Hi Brant, Virgil,
Here at FoxInCloud where we need help in various areas:
- setup a git repository for our source code with private and public
accounts
- create a standard method for printing reports using any PDF generator
(FoxyPreviewer, XFRX, FRX2Any ...) in either Web and LAN modes
- generate HTML/CSS/JS menu from VFP menu instructions
- adapt MSComctl* activeX to the web (Treeview, listView, etc.)
We like to work in 2 billable steps / contracts:
(1) Write a spec on how the functionality will be implemented: classes,
methods, interfaces, parameters, results, interact on the spec
(2) Do the actual coding, testing and documentation [most of it coming
from (1)]
If some of these rings a bell to any of you, please let be know by PM
(thn at foxincloud dot com).
Thanks
Thierry Nivelet
FoxInCloud
Give your VFP app a second life in the cloud
http://foxincloud.com/
Le 22/05/13 20:42, Brant E. Layton a écrit :
Hi Group,
I've been working at a Medical Billing/Collections company for 10
years. The only billing client lost their emergency room contract, so
the billing company is closing. So, my regular-paycheck job is fading
fast, and there hasn't been much consulting/development work
recently. So, I'm looking for "real" job, or a long-term development
contract.
I'm in Mesa AZ, and can work remotely, as needed.
Many years VFP, lots of other experience.
I'm willing to send a resume to anyone interested in taking a look or
forwarding it to someone else, so please just ask. I also have a
profile on LinkedIn.
Thanks for any help.
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Brant Layton|
|480.964.1316
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