subversion

Company Overview:

From local proprietors to Fortune 500 companies, Resource Nation, www.resourcenation.com, connects business owners and executives to the resources needed to grow a business.
Resource Nation is the fastest growing company in its industry and we are seeking a fast paced, team-oriented, and highly organized individual who can help take the company to the next level. The company is headquartered in Solana Beach, CA. (San Diego).

Job Description:

A national non-profit is seeking a developer than can launch our existing site. We have built a drupal site that uses xml tags to determine user roles based on our avionics customer database. We are seeking someone who can make it production ready and commit any upgrades or changes the various modules involved require. This is a long term part time consulting opportunity and pay will be commensurate with experience.

A national non-profit needs it's existing drupal site's theme built to match their corporate site. In addition we are looking for someone with experience building navigation elements that can allow our existing flash and pdf content to be presented inside our drupal site. This is a long term part time consulting opportunity and pay will be commensurate with experience.

I'm not sure if this has been discussed, but one of the things that I would love is to have subversion support. My workflow involves creating new sites for dev work or testing, and I would be great if I could have each site be it's own setup instead of being installed as a multisite, and then have the code automatically added to a new subversion project. Then I can deploy the completed sites out to their respective servers from svn (or have aegir do this for me??? :) So has any discussion around these ideas happened yet?

ConsumerSearch.com, one of the largest web sites running Drupal, is looking for a talented Director to manage and work with its development team. This team builds, maintains, and operates all hardware and software for ConsumerSearch based on Drupal, PHP, MySQL. All development is done in a UNIX-based environment.

Title: Mid – Principal Web Developer

Location: North Metro Boston

Want to join a growing team developing social media applications used by millions all over the world?

We are working with a global market leader in the mobile space expanding an entertainment & social media division to continue their growth in the Internet/Mobile space competing with iconic brands such as Google, Apple, Facebook, etc.

Title: Mid – Principal Web Developer

Location: North Metro Boston

Want to join a growing team developing social media applications used by millions all over the world?

We are working with a global market leader in the mobile space expanding an entertainment & social media division to continue their growth in the Internet/Mobile space competing with iconic brands such as Google, Apple, Facebook, etc.

We recently set up a public Subversion repo automatically tracking some of D.O. CVS. Module/theme selection is quite limited (~150 modules, 10 themes) -- more modules will be added upon request. We especially like using it with a private project repo and svn:externals, pulling in all the standard modules and their dependencies (e.g. devel+Krumo+FirePHP).

Please do give it a spin and let me know how you feel about it:
http://subversible.com/
http://subversible.com/svn/

Job Location
Accra/Telecommute

Motivation
We are working in several problem domains and you have an opportunity to make a high impact because our team is still small.
Our projects include working on hard problems in disparate domains to create and improve the technologies for

* manipulating African language text using open source technologies (spellchecking and grammar checking)
* publishing different genres of structured content on the Web
* syndicating e-commerce shops across many websites and platforms such as facebook and OpenSocial

I'm just wrestling with setting up subversion for the first time (slightly ashamed to admit to having put it off for so long) and thought this would be an interesting topic for a community skillshare afternoon one weekend, or perhaps an upcoming meetup.

Does anyone have any interest in either learning about this, or sharing their knowledge?