Friday, January 25, 2008
Posted 6 months ago in Jobs, Technology, Product Development by Gary Theis
Obscure Airplane! references aside, we’re looking for another infusion of brilliant techies to help take our travel tools to the next level. Without further ado, our positions in Singapore are:
Javascript Ninja (link to position description on monster.com.sg)
We need someone strong with the force in Javascript. If jQuery and Prototype are your cup of tea, drop us a CV.
Ruby on Rails Developer
Rails is already a major part of our application base. If you’re looking for full-time professional work with Rails - here’s your chance!
Linux System Administrator - Filled!
Someone has to keep the machines fed! If your Linux-fu is powerful, we have a place for you on the team.
If these jobs sound like you, please email your CV or resume to:
devel.bezurk (at) bezurk.com
with a note in the subject indicating the position.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Posted 6 months ago in Technology, Product Development by arun
We the nerds actively push ourselves to be on the cutting-edge of current technological happenings. So it was no surprise that when CouchDB appeared on our radar, we jumped at the opportunity to try it out. A flat document-based model for data storage seemed like a good fit for some of our products.
And although CouchDB has an extremely elegant REST API to store/query/view documents, the Ruby-ists here at Bezurk will baulk at the sight of parentheses and braces. Death before inconvenience.
Enter ActiveCouch
ActiveCouch is an open-source Ruby wrapper for CouchDB developed in-house at Bezurk. In Jobs-ian style, version 0.1.0 is out and it ships…today!
Some of it’s functionalities include: convenience methods for creating and deleting databases from a CouchDB database, a Ruby DSL to create permanent views for a CouchDB database, the ability to query and retrieve CouchDB documents in concise ActiveRecord semantics, the ability to persist and delete documents from a CouchDB database and callbacks which enable you to execute methods at specific points in an ActiveCouch object’s lifetime (for e.g. before/after saving).
Like CouchDB itself, this is beta software, but is a living, breathing organism which is constantly evolving.
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Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Posted 9 months, 3 weeks ago in Technology, General, Bezurk Buzz, Product Development by Gary Theis
Nothing keeps the wheels of Bezurk humming as well as the odd hapless employee thrown into the gears! If you have the geek-cred, Bezurk is looking for a few good folks to join our team of personable and yet merrily psychopathic techies. Fetch hither the job postings!
Ruby on Rails Developer - Singapore
Java Developer - Singapore
Javascript/Web Developer - Singapore
If any of these sound remotely like you, drop us a resume at devel {at} bezurk.com.
