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TPNet looking web developer. Are you interested?

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web developer looking TPNet tpnet. Interested?

started the day in an atypical offering work . TPNet (Total Publishing Network), the editorial argues among many other projects and MuyLinux MuyComputer, web developer looking . Preferably in a position to work in a classroom (at our offices in Madrid), but we are also interested in freelance profiles that meet the requirements and want to work on projects.

Job Requirements:

Specific training in web development, specializing in CMS, mainly WordPress (also Joomla, Magento, etc..)
Advanced knowledge of web design. Previous experience with high traffic sites.
PHP, CSS, MySQL, Apache, Nginx.
Knowledge of SEO and SEO applied to projects.
Knowledge of HTML5 with a focus on online video platforms and media streaming.
Knowledge of payment gateways and other online marketing tools.
level of English.

Job Description : This person will join our team to develop all kinds of web projects, both related to our media network and for external clients. Must master the technology proficiently to create sites on open source CMS, optimize and ensure the safety of each project.

Initially

looking for someone who lives in or around Madrid and work in person at our office part-time, but with possibility of moving to full-time depending on performance and value. The remuneration will be negotiated depending on the value and experience of the candidate. We are also interested in freelance profiles that meet the requirements (again, fundamental level domain expert WordPress) and want to work on projects from anywhere.

is imperative that along with the CV, sent some links with projects (own or in which you have worked) developed on the WordPress platform. Send to desarrollo@tpnet.es , with the subject Since WordPress Developer .

The Open Source should “ignore” Stallman says developer sed and grep

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Paolo Bonzini , who had eight years to maintain the development of the popular GNU sed utility and GNU grep has posted a message on a couple of discussion forums in announcing that leaves these two projects, largely by their differences with Richard M. Stallman and the work of the FSF.

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Bonzini

explains that although 100% continues to support the philosophy of the Free Software Foundation, some of the decisions of this organization and its creator, Richard M. Stallman, have been the reason for his departure from the projects being carried. Your summary focuses on three points :

“ The only way that GNU is a project leader in your field is to ignore any recommendations coming from the FSF “. Here he cites Bonzini programming standards of the GNU, which continue to recommend C over C + +, which has caused Bonzini as those standards “are completely obsolete.”
“The GNU doing little for the FSF, FSF and GNU barely do anything “. Although free software has been a success, the FSF does not help some projects represent the “brand” GNU “, such as Gnash, who need financial support to prosper behind. Other projects “do not even exist, because it would require man-years of work, but people who want to get involved should do with their own money”.
The label is no longer attractive GNU : “ GNU people expect it to be slow as an elephant “. The slow decision processes of development and implementation of the GNU prevents many projects progress as expected.

Ponzini reasons are certainly very interesting for the simple fact from a developer who has spent 8 years as head of projects as relevant as GNU sed and grep, and would be interesting to know whether Stallman has something to say about it . So far I have sent mail to see if you answer and has something to say, but certainly the abandonment of Bonzini is worrying both for this work with no longer counted as those projects that have been reported issues of concern in the operation the FSF.

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Steam Valve talks about Linux in Ubuntu Developer Summit

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Yesterday began the Ubuntu Developer Summit taking place in Denmark. This meeting is taking many developers try to get news covering throughout the week, but one of the talks most anticipated was that of Drew Bliss , Valve, he would talk about the expected Steam client for Linux.

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engineer gave a brief presentation of the client, without visible demo during the talk, noting that currently the client works really well in Ubuntu and that “many developers are interested in distributing their Steam games for Linux. “

Canonical

distribution has been one of the major contributors to this release, as the strength of the company, the popularity of Ubuntu and the support of the community are remarkable. In addition, Bliss explained in Linux already supported technologies such as OpenGL, PulseAudio, OpenAL and support input methods (mouse, keyboard).

is hoped that with the Source engine games available for Linux, but so far no date estimated concrete the release of the final version of Steam for Linux.

chat surprise was the announcement that everyone attending the UDS that Launchpad account would have guaranteed access to the beta client for Linux, which will definitely available “soon” . As you know, Valve launched a page so that interested parties may request access to the Beta, and theoretically the limit for that was 1000 closed beta users, but we assume that it does not include those attending UDS that already have guaranteed such access .

The truth is that

chat , the streaming could see thanks to the excellent coverage that Canonical is taking place in various formats- was somewhat disappointing : no specific dates, or customer demos running, or a list of games available at launch.

Fortunately in this sense we can confirm that Croteam has announced on its Facebook page that “Serious Sam 3: BFE”, “Team Fortress 2″ and “Portal” series will be available in the first version .

Still, Valve’s presence at this event and Drew Bliss statements do nothing but confirm the bet -rather modest for now, it seems, of Linux as a gaming platform. To expect the best from a pitch that could dramatically boost the use of Linux as a platform of entertainment.

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Tags: Canonical, Croteam, Drew Bliss, Games, portal, Serious Sam 3, Steam, Steam for Linux, Team Fortress 2, Ubuntu, UDS, UDS2012, Valve, videogames

Project Sputnik: a portable Open Source Developer

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One of the directors of George Barton called Dell has announced an interesting initiative called Project Sputnik which aims to provide a portable Open Source developers completely tailored to your needs.

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manager explained that through a program of domestic investment has been made to give Dell the first major step in this project, with a laptop based on the Dell XPS 13 and Ubuntu 4.12 LTS .

The idea came

Stephen O’Grady Redmonk company, which proposed to Dell just spend some of their resources to provide a portable machine that would be especially interesting for developers, and WIN the launch of the XPS 13 -a ultrabook with remarkable characteristics-made combination with the latest version of Ubuntu was a great way to make the project crystallized.

Sputnik

Project has made available to users with an installation image that is specifically prepared for these Dell XPS 13 and includes drivers and patches for the hardware to function to their full potential , a based tools offer widespread among programmers, and, soon, a software management tool that allows you to go to different profiles to use GitHub developer.

seen in the hardware support had some problems to solve, for example by pressing WiFi or support multitouch on the touchpad of the team, and are still working on some of them, and indeed it are doing with their own Canonical , which this project has found very interesting, and manufacturers involved in components such as the touchpad.

The project has an initial term estimated 6 months, but if successful things could definitely take off from there to make these teams Dell’s the perfect companion for developers Open Source . An interesting initiative and hopefully succeed, but Dell has already given us some other lime and sand in the past.

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