At 7:28 PM -0500 1/30/07, Paul wrote:
Right now there are 20 plus applicants from 3rd world nations with
experience applying. Welcome to the new world order. Do you here
the sucking sound Ross.
I think most here would be surprised at what some programmers will
work for. As for myself, ther
On Wednesday 31 January 2007 05:20, michael wrote:
> http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/sad/270790501.html
>
> Candidates must have strong knowledge of Perl, PHP, HTML, XML,
> JavaScript, CGI, Apache, MySQL, using standard, team-based web
> development practices.
>
> Sa
I think the Google juggernaut seems to be a compelling factor.
They're investing very heavy in the whole python craze - I figure they
know what's hot or not, they have a zillion PhD's in CompSci roaming
the halls there, and it's kinda of a fun language to play with too.
I pretty much have php un
At 11:23 PM 1/30/2007, Aaron Fischer wrote:
I am retrieving a four digit value from a mysql db. It is an
unsigned zerofill field so there are leading zeros.
I add 0001 to the value. However, I find that I lose my leading
zeros, which I want to keep. I also tried incrementing the value but
tha
I am retrieving a four digit value from a mysql db. It is an
unsigned zerofill field so there are leading zeros.
I add 0001 to the value. However, I find that I lose my leading
zeros, which I want to keep. I also tried incrementing the value but
that produces the same result.
Any sugge
lol, sorry scratch my last post, my spam bot ate the other corres. ;)
I highly recommend getting your SCJP ASAP. I believe JAva and .NET are the
waves of the future, so-to-say. I prefer Java because I believe it to be
more likely to be on EVERY platform. And I know it, so, heh.
Edward JS Prevost
Interesting that you'd go with Python. I've focused on Java, only by cause
of bias. (My Own that is. =D) Any other reasons you think Python should be
taking up my loverly reading time?
Edward JS Prevost II
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- Original Message -
From: "edward potter"
Java seems to have a number of fits and starts over the last 10
years, but hanging on. Python can of course be used for all things web
based, and can also create full blown applications too. (bittorrent
for one), I'm still just a beginner.
I have a friend that has been doing Java (and hating it
On 1/30/07, edward potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To all my php buds. I hate to say this, but I have seen some recent
CL posts for USA based, Graduate students with (as they quote) a
number of years of php experience, that are billing at $10 an hour.
The company that I work for, I think we
I've had an intro procedural programming course that used Python and
an object-oriented programming course that used Java. I've been
using PHP at work for about four years.
It seemed to me that Python was more similar to PHP than Java. Java
seemed liked a different animal. That's sort of
Python rocks, but for sure get some Java experience under your belt too.
Good luck! :-) ed
On 1/30/07, Aaron Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm taking an artificial intelligence class and we can do the
assignments in Python, Java, or C++. I was leaning toward Java but
your post makes me w
I'm taking an artificial intelligence class and we can do the
assignments in Python, Java, or C++. I was leaning toward Java but
your post makes me want to lean toward Python. Hmmm...
-Aaron
On Jan 30, 2007, at 9:45 PM, edward potter wrote:
So what am I doing? I am diving FULL blast int
To all my php buds. I hate to say this, but I have seen some recent
CL posts for USA based, Graduate students with (as they quote) a
number of years of php experience, that are billing at $10 an hour.
What was the straw that broke the camels back? The DIGG guys saying
they built their ZILLION d
I think there's quite a bit of variety in the work you could expect from a
PHP programmer. While I think $10/hour is really, really low, there are some
positions that are just heads down, follow the instructions, who cares what
the code looks like type. For these, I don't think pay in the $35k-55
"Wow", is an understatement. Look at the tech outsourcing to Bombay and the
salaries there sometime. Eventually US coders/Designers will be obsolete...
sadly.
Edward JS Prevost II
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www.EdwardPrevost.info
- Original Message -
From: "Joseph Crawford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To
Yeah this is exactly what I was talking about a couple months back when
there was a discussion on the going rate for PHP programmers.
I mean obviously they're not looking for an experienced PHP programmer
(at least they shouldn't be at that rate, especially in New York City)
they're just looking f
Right now there are 20 plus applicants from 3rd world nations with
experience applying. Welcome to the new world order. Do you here
the sucking sound Ross.
On Jan 30, 2007, at 6:58 PM, Joseph Crawford wrote:
Wow that is just amazing pretty funny that they would request that lol
--
Jose
Wow that is just amazing pretty funny that they would request that lol
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Wow. Wonder what qualifications you need to hit the high end of that payscale...
On 1/30/07, michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/sad/270790501.html
Candidates must have strong knowledge of Perl, PHP, HTML, XML,
JavaScript, CGI, Apache, M
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/sad/270790501.html
Candidates must have strong knowledge of Perl, PHP, HTML, XML,
JavaScript, CGI, Apache, MySQL, using standard, team-based web
development practices.
Salary: $7.00 to $10.00 per hour
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