[socal-piggies] AOL's Userplane team is hiring a front-end web developer in Santa Monica!

[Grig Gheorghiu]

We usually don't post non-Python-related job opportunities. But I have
no problem advertising jobs for people who have proved their
dedication to the Piggies group -- people like Jathan for example, who
have actually hosted meetings in the past. We don't have a mission
statement and I don't think we'll have one any time soon. Or maybe 'WE
LOVE PYTHON' would be good enough?

Grig

On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 2:56 PM, Sean Bradley <sean at bravoflix.com> wrote:
> My two cents (or less): I think--if anything--announcements like these
> provide some valuable "intel" and insight into what other language
> communities are doing...  Keeps us Pythonistas on our toes. ;)  For a newb
> like me, who does well just to stay on top of Python, it's better than
> trawling bulletin boards, reading blogs, going to yet more meet-ups, etc.
>  As an entrpreneur: I think seeing what skill sets start-ups are hiring for
> now is the surest way to discern where the real edge of progress in the
> other community lies.  Hence, knowing that, inspires development or sparks
> conversation in the community of developers I live in...  Finally, IMHO,
> insomuch as Jathan is a member of both communities, seems perfectly legit
> and natural for him to include us in this announcement, no?  (That being
> said: I understand well concerns to maintain the relevancy of this group's
> list.  It would indeed be a drag if an "onslaught" of non-Python related
> material diluted the value / "purity" of this group's list.  Even so: this
> is hardly an onslaught.  In that regard, don't know if an "all Python all
> the time" policy is better than a more liberal way to manage things...
>  Personally: I intuit a more porous and less insular "circle of trust" with
> regard to post-able content is smarter long-term...and potentially more
> profitable...for all Piggies.
>
> As an aside: as a group, do we have a mission statement or vision statement
> or some kind of statement somewhere?  Or is the informality what everyone
> values the most?
>
> Sean
>
>
>
> On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 12:37 PM, Charles Esterbrook
> <Charles at charles-esterbrook.com> wrote:
>>
>> If you rock that project with http://coffeescript.org/ it's close
>> enough. Check out the "array comprehensions" and absence of
>> unnecessary punctuation.
>>
>> --
>> Charles Esterbrook
>> http://charles-esterbrook.com
>>
>>
>> On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 12:25 PM, Grig Gheorghiu
>> <grig.gheorghiu at gmail.com> wrote:
>> > FWIW Jathan asked me for permission and I approved it. Wasn't aware
>> > it's not a Python-specific job though.
>> >
>> > On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 12:19 PM, Howard B. Golden
>> > <howard_b_golden at yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >> IMO, it's OK for Piggies to post here, even if jobs aren't specifically
>> >> Python. Non-Piggies should send notices to Grig for approval first.
>> >>
>> >>> From: Daniel Greenfeld <pydanny at gmail.com>
>> >>>To: SoCal Python Interest Group <socal-piggies at lists.idyll.org>
>> >>>Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2012 11:16 AM
>> >>>Subject: Re: [socal-piggies] AOL's Userplane team is hiring a front-end
>> >>> web developer in Santa Monica!
>> >>>
>> >>>As this is not a python job is it appropriate for this to be posted
>> >>> here.
>> >>
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