We’re looking to hire a developer and a systems administrator to help build and maintain a wide range of systems and web applications. If you are interested in applying or know of someone that would be, please contact us. Please see our employment page for more details.
We’re looking to hire a developer to help build and maintain a wide range of systems and web applications here at Starling Software. Experience is not as important as the ability to grasp a wide range of concepts and learn quickly. Here is the full job posting.
We have been doing a lot of work on our flash generation library and to show off our server-side flash generation we’ve put together a website to generate customized 待ち受け screens.
We’ve just created a new blog here at Starling, this one for commenting on more technical issues, though non-technical people may still find some of the articles useful for insight into the development process. It’s called My Beautiful Code, and here’s the introductory post.
After quite a while with little activity, we’re moving further into the modern blogging world. We’d decided to start a separate blog for our recently open-sourced QAM framework, which precipitated a rewrite of our home-grown blogging software. As well as adding the capability to have multiple blogs and bringing some of the internals more into the modern world of QWeb, we’ve also now added RSS Feeds.
We’re excited to announce that we’ve open sourced one of our primary development tools. Our QAM application framework, written in Ruby, is now available under the MIT licence, which makes it free for anyone to use for any purpose.
We urge everyone to download a copy of QAM from our anonymous subversion located at svn://anonsvn.starling-software.com/public/qam/trunk and give it a test drive.
By the end of next month we hope to have a full set of tutorials to help people along the way, but all you need to know to get started is to follow the code from the top Test script located in the root of the checkout.
QAM has been tested on *BSD, Linux, OSX and has limited support for windows.
If you have any questions, problems or comments please contact us