Recommended reading

• Git for the lazy – Spheriki – A nice git cheatsheet
• Debugging on the Command Line with xdebug « Davey Shafik – A handy approach to debugging cli apps if you're developing in Netbeans
• Teambox – Project Collaboration – A great looking app for team collaboration and doc mgnt, surprised it's open source, will be installing it.

Recommended reading

• How I took my web-app to market in 3 days thanks to common services in the cloud | TK’s weblog – Why develop a feature when you can bolt on a 3rd party service that does just as good a job, if not better
• OAuth Support in NetBeans IDE 6.9 | NetBeans Zone – Interesting article describing how Netbeans can automatically create a twitter client and authenticate, currently only supported for Java though
• Steve Huffman on Lessons Learned at Reddit | Carsonified – Some good advice from one of the Reddit founders on how to handle rapid growth of your web app

Recommended reading

• While You Slept, They Hacked #tcdisrupt – Watch the video, some interesting hacking projects
• Google i/o 2010 – GWT + Spring – This is one of the more impressive videos from this year's Google I/O event, here you can see how VMware (of all people) organised an effort to combine the predominant backend Java framework, Spring, with the leading frontend framework, GWT, and came up with quite a harmonious result – recommended watching

Recommended reading

• How many lines of code does it take to create the Android OS? – Gubatron.com – Quite a nice way to show, in one table, how complex a project actually is. Wonder what the Objective-C is for?
• Schema Sync › a MySQL Schema Versioning and Migration Utility – A nice commandline utility for versioning and migrating your schemas

Recommended reading

• Subversion Write Support – GitHub – Now this looks like a nice light way to take advantage of the amazing reporting and social features of github – nice work guys!
• What are the lesser known but cool data structures ? – Stack Overflow – Quite an interesting collection of algorithms

Soluo is looking for an intern in PHP Web Programming to join the development team in Paris. The focus of this internship will be the core developement of a SaaS Web Application. The intern should start by April 2010.

You will be involved in Web Application design and development, third-party integrations (Social Networks such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook) via Web Services / API / XML, development and integration of reporting tools, design and implementation of SQL databases.

We are offering an enriching experience, within a small and agile team, mentored by a senior architect. And hey, maybe you could end up joining the team? Forgot to ask how good is your sea-legs as you will be working in an amazing boat on the Seine. But don’t worry, you should get used to it within 2 weeks.

In this internship you will:
• develop sclalable, secured and reliable Web Applications
• integrate third-party applications
• use Social Web platforms to enhance the App (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, …)
• learn to optimise and enhance through iterations
• get satisfaction in seeing the product launch before the end of your internship
• learn and implement development best practices

You are:
• passionate about Web Application Development
• curious and proactive
• constantly reseraching innovative solutions
• enthusiastic about getting involved in a startup

You have:
• strong skills in PHP5 and MySQL and knowledge of at least one php framework
• experience in OOP, Test Driven Development and Agile Methods
• good system administration skills
• a good level of English

You like:
• being autonomous in your work
• working in small teams
• to speak/write English obviously
If you think this is you, just drop us an email at recrutement*_at_*soluo.fr, specifying the reference webdev1003.