Senior Web Developer

BY: Daniel Odio

Monday, December 7th, 2009 | NO COMMENTS

We’re looking for a senior web developer to be deeply involved in the build out of our AppMakr iPhone builder product.

The first step to determine compatibility is to get a bit more information from you. Please fill out the form below and answer the questions. They get progressively harder, so don’t feel bad if you don’t know the answers to all of them, that will just let us gauge your skill level. And in fact, we’re looking for developers at all skill levels, so it’s OK not to know some of this – we’ll teach you a lot!

Tell us about yourself:

First Name
Last Name
Email Address
Street
City
State
Zip
Your Website (if none write “none”)
A Few Questions…	** Tell us more about yourself: // 1. What languages can you develop in? // 2. What experience do you have coding in scripting languages like Ruby on Rails, Django/Python, or PHP? // 3. Would you consider yourself a “senior” developer or a “junior” developer? // 4. Are you currently employed? If so, how much notice would you have to give your employer before you could start? // 5. What are your salary requirements? Please be as specific as possible. // 6. What else should we know about you? // 7. What other questions do you have for us? // Please Answer These Dev Questions (it’s OK if you don’t know all the answers, just do your best) ** // 8. Do you have examples of other dev work you’ve done? If so, please include a link and/or screenshots. // 9. What are some of the positive and negative qualities of using an abstracted scripting language? // 10. What’s the benefit of using jQuery? // 11. Why is it sometimes not a good idea to use session objects? // 12. Out of these 3 things, which should be server-side and which should be HTML? a) Calculating Cost b) Ordering c) Displaying whether or not a button should appear // 13. Database question: Given this select statement: Select * from people where name=”isaac” and sex=”M”, and given the table is made up of the columns ID, Name, Sex, Weight, Phone, which columns would you index to maximize speed using the appropriate number of indexes, and why? Which columns wouldn’t you index, and why?

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Senior Web Developer

BY: Daniel Odio

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