At the last Django meetup I met Tristan Brotherton (CC'ed) who is looking for some Django help. The position right now is part-time and the company is still operating on seed money, but their plan is for this position to roll into a full-time gig once their A round of funding comes through which is expected in August.<br>
<br>Their building an app for moblie devices (iPhone, initially) which allows users to browse, interact with and discover content in a location-centric way. It's described much more eloquently on their site:<br><br><a href="http://ambientindustries.com/our-big-idea.htm">http://ambientindustries.com/our-big-idea.htm</a><br>
<br>If anyone is interested, email Tristan directly and mention Baypiggies: <a href="mailto:tristan@ambientindustries.com">tristan@ambientindustries.com</a><br><br>Further detail below.<br><br>BZ<br><br>In Tristan's words, here is a description of what's needed for their beta which is just a few weeks away:<br>
<br>* A python image renderer, to take our proprietary markup language and
render a flat image for use on the web. (already written in objective C
but needs porting).<br>
* Working with our server guy to build a scalable method of taking
the user meta-data from the server, delivered in XML and exposing it as
django tags on the web-front end, with pagination support, and
potentially ajax. (comments, card data etc).<br>
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Thats pretty much it, as I can see now. As I said although initially its
part-time work, we are very much looking for someone who gets our
concept and is in it for the long run. Its a really good proposition
for the right person who wants to get in on an early stage startup and
be able to make their mark, so hopefully something will come of it!<br>