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Job Posting:
Commentary, Inc. Seeks Web Developer (New York, NY)

by Chris Cornutt October 07, 2008 @ 15:08:45

Company	Commentary, Inc.
Location	New York, NY
Title	Web Developer
Summary	The company is a non-profit that publishes both a print magazine and produces daily online-only content. /Commentary /is politically conservative and one of the oldest and most respected monthly political magazines in America. We need an energetic team player to serve as our in-house programmer/developer and general tech consultant. Competitive salary. Full benefits. Skills: PHP (2-3 yrs) CF (2-3 yrs) CSS Flash SQL (2-3 yrs) Previous experience with print/online media highly preferable. Responsibilities: Maintain and develop a variety of applications for /Commentary/'s website Interface with our editorial staff, systems administrators, and potentially outside development houses on larger-scale projects. Help develop and implement a long-term strategy both for web content and web sales. To apply for this position please send your resume, with references and portfolio, to contentions[at]commentarymagazine[dot]com, or contact Sam Munson at 212 891 6737.

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Ruzz on Symfony:
What is this all about?

by Chris Cornutt May 31, 2006 @ 05:43:02

Ruzz has started up a new blog over off of Lifelogger.com that looks to take a more in-depth look at one of the more popular PHP-based frameworks offered today, symfony.

What's the deal? The deal is these two wacky french guys wrote a really kickass framework for php and I've been using it for a couple months and want to share that experience with others in the hope they too will find the same positive results i have.

In this first post, specifically, he talks about his opinions on why symfony is worth the trouble, who he is to talk about it, and what kind of things you can expect from the blog in the future. He's also providing a running report of something he's calling the "symfony challenge" - a commentary of his complete rewrite of an application he previously wrote with a framework of his own making.

The idea is to get the site to have near exact functionality and measure the time savings and benifits of using symfony.

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