Re: jobs.postgresql.org - Who's interested?

O agree with design and architecture and getting them out of the way
early.

Project managemet if you want to do it great. I will be more than happy to
follow a lead. If needed i can help with design and archiecture issues.

Resume posting feature definately a good idea. There are a few ways that
we can achieve this. Off list topic i think.

Another big topic what web server will we use?? Apache, Aolserver ?

Ok enough from me just now

Darren Ferguson

On Sat, 15 Jun 2002, Francisco Reyes wrote:

> I volunteer to do project management, design and architecture.
> The fastest way to get this done quickly is just to get a team assembled
> and start planning.
>
> How about if we get a set of requirements.
> A possible starting point
> -Free to post for all?
> -Allow paid adds with more space? (1)
> -Besides postgreSQL what other info do we want posters to be able to post.
> For instance languages, knowledge on other databases, etc..
> -Do we want a "resume" posting feature? If so do we also want specific
> fields for things which may go hand in hand with PostgreSQL such as a
> specific OS knowledge (Linux, FreeBSD, etc) or a particular language (PHP,
> etc)? I think certain things we may want to have fields for. In particular
> OSs and selected languages such as Perl and PHP. This way it would make it
> easier for those looking for people to be able to add more weight to their
> search based on those criterias.
> -Where are we going to host this?
> -Will we have job agents for both employers and job seekers?
> -How will we market this site?
>
> Notes:
> 1) Money collected could be used to pay for enhancements or hosting. Or do
> we want this to be an all volunteer effort? I personally would not mind
> putting some money to get this project to succeed. In particular any of us
> who would like to work fulltime with PostgreSQL can benefit from this
> resource becoming a reality. Although volunteer work can be just as
> succesfull paid work seems to do wonder for keeping something on track.
>