Web Development in Indiana

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Comment by Steven M. Shepard on November 17, 2009 at 11:26am

Hello all!

I went through a more traditional print / idea generation design process while at Herron for my Vis Comm degree. I had little chance for web, and the last real time I worked with web was around 2006. My present website was coded by me as well, but is not at all dynamic, relying on changing code on all pages to update one link, for example. With this experience, I have a request.

My request is: I'd like to know a present day order of operations when learning languages. Right now I have above average experience in HTML and CSS. I've been trying to keep track of trends and new languages and new ways to use existing languages (Javascript is an example of that).

The languages/applications I'd like to learn are in this order: Javascript, XML, PHP, MySQL, ASP, Flash, and then down the road—Flex and ColdFusion. Is there any specific order I should actually be learning these in, or are any more important than others?

My past experience tells me that Flash is not too good for websites as it breaks any meaningful SEO you might try. I hear that Javascript is good for menus and PHP could also do the same. Does this sound right or are there new shifts?

Thank you for any help!

Steven

Comment by Yaw Aning on October 23, 2009 at 3:35pm

Hey everyone. My startup company Pocket Tales is looking to fill a couple of open positions. Currently, we're looking for both front end (web and graphics design, RIA developers) and back end web developers for our web app. We're building an exciting new company focused on digital children's books. Part-time and full-time positions are available.

To learn more about the positions, visit www.pockettales.com/jobs.html, or if you have any questions send an email to joinus@pockettales.com.

Comment by Egon (Ed) Lassnig on October 21, 2009 at 3:04pm

Help! Joomla expert needed

Comment by Angel Morales on October 21, 2009 at 1:55pm

Looking for any Indiana based companies who have technology like RobotReplay (link1 link2) - a tools that records and replays website visitors sessions.

Have a partnership opportunity with my web intelligence start up...

Comment by Brad Gillum on October 20, 2009 at 10:53am

Hey all. Need a little help. Willow Marketing is looking for a Web Development Intern/Coop. The pay isn't stellar and this is NOT a full-time position, but a project based position. That doesn't mean if the right person comes along and impresses us that we wouldn't consider it. We can promise you'll get loads of hands-on experience in a creative environment. You should be a detail orientated web application developer with a sense of creative vision. PHP experience a must, specifically using CodeIgniter. Also looking for LAMP knowledge and familiarity. Flash programming experience a is bonus. Plus:

-- Javascript DOM manipulate using jQuery and their plugins
-- Multimedia skills as well as familiarity with Video Applications
-- Social Network application linking and interaction familiarity
-- HTML/CSS fundamentals are required
-- Ability to work with a team and handle component development used within a larger structure
-- Speak English (geek speak OK, but not your only language) and have excellent communication skills
-- Interest in learning new technologies and principles that will further our development capabilities

If you're interested send a resume and a portfolio of work or past examples utilizing some of the requirements listed here. Send to bradgillum@willowmarketing.com.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

Comment by Jay W. Hagenow on October 15, 2009 at 10:32pm

IU Bloomington will host the third annual BFusion and BFlex conferences, two days of hands-on training from experts in Adobe ColdFusion, Flex, AIR, and Flash Catalyst -- technologies used to rapidly build Rich Internet Applications.

When: Saturday, October 24 (BFusion); Sunday, October 25 (BFlex)
Where: IU Kelley School of Business, Bloomington Campus

BFusion is a full day of hands-on ColdFusion training. It features a true beginners track, a beginners track for programmers new to ColdFusion, an intermediate track on framework-based development, and other hands-on sessions for intermediate and advanced developers.

BFlex is a full day of hands-on Flash Platform development with Flex, AIR, Catalyst, and Flash Builder. It also features beginner and true beginner tracks, as well as hands-on sessions for intermediate and advanced developers. New this year is a track for designers looking to use Adobe Flash Catalyst for developing Rich Internet Applications.

Each event is $10 including lunch, and is open to everyone.

For details and to register, visit the event web site:

http://bflex.info

Comment by Craig Severance on September 30, 2009 at 1:37pm

you can call me at 317-418-0304 to discuss your project. or email sales@subnetconsulting.com

website is www.subnetconsulting.com

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Comment by Jacque Damitio on September 30, 2009 at 1:24pm

Does anyone know of a good web designer? Please forward their information to me at jdamitio@3hatsmarketing.com.

Thanks!

Comment by Eric Bischoff on September 30, 2009 at 12:49pm

Thanks for the tips. I can't wait to read them.
In the time since talking this morning something has come up that will likely keep me from attending the Drupal meeting, but I will try to attend the next one, and do some reading up on it in the meantime.
This sounds very much like the C#/Vb.Net debate. Competing technologies used for the same thing that have separate strengths both of which are marching towards a point of common point of usability.

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