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Good morning, are there any upcoming meetings for this WordPress Orlando User Group?
Also does anyone know if there is a WordPress bootcamp similar to Drupal Camp,
SQL Server Saturday, BarCamp, etc.. that takes here in Central Florida?
Thank you,
Pablo
Evolve Design Group (www.evolvetoday.com) is currently seeking a passionate developer with a solid understanding of the Open Source Platform – WordPress. The successful applicant must have at least 2 years commercial experience on WordPress 2-3+, an understanding of plugin development and be an enthusiastic follower of current and emerging web technologies focused around WordPress.
A strong understanding of PHP, JS, HTML, CSS and database technology is essential, as is a flair for providing solid programming with feature-rich interfaces focused on customer usability.
Job Responsibility
The selected applicant will be responsible for:
1. Consulting on website features at the wire stage
2. Developing WP theme from ground up
3. Implementing necessary plug-ins as well as building new plug-ins
4. Setting up testing/beta area
5. Performing QA & Debugging
6. Pushing site live
Required Skills
1. PHP/MySQL (4+ Years)
2. Javascript (4+ Years)
3. XHTML/CSS (5+ Years)
4. Experience writing code to 508 standards
5. WordPress 2/3 Platform (2+ Years)
6. Experience with the WordPress AP
7. Developing Themes & Plugins
8. Knowledge of mod_rewrite in Apache
9. Http fundamentals (request, response headers)
Additional, but not required skills
1. HTML5 Features
2. CSS3.0
3. Experience building WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) websites
Candidate will be required to do all programming in-house during normal business hours. Computer and working station will be provided. Candidate will be responsible for having daily transportation to and from the office. Any consulting services needed do not have to be in-house.
Please submit your resume and web portfolio along with your hourly rate.
Please contact David Galliford @ dave.galliford@gmail.com if you are interested.
BlueChip Power in Lake Mary is looking for a freelance webmaster with solid experience in WordPress.
Experience in CSS, XHTML, PHP, and Javascript are a MUST – as well as experience getting WordPress to do what YOU need it to do.
You need to be comfortable modifying someone else’s code (like a WordPress plug-in or theme functions) in order to make it work for you (and how to keep those changes when updates come).
Experience using a CDN is helpful (especially Amazon S3 and Cloudfront) and the ability to work with other PHP web-based applications and the Smarty Template system. A good understanding of site optimization and using tools like YSlow, and Google Page Speed too, along with the Plesk control panel.
If you can work from sometimes vague requirements, and still keep things humming along, then this is for you.
You need to be a self-starter, and motivated to get the work done, sometimes with very short lead times.
NO third party resumes are being accepted for this position.
Please email your resume to careers@advancedsolarphotonics.com or fax to (407) 333-9143
For specific questions about the actual job (not salaries, etc.), then feel free to email me: ron@blaisdell.com
Good afternoon all.
I was hoping to find out if anyone would be interested in working on a volunteer project in Lakeland. We are in the process of building a community web portal built on wordpress and we need to add some experienced developers into the ranks.
We hope to develop a platform with functionality that is not currently freely available today.
If you interested please let me know.
Thanks.
Is there a meeting at Orlando Brewing Co. tonight?
Just joined. I am going through and aggressively learning WordPress and it’s capabilities. Look forward to learning and contributing in the coming weeks/months.
Hi y’all fellow Orlando WordPressers. Glad I discovered you.
I’m experiencing something weird lately. My blog stats have plummeted in the last few weeks. I mean, shrunk by two-thirds.
The drop is so sudden and dramatic that I have to wonder if it’s accurate.
The only thing that has changed about my blog is that I started allowing Google ads on it a few weeks ago.
It’s perplexing. If my abysmal stats continue, I can see Google taking the ads off my site because I’m now not delivering the numbers they require.
That doesn’t bother me. But I’d sure like to know what’s going on….
I’ve just finished setting up my blog. http://www.crystalsingingbowls.ca/energy_talk/
I’m very proud of it because I’ve done it from scratch to match my website. I’ve added and customized some plugins. I’ve just purchased the pro version of the Event Calendar and now looking to integrate Eventbrite into it. Unfortunately, I’m having problems with EventBrite integration but I’m working on it.
I look forward to joining you in person between Nov and Apr ( a beer sounds good). Until April, I’m in Ontario.
A WordPress user group in Orlando that meets at a place where beer is served, BRILLIANT!
Hey all, thought I’d toss this out there to see if anyone has an easy solution. I’m in the process of restructuring a blog which will entail renaming categories, and moving some posts from under one category to another. Is there a plugin or easy to way to make sure none of the previous links will break?
I’ve done some googling and all I can seem to find are plugins for updating if you change the permalink structure. Unfortunately I’m keeping the same structure, just renaming/moving things.
Suggestions?
Update, guess you learn something new everyday. Apparently WordPress has something built in to handle this. I changed all of my category names and moved categories around to different containers, and the old original links still work just fine. Pretty cool. I’m just curious if they are doing 301 redirects automatically or it’s something else going on.
if you are using the get_permalink($id) and get_category_link($id) functions then nothing will break. If they are hard-coded paths then you’re SOL