2010: The year Ext JS takes over
On January 1st 2010 I officially joined Ext JS to take over the role of lead developer. After livin
This has been cross-posted from our Open Discussion Forum.
As part of our ambition of creating the world's best JavaScript framework, we're looking to hire a special somebody to help maintain the high quality of our components.
While we have one eye on implementing new features and improving Ext JS's performance, the other is on making sure what we already have still works well.
This is a difficult job and we need someone smart, focused and well versed in Ext JS. Somebody who will:
This is a full-time position, though allowances can be made for the right person. If you think you would enjoy working with Ext JS, and have what it takes to help us keep Ext at the forefront of our field, drop me a private message with the following information:
For a deeper understanding of the exciting developments in the Ext JS framework, consider reading about the company's ambitious plans in 2010: The year Ext JS takes over, which delves into performance enhancements and new tools for developers. You might also find the announcement of Ext JS 3.2 beta out today intriguing, as it highlights the emphasis on quality assurance and introduces multiple new features and automated testing processes.
On January 1st 2010 I officially joined Ext JS to take over the role of lead developer. After livin
We pushed out a beta release of Ext JS 3.2 this morning. Although we've marked it as beta, it's a pr
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