAP - 2 jobs
    * Programmers - SAS - 4 jobs
    * Programmers - Smalltalk - 1 job
    * Programmers - SQL Server - 35 jobs
    * Programmers - UNIX - 5 jobs
    * Programmers - Visual Basic - 24 jobs
    * Software Applications Architects - 14 jobs
    * Software Applications Engineers - 23 jobs
    * Software Applications QA Specialists - 7 jobs
    * Software Developers, Applications - 87 jobs
    * Software Developers, Systems Software - 40 jobs
    * Software Engineers - 50 jobs
    * Software Quality Assurance Engineers and Testers - 8 jobs
    * Systems Administrators - 10 jobs
    * Systems Analysts - 11 jobs
    * Systems Programmers - 28 jobs
    * Systems Test Engineers - 4 jobs

...but, if you click on a category (I couldn't click on the COBOL category fast 
enough) it seems that CHATTANOOGAhasjobs has been spammed by an out-of-town  
recruiter firm.     I emailed CHJs and told them about it.  Maybe they want it 
that way, hellifino.

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