by SherlockTalent
We are seeking a Sports Lover that’s a Lead Software Developer for our Miami/South Florida based client. Work can be performed partially remotely with regular onsite meetings. Ideal candidate will be responsible for the creation of the company’s applications code. This is an ideal opportunity for a full stack candidate that will work in a collaborative, result-oriented, team environment.
Responsibilities:
- Maintain and improve the performance of existing software
- Producing detailed specifications and writing the program codes
- Responsible for writing clean, concise and modular code
- Clearly and regularly communicate with management and technical support colleagues
- Recommend improvements to existing software programs as necessary
Requirements:
- Degree in Computer Science or Information Systems, or equivalent job experience
- A minimum of 5 years’ experience as Software Developer
- Development experience in languages such as Java, C#, Python, and R
- Experience with Agile development lifecycle
- Experience with source control
- Proficiency in more than one:
- Backend – Java 8, Spring, SQL
- Frontend – web fundamentals (HTML, JS, CSS), Angular, Bootstrap, jQuery
- Build tools – Maven for Java; Gulp (or similar) for JS
- Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communications, decision-making, and organization skills
Additional Requirements:
- Development experience with Mobile iOS development – Objective C & Swift
SherlockTalent loves to share a $500 referral bonus!
“U.S. Citizens and those authorized to work in the U.S. are encouraged to apply. We are unable to sponsor at this time.”
by SherlockTalent
Joe takes you on an easy to understand journey of Blockchain technology. Blockchain is the basis of Cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Bitcoin etc., however, extends way beyond these as a framework for Smart Contracts.
To better understand developer Blockchain opportunities, Joe deploys an Ethereum simulated multi-member network in Azure, consisting of a set of load-balanced transaction nodes with which an application or user can interact to submit transactions and a set of mining nodes to record transactions.
Joe will also investigate new toolsets coming out to assist in Blockchain Development including CoCo Framework, App Builder and Enterprise Smart Contracts.
Session will be from 2:40-3:50PM in Room 1054.
Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) Development at Fl CodeCamp by Joe Homnick, CPA
Saturday, Feb 10, 2018, 2:40 PM
Nova Southeastern University
3301 College Avenue – Carl DeSantis building Auditorium Fort Lauderdale, FL
37 Members Attending
Joe takes you on an easy to understand journey of Blockchain technology. Blockchain is the basis of Cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Bitcoin etc., however, extends way beyond these as a framework for Smart Contracts. To better understand developer Blockchain opportunities, Joe deploys an Ethereum simulated multi-member network in Azure, consistin…
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by SherlockTalent
South Florida Software Developer Code Camp – 02/10/2018
Join us for our 14th South Florida Code Camp.
As an attendee, immerse yourself in 16 tracks of sessions at this free all day event.
As a Sponsor, get direct contact with over 1000 Software Developers.
A special thanks to our speakers who donate their time and money to attend and speak. There are still open slots. Thanks again!
More information at: http://www.fladotnet.com/codecamp
Free to all attendees – Register Here
Event Website: http://www.fladotnet.com/codecamp
Contact SF Code Camp:
sfcodecamp@fladotnet.com
Rachel Terman – 305-479-0198
Dave Noderer – 954-270-1186
Nova Southeastern University
Carl DeSantis Building
3301 College Avenue
Fort Lauderdale-Davie, FL 33314-7796
(800) 541-6682
Stats from 2017:
- 1500 attendees registered
- Over 1000 attended
- 70+ speakers
- 90 sessions
- 15 parallel tracks
- 800 Tee Shirts with sponsor logos for attendees
Platinum Sponsorship – $2000
- Pre-Event Speaker Reception – Limited to 1
- Opportunity for a short presentation to speakers / volunteers at reception
- Signage at event
- Breakfast Sponsorship – Limited to 1
- Breakfast sponsored by sign at Breakfast
- Code Camp staff will organize lunch with university required catering
- Lunch Sponsorship – Limited to 1
- Lunch sponsored by sign at lunch
- Code Camp staff will organize lunch with university required catering
- Post-Event Reception Sponsorship – Limited to 1
- Option for you to organize (in kind)
- Signage at event
- Includes all Gold Sponsor benefits
Gold Sponsorship – $1000
- Exclusive 6’ table in the common area
- Intro and 5 minute slot at the closing ceremonies
- Information distributed to attendees
- Top Logo section on t-shirt given to 1st 800 attendees
- Logo on website on sponsor page
- Rotating gold logo on home page
Silver Sponsorship – $500
- Logo on t-shirt given to 1st 800 attendees
- A shared table in the common area (1/2 of 6’ table)
- Intro and 2 minute slot at the closing ceremonies
- Information distributed attendees
- Logo on website
Bronze Sponsorship – $250
- NO TABLE
- Information distributed to attendees
- Logo on website
Active Supporter – Value of material donated
- Typically this involves contribution of product, magazines, books, etc..
- Logo on website
Payments / Requirements:
- Pay relevant vendor directly (as directed by code camp staff)
- Make check payable to “IT Pro Camp, Inc.” (preferred, no pay pal fees)
- Use PayPal Donate button on code camp site or use the link on the code camp site: http://www.fladotnet.com/codecamp/
by SherlockTalent
We will briefly explore the history of Virtual Reality and its meteoric rise to public awareness. From the dawn of commercially available stereoscopic toys such as the View Master, to early headsets pioneered by NASA, to the New York Times presently distributing millions of Google Cardboard headsets to their subscriber base.
by SherlockTalent
SunshinePHP Conference!
The SunshinePHP Developer Conference is hosted by the South Florida PHP community (SoFloPHP) in Miami, Florida from February 8th – 10th, 2018, and you’re invited! We’ll host some of the best speakers, awesome talk topics, latest technologies, and up to date news in PHP. And don’t forget our Hack-a-thon and Uncon’ference, as well as a great hallway track!
The conference has something for every level of PHP developer. We start on February 8th with a full day of 8 PHP related tutorials and workshops that are each 3 hours of in-depth information. Next, we follow that with 2 days on February 9th and 10th containing 5 keynotes and 40 PHP talks over 4 tracks.
So come warm up for a while in February and meet other PHP developers to see what others are doing, and share your experience as well. Then relax or have some fun at the evening events with plenty of fun for everyone!
