Rob Gonda e-mailed me to say that he, too, is looking for experienced ColdFusion developers to work at iChameleon Group based in Hollywood, FL. OOP experience is required, as is Flash Remoting. You'll get to work with Rob, an added bonus which should make the positions more appealing. But if not, clients include Taco Bell, Mini Cooper, Kyocera, and Victoria Secret. For more info contact
jobs@ichameleongroup.com.
National Geographic's
MapMachine is not just another interactive map. Sure, you can find addresses and zoom in and out and all of the stuff we've seen before. But this one lets you apply themes - color coding by population density, weather (averages and special events), boundaries, significant natural disasters, ecoregions, and more. The application is powered by ESRI, and is built using Flex (this version using Flex 1.5).
