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Jobs for JavaScript Developers in the JavaScript Professionals Directory
- flippyhead 15y agoKind of shocking how badly designed this site is, feels like it was built in the 80's
- asawilliams 15y agoWay too many ads! And like @flippyhead I feel the design is lacking.
- diamondhead 15y agohttp://jobs.jsninja.com http://jobs.jsninja.com http://nodejobs.com http://nodejobs.com
- synnik 15y agoAbove the break: A gaudy menu and ADS! Nothing but ads. Below the ads: whitespace. After the break... I only noticed there even WAS more content when I saw how large my scrollbar was.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoI recommend hiring a graphic design professional, as well. The site looks kind of unpolished.
- petercooper 15y agoHiring people listing themselves on what appears to be a beginners'/tutorial site? Not sure of the targeting there.
- mlemos 15y agoThis is a repository of JavaScript components submitted by JavaScript developers, not really tutorials for beginners. http://www.jsclasses.org/browse/ http://www.jsclasses.org/browse/ The JSClasses site is derived from the PHPClasses site which has about 1 million registered users after 12 years of age. The JSClasses site was just started last year. The PHPClasses professionals section was started in 2007. It has over 11,000 registered professionals looking for jobs. The PHPClasses jobs board was started in 2008. http://www.phpclasses.org/jobs/ http://www.phpclasses.org/jobs/ Just give it time to grow and sign-up if you are looking for JavaScript jobs, as there are already a few posted there. http://www.jsclasses.org/jobs/ http://www.jsclasses.org/jobs/
- allenc 15y agoThe "professionals directory" app is....well, let's just say it looks like someone ported a Windows application from the 80's. Isn't it kind of ironic (and maybe insulting) that the people who'd implement modern interfaces would want to use something so archaic?