Sunday, September 12, 2010

Accenture is looking for IT Engineers

Accenture (Global IT Consulting Company), Philippines is looking for the following post:

1. Korean Software Engineer:

Utilize your analytical, problem solving and technical skills as part of a web-based software application development or maintenance project team. You may be assigned to several roles or specialize in one area of software application development such as analysis, design, development, testing or implementation.

Requirements:

Proficient in both English and Korean language

I.T. EXPERIENCE IS NOT A MUST; CANDIDATE SHOULD BE WILLING TO BE TRAINED IN I.T.
Interested in a career in software application development
Strong competency in analysis, problem solving and organizing
Ability to use PC applications such as MS Word, MS Excel and MS Powerpoint
College Graduate, preferably of any IT or business course
Individuals with experience in the IT industry, especially in PowerBuilder, C, UNIX C is a plus.

2. Korean-English Translators:

Take part in key IT projects where your role is to translate business and technical terminology either verbally or through documentation as a liaison between English-speaking and Korean-speaking stakeholders.

Requirements:

Proficient in both English and Korean language
Ability to use PC applications such as MS Word, MS Excel and MS Powerpoint
Ability and interest to learn business and technical terminologies
Ability to work with teams and diverse range of people

3. Associate Software Engineers (FRESH IT GRADUATES from 2008 up to present)

As an Associate Software Engineer, you are expected to contribute your skills in the development, delivery and management of technology-based business solutions via coding, testing and implementation for configuration changes and provide desired input in the design of software applications to meet both functional and technical requirements.

Requirements:

• Must possess a University Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering or similar discipline with good academic records with reputable CS/IT programs.
• Project Management Skills
• Has strong sense of ownership with a passion for contribution in delivering quality software.
• With excellent leadership skills (pro-actively participating with different trainings and seminars – I.T related)
• Competitive and Flexible, amenable to rotating shift schedule including weekends and holidays.
• Analytical / Problem Solving / Logical Skills being able to share innovative ideas and concepts with high level of Integrity.
• Must possess excellent communication, organizational and interpersonal skills and the ability to work with clients, development team, business team, senior managers and other team members.
• Good Technical Writing Skills

To apply, please register your resume at http://www.worldstopjobs.com.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

A very useful Code Generation Tool for .Net Developers

For those of you wanting to have a code generation tool from your designed specific model, there's an open source Model-Driven Development code generation framework available for free called Sculpture.

From its official description in Codeplex:

What is Sculpture?

* Sculpture is a .NET open source Model-Driven Development code generation framework ideal for creating and managing .NET Enterprise Applications.
* With Sculpture you can model your application components, and then transform this model to deployable components with your favorite technology.
* Sculpture comes with a host of ready-made Molds (The word “Molds” comes from Molding) like (DAAB, NHibernate, LINQ, CSLA, WCF, ASMX, Windows forms, WPF, Silverlight, ASP.NET, & ASP.NET MVC).
* Sculpture provides starter kit wizard enables choosing among available technologies to start your project with all layers in no time.
* Sculpture doesn't force you to adhere to a specific architecture, it contains a guidance package for building your own Mold or customizes existing ones. If you have a custom architecture, using this guidance package you can build a custom code generator with your favorite technology.
* Sculpture can generate any kind of text output using templates (source code, database scripts, web pages, XML, configuration files, etc.).
* Sculpture takes you to the next level of abstraction by separating the problem from the implementation technology.
* Sculpture takes you to the domain specific programming by adding your specifications to the model environment and the generated code.



Sculpture is divided into:

* Sculpture Core Engine: it is a platform that hosts the molds, takes care of making all the Molds work together. It includes the model designer, mold discovery and loader, generic validation engine, generic code generation engine, command holder, and editor controls holder.
* Mold: The primary plug-in of the Sculpture framework, with molds you can extend all the power of Sculpture to manage the model and the produced code as your needs, molds provide the ability to process model elements.

Ready-made Molds:

* For Data Source Layer:
o SQL Server.
* For Data Access Layer:
o DAAB (Data Access Application Block).
o NHibernate.
o LINQ to SQL.
o CSLA framework.
* For Service Layer:
o Service Library.
o ASMX (ASP.NET Web Service).
o WCF (Windows Communication Foundation).
* For User Interface Layer:
o Windows Forms.
o WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)
o Silverlight.
o ASP.NET.
o ASP.NET MVC.



Why Sculpture?

* Sculpture does not come to the world to become another CRUD code generation tool, but the essence of it is allowing the developers to model all of the application components and rapidly get it on real application.
* Sculpture gives you permanent preview to your application, the model can be easily updated in any application life cycle phase and see the reflections of these changes immediately.
* The model gives you the control of tenuous details in your application, plus that you can extend it to meet your needs.
* The pluggable environment of Sculpture enables Hugh amount of customizations. (For more information see Customize Sculpture screencast).
* SQL Server Mold has reverse engineering engine that parses the database and translates it to model, so you can start your project from the database, additionally any updates in the database schema can reflect on the model easily without losing any metadata.
* Unlike many other code generation engines Sculpture generates as possible simple and readable code, no complex structures, organized, tested, follows Microsoft best practice, and easy to understand and tweak code, plus giving you the pleasure when you try to write your custom code side by side the generated one. (For more information see Introduction to Sculpture screencast).
* Sculpture provides ready-to-use Molds for common enterprise architectures (DAAB, NHibernate, LINQ, CSLA, WCF, ASMX, Windows forms, WPF, Silverlight, ASP.NET, & ASP.NET MVC).
* Sculpture has its validation engine where the model can be validated, that will decrease the cost of fetching errors (with Molds you can write custom validations to the Model).
* Sculpture developed by Domain-Specific Language (DSL), so:
o It integrates with visual studio.
o No need for any external tool.
o Very easy to use and understand the whole development cycle.
o Familiar by all .NET developers.
* Sculpture is not all-or-nothing, for example you can use Sculpture to generates some html reports needed in your application.
* Sculpture developed by professional team belongs to Dawliasoft, there will be a full support in the discussion and issue tracker, and a premium support will be available in the near future.
* Sculpture provides a comprehensive Help (Videos & Documentation), which can be used as quick start and to get the overall structure of the framework.

To download the tool, please click here.

I had a tiring day today

Whew!! I had a tiring day today. I spent a lot of hours figuring out what's the best option in designing a good main menu for ASP.Net. I told my employer that the best way is to have a Master Page with the Telerik controls but apparently the existing design of the site was not in MasterPage/Child's Page design. So, I have to follow the existing design and just change the menu into new RadMenu control from Telerik. I hope it turned out right today. :-)

Monday, August 2, 2010

The Best Top Ten Ways To Earn Money With your Blog and Websites

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Thursday, July 22, 2010

Silverlight Developers needed in Seychelles...

Attention all Filipino .Net Software Developers. A big company in Seychelles needs Silverlight Developers (C#). It's a direct hiring opportunity, free accomodation and bonuses. Please contact my friend James Mangubat on this email - jimmic232920@yahoo.com or search him on Facebook and contact him there.

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Model-View-ViewModel Design Pattern for Silverlight and WPF

I have been looking lately for some good article about MVVM design pattern for developing Silverlight and Windows Presentation Foundation application. Understanding the pattern is not an easy task but somehow we have to if we want to update ourselves with new technologies and want to be the best software developer out there.

I have found this good article from MSDN. Hope you'll be able to learn MVVM design pattern and get a good start at this - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff798279.aspx

Sunday, July 11, 2010

What Online Job Sites can offer to Job Applicants and Employers

With the advent of the new technology, more and more websites are offering services for human resources. These websites are really getting into the lives of people since hundreds or thousands of people have found their “bread and butter” from these job sites. Smart applicants today just post their resume online and seek jobs that are relevant with their qualifications. The same way as employers who are posting their job vacancies online for the purpose of seeking qualified applicants. Online job sites are the new venue for evaluating, hiring employees and finding the best employer out there.

Finding job sites that suit my needs as a job seeker made me decide of designing and developing my own job site. With this, the World’s Top Jobs website was born. It’s a simple website that offers job applicants with resume posting, searching of job vacancies, and more. On the other hand, employers can register for free and post their job vacancies. They can find resumes, contact job applicants, and hire the most qualified for their requirement.

So, for job applicants and employers, post your resume to find available positions that suit your qualifications and hire the qualified applicants that is a best fit with your requirement. Visit World’s Top Jobs for your needs.