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I've worked with browser development and testing for the past six years. Each part of the development chain has its interesting parts. Getting the browser engin
by wilhelm 16y ago
I've worked with browser development and testing for the past six years. Each part of the development chain has its interesting parts. Getting the browser engine to work and giving it a usable UI for an exciting new platform is great fun. Working on the browser engine itself, taking part in developing the web standards of tomorrow and making the stuff hundred million people use every day, is even better.
Commenting on whether or not the particular position in question would be good fit for you is however impossible without knowing more about your background, what you like and what you'd be doing, however. Let me know if you have any more specific questions.
- ashishb4u 16y agoHi wilhelm... Thanks a lot for the info. Being highly satisfied with my current job, i still applied to this position as i am passionate about Web2.0 in general. Also i ran into guts of Webkit while learning to code Javascript effectively. Because i wont be working on the engine itself (they just pick up the nightlies from the Webkit) and also many versions of their browser are moving to Qt framework, i doubt the challenge involved. Is their a way to contact you?
- wilhelm 16y agoSure. wilhelm at e-tjenesten dot org. Note that I have no experience with webkit, but have worked for a direct competitor. The work should be very similar, though. (c: