I would love to have the opportunity to work on such a Squeak related project.

I've come to be a Smalltalk/Squeak believer albeit a newbie, however 
I have a solid foundation of related knowledge/experience and learn 
quickly. I also have extensive electronics/real-time control 
experience which would allow me to delve into almost any area to 
whatever depth is required. The database interfaces are of particular 
interest since I normally work on a Macintosh and I'm thinking that 
this part might be possible to do remotely too. I live in Alberta, 
Canada, mind you the thought of Denver sounds good too.

I'm open of course, to whichever possibilities of collaboration might be best.

I've attached a general cover letter along with my resume in .rtf 
format and I look forward to any further discussions.

    Ken G. Brown, P.Eng



At 7:12 PM -0700 on 2/8/00,  David Farber is rumored to have written:

>[Given the threads that erupted in the past 48 hours about server-side
>squeaking, this post seems kind of eerie...]
>
>The internet development company i work for is planning a new web project
>and is going to let me use Squeak as the implementation platform. my plan
>is to build a server-side application environment based on Apache and
>Squeak. Since there is not yet an Apache module for Squeak, top priority on
>my list is to build one. also, an interface to some sort of data storage
>back end, whether it be a relational or object database, is needed. i have
>2-3 months to do this in.
>
>Management has agreed to hire at least one more person to help me with all
>this. we are located in Denver, Colorado (i live and commute from Boulder)
>and while physical proximity has its advantages, there would be no problem
>with someone working remotely. if you wanted to work remotely, this would
>be a 2-3 month contract job; if local, or you wanted to move, we would be
>more than happy to hire someone full time. i need someone who would be as
>comfortable coding the necessary C code to interface to Apache or a
>database as coding in Smalltalk. please do drop me an email if this at all
>sounds like your cup of tea.
>
>as much of the project infrastructure (Apache module, application
>architecture, database interfaces) as possible will be released as Open
>Source.
>
>david
>
>--
>David Farber
>dfarber at numenor.com
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