Oh now I am really excited. I’ve been very interested in ASP.NET MVC but have been trying to stay focused on learning Entity Framework.
Now I get to have my cake and eat it too, as Brad Abrams just posted a sample of using the two together.
I’m off to try it out!
And they all seemed pretty surprised that there were so many cool creative and tech companies in Vermont who were looking for employees!
I saw on Cairn Cross’ blog (he works for a local VC) that the folks at the entrance of Satruday’s Vermont 3.0 event “stopped counting after 1,000”!
Eva Sollberger made an incredible video of the day. Check it out!
QVAULT in Burlington has an opening for an .Net Developer. “We are looking for more of an Entry Level to Associate Level person, but are willing to see and consider a more experienced person if they are a good match.”
Skills Required
ASP.NET, C#, Web Services
Job Description
If you are an experienced ASP.NET developer, or a soon to be or recent graduate of a programming oriented curriculum, who wants to work for a great Vermont Owned company, read on!
Qvault is looking for a talented software developer who prefers a fast paced and diverse environment, an individual who is a creative self-starter and desires to be an integral part of a team building a young company.
Required skills:
– Understanding of ASP.NET
– C#
– Web Services
Desirable skills:
– AJAX
– XML
– JavaScript
– SQL Fundamentals (MS SQL platform, management tools, jobs)
– SQL Stored Procedures
– HTML/XHTML
– Web standards and cross-browser/platform delivery
– ColdFusion
– IIS6
About Qvault:
Qvault, Inc., a privately held corporation; develops, hosts and supports web based business intelligence, collaboration and document/content management solutions for professional organizations throughout North America. Please visit our website at www.Qvault.com. Qvault’s main offices are located in downtown Burlington, Vermont.
A great resource from the WPF SDK Blog
There’s a big difference between looking for a problem to solve with LINQ vs realizing LINQ will solve the problem at hand. Patrik Lowendahl had his “aha!” moment recently. Read more….
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I have been waiting for this information for quite some time! Read more…
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Yes, it’s true. Right here in Burlington. Apparently it got a little “out of control”.