New York City Meetup

benjamin-smith — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 01:54:17 +1200

Any SS devs out there interested in meeting up in Manhattan to talk about our favorite CMS/framework?

I have a number of PHP devs that are interested in learning more (because I go on and on about SilverStripe to them), but I don't know any other SS folks in NYC. No need to be an expert, anyone with any level of interest in SilverStripe is more than welcome.

Please post back here so I can gauge interest!

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Wanted > SilverStripers in Wellington

Futureweb — Fri, 10 May 2013 10:24:06 +1200

Calling Wellington Based SilverStripe people,

I run a freelance web company over at futureweb.co.nz. Only problem is I've got too busy, and also just started a full time contract.

There are various ongoing jobs, a couple of upcoming websites, and people find my web site and put in requests for quotes.

Instead of telling people I don't have time, I would much rather pass through the work to a trusted local freelancer or web design/dev company. Local is key, as many clients do want to meet.

Happy to talk to freelancers or small web companies. Most projects are fairly small, so would suit a smaller company.
Generally there are 3 types of project - fixing/adding to existing sites, designing and building complete new sites, and building sites where the design has been provided from a designer

Contact me if you're keen.

jon@futureweb.co.nz

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Re: Silverstripers in New Hampshire?

sekjal — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 05:57:38 +1200

Not quite in New Hampshire, but Western Mass, which depending on your definition of "close" is... close.

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Re: Silverstripe developers in South Africa

Optic Blaze — Sat, 13 Apr 2013 10:22:20 +1200

Hi Patjnr,

Good to see some other South Africans that are using Silverstripe!

You can email me at support[at]opticblaze.co.za

Hope to hear from you soon

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Re: Silverstripe developers in South Africa

patjnr — Sat, 13 Apr 2013 05:15:18 +1200

Hi Optic

I am in plettenberg bay, what are your contact details?

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Re: Are there any Filipino SilverStripe developers here?

swaiba — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 00:13:55 +1200

For the record http://silverbusters.com/about-us/ are based in Manila - but one is Irish and the other from Vietnam!

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Re: Are there any Filipino SilverStripe developers here?

dondon — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 21:15:18 +1300

I know its an old post but count me in.

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Re: Silverstripe developers in South Africa

Kent — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 22:34:08 +1300

hello
I am experience SS developer from VietNam, I code about 200 sites to now. Hope can help you.
My skypeid: taicait

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Re: Forum loggin error

swaiba — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 08:42:00 +1300

I would suggest a more direct approach to Silverstripe in this case, in short the "give feedback" link in the footer (http://www.silverstripe.com/feedback/) to report forum errors.

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Re: Forum loggin error

jpalsu+ — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 05:41:02 +1300

Hi,

When I am connected to the forum,
I am "anonymous" !

In my profile, when I try to change my nickname "" (blank) to "jpalsu" (my real nickname I have given to create my account) there is an alert : "Sorry, that nickname already exists. Please choose another."

What can I do ?

In the forum I appear like "anonymous"

Thanks for your help

jpalsu

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Silverstripe developers in South Africa

Optic Blaze — Thu, 07 Mar 2013 08:28:11 +1300

Hello, i am looking to connect with other Silverstripe developers in South Africa, specifically Cape Town. Let me know if you are out there. Thanks

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Fast-sites.com - Rapid SilverStripe web design

Futureweb — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 08:25:09 +1300

I've recently been working on a new project - 'Fast-Sites.com'....

At Fast-sites.com we have created what we think is the ultimate website starter package! Quick and easy to set up, with professionally designed, responsive layouts, you'll have every feature you need to get your website up and running. And through the powerful content management system you can take control of your content - creating as many pages as you like!

And because each site is built individually using the SilverStripe framework, we can customise each site almost endlessly!

As well as creating the templates, we've created our own module 'ProThemes' which sets up a variety of useful page types like home page, faq page, contact page with form and maps, listing pages, and extends the standard page with a few extra features. This module also adds a whole pile of options to the 'settings' page within SilverStripe, letting the owner upload logos, favicon, choose their fonts and colours, insert google analytic code and event turn on a 'site coming soon' placeholder page

See http://www.fast-sites.com for full details.

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SilverStripe Expert in Wellington Free to take on projects/ contracts

Futureweb — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 08:15:02 +1300

Hi there,

After many busy months building a series of websites, I find myself with some free time! So I'm currently looking for contract roles, or freelance projects to take on.

I work in SilverStripe pretty much exclusively, sometimes creating sites from start to finish, sometimes taking a design and building it, and other times people call on me to fix and finish things.

See http://www.futureweb.co.nz for examples.

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Re: Silversearch - search engine for SS3 developer resources

Ingo — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 01:45:17 +1300

This is awesome, simple and effective Thanks for creating it.

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Silverstripe Meet Up Midlands UK

lozhowlett — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 21:34:00 +1300

Hi Everyone

I am just trying to gauge interest in the possibility of setting up a "Silverstripe Geek Night" one a quarter in Northampton or Milton Keynes (UK).

Would this be of interest to anyone, if so I will go about putting plans in place!

Thanks

Lawrence

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Re: Chaining of Image mnioulation methods

Willr — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 20:27:16 +1300

Patches more than welcome!

It is changing the API for it would probably end up in the dev branch (3.2). Depending on the backwards compatibility and what it could break but post-2.4 branch is also getting minor enhancements and improvements for 2.4.

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Chaining of Image mnioulation methods

Andre — Sat, 19 Jan 2013 10:00:44 +1300

Hi there, I wrote a nice extension to the Image Object, which allows me to merge Images together, or blur them (by a gaussian algorithm), or also set the Backgroundcolor on a SetSize Method. (will put it on Github soon)

What I now was missing was the ability, to chain the methods.

Like, I want to resize an Image and blur it (to make a small Preview).

The Method Looks like this:

$MyObject->FullImage()->SetWidth(150)->Blur()

To achieve this, there is a small Piece of Code that needs to be added to the Image.php File.

Here is the original Code:

/**
    * Return an image object representing the image in the given format.
    * This image will be generated using generateFormattedImage().
    * The generated image is cached, to flush the cache append ?flush=1 to your URL.
    * @param string $format The name of the format.
    * @param string $arg1 An argument to pass to the generate function.
    * @param string $arg2 A second argument to pass to the generate function.
    * @return Image_Cached
    */
   function getFormattedImage($format, $arg1 = null, $arg2 = null) {
      if($this->ID && $this->Filename && Director::fileExists($this->Filename)) {
         $cacheFile = $this->cacheFilename($format, $arg1, $arg2);

         if(!file_exists(Director::baseFolder()."/".$cacheFile) || isset($_GET['flush'])) {
            $this->generateFormattedImage($format, $arg1, $arg2);
         }

         $cached = new Image_Cached($cacheFile);
         // Pass through the title so the templates can use it
         $cached->Title = $this->Title;
         return $cached;
      }
   }

and Here are the Lines for ParentID and ID added, to make chaining available.

   function getFormattedImage($format, $arg1 = null, $arg2 = null) {
      if($this->ID && $this->Filename && Director::fileExists($this->Filename)) {
         $cacheFile = $this->cacheFilename($format, $arg1, $arg2);

Is it possible, to add this to the Framework (in my case it's still 2.4.x) permanently?

Regards

Andre

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Remote SilverStripe Role

devperson — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 23:40:36 +1300

My client requires a remote SilverStripe developer with good Sapphire skills. You should have excellent English and a friendly and amiable personality. Please email me your CV and rate expectation. john_sedgewick@devpeople.co.uk

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Contract SilverStripe Developer Wanted, Hemel Hempstead

devperson — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 01:17:34 +1300

My client requires a contract Silver Stripe developer with good Sapphire experience. The position is paying £250-£300 per day dependent on experience. Short term contract. Possibility of more work.

Please email me in the first instance, john_sedgewick@devpeople.co.uk

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SilverStripe Developer wanted, Kent, UK

devperson — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 07:14:16 +1300

My client is currently seeking a permanent employee for their company; a skilled SilverStripe developer to work on and maintain their existing SilverStripe site. It would be great if you were a regular contributor to the SilverStripe community. They are looking for someone who is an experienced PHP developer and has advanced knowledge of the Sapphire Framework and is well versed in digging around in API's.

Salary is commensurate with experience but this is a mid level to senior position and it is located in the Royal Tunbridge Wells area, Kent.

Please email me in the first instance with a copy of your CV if you are interested rather than replying to this post.

e: john_sedgewick@devpeople.co.uk

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Re: Web Designer/Developer available for hire. Move your site to SilverStripe.

JIM2011 — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 23:19:38 +1300

HI, we are looking for hourly rate support for ongoing silverstripe projects in new emerging area. We prefer that the developers can communicate (speak) in English (e.g. Skype). If interested, please contact me directly. jkts33@yahoo.co.uk

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Re: Silversearch - search engine for SS3 developer resources

BlueO — Thu, 27 Dec 2012 10:14:36 +1300

I've been using this lately - very useful, thanks!

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Silversearch - search engine for SS3 developer resources

svandragt — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 01:00:24 +1300

Hello, I made a Silverstripe 3 resources search engine to make it easier to find help with silverstripe 3. Hopefully it's useful to you too. Feedback is welcome. Bad results, site suggestions etc.

Why use this instead of google?
It searches only the documentation, api and community for version 3, not the older ones. Plus over time I will add useful resources as I become aware of them, making it better than a manual search.

Give it a go at:
silversearch.vandragt.com

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Silverstripe Expo

Al Amin — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 16:27:40 +1300

Hey SS peeps, checkout Silverstripe Expo (http://silverstripeexpo.com/). A community powered expo site for anything Silverstripe by fans.... Request a beta invite to join

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Re: Web Designer/Developer available for hire. Move your site to SilverStripe.

dab — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 22:31:34 +1200

Up!
Feel free to contact me and talk about your project.
dmitry.belitsky@gmail.com

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Captain SilverStripe

Anthony — Sat, 15 Sep 2012 01:31:18 +1200

Hi, I work with Revolution Strategy (built on SilverStripe) , a Canadian Advertising Agency. We use SilverStripe almost exclusively for development, and we did this video for fun when we were looking for some freelancers. We're huge fans of the SilverStripe CMS, and have done some cool stuff with it over the years. Anyway, though there might be some people here who would get a kick out of it - and maybe be looking for freelance work to boot

I apologize if this isn't the place to post this, but I'm not sure there IS a proper place for this.

http://youtu.be/tUQJF6yy3NE

Cheers,

Anthony Stuart

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Re: CloudStripe | Free SilverStripe Cloud Hosting for Beta Testers

cloudstripe — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 00:28:45 +1200

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Going Forward:

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If you miss the beta closing date, register to be notified of the upcoming launch date of CloudStripe. Those who register in advance will receive an exclusive discount for expressing interest.

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SxSW 2013

zenmonkey — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 14:50:10 +1200

Just wondering if anyone will be heading down to Austin for SxSWi 2013. I'd love to get together with other silverstripe devs.

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Re: CloudStripe | Free SilverStripe Cloud Hosting for Beta Testers

cloudstripe — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 02:22:33 +1200

Hello Webdoc,
Thanks for the kind words, they really mean a lot to me.

Also, could you please spare a few minutes and use the ticket or feedback form on cloudstripe to list the areas that you believe could use some improvement. I would love to read your ideas.

Thanks again for sparing the time to beta test. I am glad you like it.

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Re: CloudStripe | Free SilverStripe Cloud Hosting for Beta Testers

Webdoc — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 01:42:52 +1200

Tnx Cloudstripe for the beta space.
There are some lose ends but i think u can handle them to be the best ss hosting ever.

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Re: CloudStripe | Free SilverStripe Cloud Hosting for Beta Testers

cloudstripe — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 19:14:25 +1200

Thanks camfindlay. You should have got the credentials to access CloudStripe; i just processed your beta invitation request.

I think Freddie Mercury wrote the song "Under Pressure" for the CloudStripe Beta Team. Due to the huge interest and large volumes of beta signups, pressure is raining down on us here! I apologize for the delay in setting up your account.

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Re: CloudStripe | Free SilverStripe Cloud Hosting for Beta Testers

camfindlay — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 14:24:34 +1200

looks like an interesting value proposition... will definitely check it out

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

camfindlay — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 14:23:04 +1200

Interesting conversations on the latest SilverScoop podcast about the community well worth a listen

http://silverscoop.org/home/episode/3

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CloudStripe | Free SilverStripe Cloud Hosting for Beta Testers

cloudstripe — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 02:56:18 +1200

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I've been very frustrated by hosts and the pain of running SilverStripe on shared servers for about two years. Today I really need help from some SilverStripers who are also frustrated with SilverStripe and hosting provider performance issues.

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Today we're taking CloudStripe out of stealth mode and opening up the cloud for FREE to SilverStripe fanatics! The solution might not be for everyone but for those who are interested, I would like to reward you in some way for help and feedback. For Beta feedback you will get 3 free websites in the cloud forever. Interested? Check out http://www.cloudstripe.com . All feedbacks are welcomed.

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

camfindlay — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 11:52:19 +1200

Maybe they mean this one?

http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/28483/cms-blog-engines

Perhaps we could jump in and make that one happen?

Interestingly enough there was a discussion about it:
http://discuss.area51.stackexchange.com/questions/62/cms-blog-proposals-merger/6105#6105

I have added my reply ;)

"I'm just coming from the now merged and deleted SilverStripe CMS stack exchange site proposal... we started this last week after a really great wider community discussion and looks like we are not even going to get the change to prove that we can get a critical mass... which is a shame really.

I can understand the reasons for wanting to lump all CMS's together... however our SilverStripe Community of Practice is mostly concerned with how to write specific SilverStripe Framework code and how we together share our specific code related problems and improve as SilverStripe Practitioners.

We currently do this on forums, but the functionality we can get via a stack exchange site helps to reinforce best practices and quality shared experiences and learning in working with SilverStripe (we could try to duplicate this functionality over on the forums but that is really double handling isn't it?).

SilverStripe is an interesting beast... it is both an MVC Framework AND a CMS in one... I would say from having worked in many CMS's over the last 10+ years I have not really come across anything similar at an open-source level and would say the types of discussions forming around it in the community would be largely different to those in other CMS's, hence the proposal.

Either way... if you really want to merge everything... I'm sure the SilverStripe Community will adjust and still participate, who knows perhaps it will be a platform to convert users of other CMS's over to the Framework and CMS we love to work in ;)"

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

camfindlay — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 11:51:05 +1200

Very interesting development... Area51 have close the SilverStripe proposal as being duplicate... stating "This proposal would tend to drain audience from an existing Stack Exchange site."

http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/42864/silverstripe

Can this be contested, wonder what is the other site is they mean?

We'll a heads up to SilverStripe Ltd, if they won't allow things on stack exchange but the community can see value in the style of Q&A they provide, that might be something to build into any update in SS.org coming up

Perhaps an extension to the forum? Allowing vote up of replies that answer the questions rather than having to trawl through lots of threads to find answers.

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

joern — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 22:04:20 +1200

Hi,
yes, that's true. you'll definitely need a core and a small group around it. But as i said, for example new modules could be voted/managed/development by the community, on a platform builded by the community, not given from the "top".

In my opinion, a community should work from the inside out, only then will create their own group feeling.

For me, there are currently too many spreaded sites. (API, documentation, google groups, etc.). The silverstripe.org is for me basicly the forum, news, and the download area. Whenever I search for extensions and modules, I google… I find many things at github but rarely here ...
That should change and i would help!

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

camfindlay — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 21:45:44 +1200

Hey Joern, yes the cathedral and bazaar concept has a lot of crossover with Wenger et al's work on the levels of community.

You need a core to integrate all the disparate parts created independently by the community contributors individual efforts - otherwise this tend to get a bit chaotic as they say a camel is a horse designed by a committee!

Nicholas Carr also has a good article called "the ignorance of the crowd" which discusses the idea that you need both the cathedral AND bazaar to make good open source software work.

Interesting and geeky reading

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

joern — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 20:35:59 +1200

Ok, i will do…

I think, everyone who deals with open source structures should read The Cathedral and the Bazaar by Eric S. Raymond.

The Cathedral and the Bazaar (abbreviated CatB) is an essay by Eric S. Raymond on software engineering methods, based on his observations of the Linux kernel development process and his experiences managing an open source project, fetchmail. It examines the struggle between top-down and bottom-up design. It was first presented by the author at the Linux Kongress on May 27, 1997 in Würzburg and was published as part of a book of the same name in 1999.

http://catb.pandamian.com/

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

Willr — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 20:02:43 +1200

@joern, talking with the SS LTD guys that night it sounds like their working on a redesign for it at the moment. If you have feedback make sure you tweet / email @silverstripe with any comments.

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

joern — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 02:47:35 +1200

Nice work!
We could implement something like Votebox https://www.dropbox.com/help/136/en for new modules and useful, modular classes.

I think the silverstripe.org site is also a bit confusing, maybe a bit restructuring/redesigning would help.
(maybe a contest like for the new theme)

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Re: The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

Willr — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 16:58:38 +1200

Nice work Cam, loved the talk on Wednesday night!

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The SilverStripe Developer Community: A Retrospective

camfindlay — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 13:05:18 +1200

Not sure where else to put this thread, but thanks to those that contributed to our workshop on Wed, 1st Aug 2012.

I have a summary of the ideas available for comment at:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZhVQAxR4RNSy9gxA_PIpAHpGx8S_Yi1HyvNsgbRK3KY/edit

Also included in this document is a summary of some of the ideas that came out of the SilverStripe UK community feedback session they held in April 2012.

If anyone would like to contribute more ideas or discuss some of the proposed please feel free to do so in here.

Thanks all,

Cam

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Silverstripers in New Hampshire?

honeybunny — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 01:57:22 +1200

I went to a php meetup last night and found at least six hard core Drupal users (serious, I was starting to think that I might get a beat down for not converting on the spot...) but have yet to meet anyone in NH that uses Silverstripe. It's doubtful that there would be enough of us to attract a crowd, but surely there must be someone else in the 603 that uses Silverstripe.

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Expert survey for final thesis

wonnepfropfen — Thu, 31 May 2012 08:20:00 +1200

Dear SilverStripe community

I'm working on my final thesis, which is a comparison of 6 CMS. One of them is SilverStripe. Part of this thesis is an expert survey.

Could you please take a few minutes to answer my questions on SilverStripe. It would really help me. I've already written a request but no one has answered so far and I need at least 10 inputs for each CMS.

Here is a link to the google forms: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHdnVzNlWnE4S25aYnFzX2k4MU1RUUE6MQ

Thank you for your help. It's really appreciated!

Jessi

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PHP Developer Wanted

Ryan M. — Sat, 19 May 2012 14:11:57 +1200

A company I contract with is looking to bring onboard an extra developer or two for PHP, MySQL and Front-end tasks. It is a temporary gig but they are willing to extend a longer term offer if you mesh with them very well.

We are looking for someone who has extensive experience with OOP and MVC architectures, Wordpress, HTML5, JS, and JSON APIs. I believe most SilverStripers qualify because they use PHP, OOP and SS is a MVC framework.

If interested, contact me via e-mail: ryan@stoked-industries.com

Thanks!

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PHP Developer with SilverStripe knowledge required in Toronto, Canada

jegelstaff — Sat, 12 May 2012 03:05:36 +1200

Hello,

We have recently begun working on a complex web application project, that uses SilverStripe as the underlying framework. To help with this work, and some of our other projects, we're seeking an experienced PHP developer, and obviously it would be great to have someone with SilverStripe experience.

The position would be a full time salaried position with Freeform Solutions, a not-for-profit corporation in Canada that provides IT consulting services to other not-for-profits.

The project involving SilverStripe is guaranteed to continue through to about September this year, and may very well go much longer, but that is dependent on funding for that particular project. However, the position itself would be an ongoing position with Freeform, regardless of the lifecycle of that one SilverStripe project.

If you are in the Toronto area and have significant PHP experience, and are looking to join a team of passionate technologists who want to build a better world by building better computer systems, then please check out our full job ad here: http://www.freeformsolutions.ca/en/we-are-hiring-php-programmer

Thanks for reading, good luck with your sites,

--Julian
Co-founder, Technical Architect, Freeform Solutions

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SilverStripers in West Africa? (particularly Ghana)

inCharge — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 23:25:57 +1200

Are you a SilverStripe developer living in West Africa, particularly Ghana? Or do you know of any?

I'm visiting Ghana and possibly other West African countries in the near future and it would be good to meet up with other SilverStripe developers while I'm there.

Thanks,
Jules

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Excellent SilverStripe backend developer required for freelance/contract work (£350 a day)

CHD — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 22:11:58 +1200

We're looking for excellent SilverStripe developers to work with on an ongoing basis.

Inititally we have a project kicking off on the 30th April, which we need immediate assistance with. (around 5 full days work)

You can work at our offices here in Shoreditch, or remotely, however we do require somebody who can pop in now and again for briefing and group discussions!

To apply, please email jobs@clickheremedia.co.uk

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Re: HELP NEEDED = SQL to mySQL

wilsonStaff — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 12:26:49 +1300

Follow up:

If someone could convert my .mdf file to a .sql one (or better a mysql one), please send an email to :

farleydw dot videotron dot ca

with your conditions ($).

Thanks!

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