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Skills & Requirements

About CodeScience, Inc.

Our team is incredibly experienced building solutions and products on the Force.com platform (among others) and includes previous Salesforce.com instructors and employees. We are always interested in speaking with talented individuals who share our values:

• Be the best at what you do
• Treat others with respect and honor those who work beside you
• Find joy in your life and the joy in your work will follow
• Have a deep sense of humor
• Work hard and play hard

These are not values we looked up in some self-help book but simply reflect our nature. If these values happen to resonate with you, send us a message at careers at codescience dot com. No offshore or recruiters will receive a response.

 

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

Force.com Application Developer
Location: Chattanooga
Our technical roster is a Dream Team of Force.com architects, instructors and developers who have a long history on Force.com and other platforms both cloud and otherwise. Our backgrounds are diverse. From GUI to SOA, Java to dotNet, cloud to client-server, our team has done it all.

 

A good indicator of success for new developers is that you know more than one programming language and have little zealotry regarding technologies. You must love learning new things. The kicker: strong communication skills are a definite requirement and weighed evenly with your technical capabilities.

 

We know not everyone is the same in this world. We certainly don't expect you to be. It is guaranteed you'll be challenged in this role, but very well supported and very well paid.

 

Those developers who find our type of work a good fit have the following characteristics:
1. Some compiled language experience.
2. Lots of interpreted language experience.
3. Desire to work with interesting clients and projects.
4. Possess a deep loathing of cubicles and value flexibility and high pay over the 9-to-5 beige office experience.
5. Have a decent handle on building quality user experience apps.

 

Requirements: 
- Computer Science Degree with 3.0+ GPA or 2+ years web application development experience 
- Experience with web application server environments/languages: ColdFusion, ASP.net, JSP and/or PHP or similar
- Solid with JavaScript as well as CSS 
- SQL experience on more than one major database

 

Powerups: 
- Ajax toolkits: JQuery, ExtJS etc. 
- Java, C# 
- SOA 
- Force.com platform knowledge 
- Amazon Web Services knowledge 
- Google APIs 

- Android and/or Apple iOS
- GUI design sensibilities 
- Like building things that solve client needs elegantly

Our team is incredibly experienced building solutions and products on the Force.com platform (among others) and includes previous Salesforce.com instructors and employees. We are always interested in speaking with talented individuals who share our values:

• Be the best at what you do
• Treat others with respect and honor those who work beside you
• Find joy in your life and the joy in your work will follow
• Have a deep sense of humor
• Work hard and play hard

These are not values we looked up in some self-help book but simply reflect our nature. If these values happen to resonate with you, send us a message at careers at codescience dot com. No offshore or recruiters please.

 

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

Force.com Application Developer
Location: Atlanta, Chattanooga, San Francisco
Our technical roster is a Dream Team of Force.com architects, instructors and developers who have a long history on Force.com and other platforms both cloud and otherwise. Our backgrounds are diverse. From GUI to SOA, Java to dotNet, cloud to client-server, our team has done it all.

 

A good indicator of success for new developers is that you know more than one programming language and have little zealotry regarding technologies. You must love learning new things. The kicker: strong communication skills are a definite requirement and weighed evenly with your technical capabilities.

 

We know not everyone is the same in this world. We certainly don't expect you to be. It is guaranteed you'll be challenged in this role, but very well supported and very well paid.

 

Those developers who find our type of work a good fit have the following characteristics:
1. Some compiled language experience.
2. Lots of interpreted language experience.
3. Desire to work with interesting clients and projects.
4. Possess a deep loathing of cubicles and value flexibility and high pay over the 9-to-5 beige office experience.
5. Have a decent handle on building quality user experience apps.

 

Requirements: 
- Computer Science Degree with 3.0+ GPA or 2+ years web application development experience 
- Experience with web application server environments/languages: ColdFusion, ASP.net, JSP and/or PHP or similar
- Solid with JavaScript as well as CSS 
- SQL experience on more than one major database

Powerups: 
- Ajax toolkits: Extjs, JQuery, etc. 
- Java, C# 
- SOA 
- Force.com platform knowledge 
- Amazon Web Services knowledge 
- Google APIs 
- GUI design sensibilities 
- Like building things that solve client needs elegantly

 

Senior Consultant/Solution Architect
Location: Atlanta, Boston, Chattanooga, San Francisco
Our consulting team runs projects from two day SFA projects to complex cross platform application development projects.  We will take your Salesforce consulting game to the next level.  Our existing team has a wealth of experience to share and a desire to keep pushing the envelope.  We lead a team of experienced developers who can build whatever our consultants design.

 

Ideally, you already have experience as a sales engineer, software consultant or product manager.  Salesforce specific experience is a big plus, but there are a lot of other backgrounds that will fit the bill. You must love learning new things and assimilating new technologies into your solutions.  Our success depends on you thinking creatively, owning projects and building client relationships.

 

You'll find all the independence and latitude you could ask for in this role. You'll also find a team that is well versed with answers when you raise your hand for help.

We are looking for developers that are US based, preferably in Atlanta and Chattanooga. This opportunity will expose you to a variety of clients both non-profit and for-profit, custom application development on various cloud platforms, in both client-centric and ISV project engagements.

 

Experience with Force.com is a positive but we are willing to consider those with varied technical backgrounds. You must be a good communicator to succeed on our team.

 

***Outsourcing groups and/or offshore developers NEED NOT APPLY.***

 

Please send your info to: work at codescience.com or visit our website.

 

Thank you for your time and consideration.

There is a new alert on the partnerforce portal that is letting partners know of the upcoming "clickjack protection" for non-setup pages in winter '12. It seems to be stating that if a customer turns this on, ALL framed/iframed pages (visualforce or otherwise) will stop working.

 

Does anybody have any more information on this? If I'm reading it correctly, it's going to be an unusable feature for any customer who either has installed a package that uses frames or has done their own custom implementation using frames or iframes. I've personally seen dozens of customers who do this.

 

If this is the case, I hope SFDC at least has it turned off by default and boldly warns anyone who turns it on that it is likely to break pages if they use frames anywhere.

Hi all,

For some reason I am having a date picker appear on my VF pages.  By date picker, I mean two picklists side by side, one listing the months and one listing years from 2009-2015.  Below that is text: SunMonTueWedThuFriSat.  Then below that is a blankspot where I assume a calendar should be followed by a blue "Today" link.

 

Below is the source form the generated page:

 

</html><div class="datePicker" id="datePicker"><div class="dateBar"><img src="/s.gif" alt="Previous Month"  class="calLeft" onblur="this.className = 'calLeft';" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.prevMonth();" onfocus="this.className = 'calLeftOn';" onmouseout="this.className = 'calLeft';" onmouseover="this.className = 'calLeftOn';" title="Previous Month"/><select  id="calMonthPicker" name="calMonthPicker" title="Month"><option value="0">January</option>
<option value="1">February</option>
<option value="2">March</option>
<option value="3">April</option>
<option value="4">May</option>

<option value="5">June</option>
<option value="6">July</option>
<option value="7">August</option>
<option value="8">September</option>
<option value="9">October</option>
<option value="10">November</option>
<option value="11">December</option>
</select><img src="/s.gif" alt="Next Month"  class="calRight" onblur="this.className = 'calRight';" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.nextMonth();" onfocus="this.className = 'calRightOn';" onmouseout="this.className = 'calRight';" onmouseover="this.className = 'calRightOn';" title="Next Month"/><select  id="calYearPicker" name="calYearPicker" title="Year"><option value="2009">2009</option>
<option value="2010">2010</option>

<option value="2011">2011</option>
<option value="2012">2012</option>
<option value="2013">2013</option>
<option value="2014">2014</option>
<option value="2015">2015</option>
</select></div><div class="calBody"><table  class="calDays" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" id="datePickerCalendar"><tr><TH class="dayOfWeek" scope="col">Sun</TH><TH class="dayOfWeek" scope="col">Mon</TH><TH class="dayOfWeek" scope="col">Tue</TH><TH class="dayOfWeek" scope="col">Wed</TH><TH class="dayOfWeek" scope="col">Thu</TH><TH class="dayOfWeek" scope="col">Fri</TH><TH class="dayOfWeek" scope="col">Sat</TH></tr>

<tr class="calRow" id="calRow1"><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td></tr>
<tr class="calRow" id="calRow2"><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td></tr>
<tr class="calRow" id="calRow3"><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td></tr>
<tr class="calRow" id="calRow4"><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td></tr>
<tr class="calRow" id="calRow5"><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td></tr>
<tr class="calRow" id="calRow6"><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td><td onblur="hiOff(this);" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate(this);" onfocus="hiOn(this);" onmouseout="hiOff(this);" onmouseover="hiOn(this);">&nbsp;</td></tr>
</table><div class="buttonBar"><a href="javascript&colon;%20void%280%29%3B" class="calToday" onclick="DatePicker.datePicker.selectDate('today');return false;">Today</a></div></div></div>

 

 

However on my VF page, the final lines look like this:

 

</body></apex:form>
    </html>
</apex:page>

 

 

Any ideas where that picker might be coming from?  Unfortunately I am unable to post the full source, so I created a new VF page with only:

 

<apex:page sidebar="false" showHeader="false" standardController="Opportunity"   >
    <html>
      <apex:form > 
      </apex:form>
    </html>
</apex:page>

 

The date picker items still appear!  A solid head-scratcher.

 

 

Imaging this scenario.

 

I have a massive corporate website at www.mysite.com.

I have created a force.com site called PRM and it's standard URL is http://mysite.force.com/PRM.

It has a page like this: http://mysite.force.com/PRM/contact.

 

Is it possible to map this site to something like http://prm.mysite.com/prm/contact ?

 

Thanks,

Jason

I just installed Chrome today and when I navigate to one of my visualforce pages it doesn't load, it just sits there "waiting for salesforce...".  If I take my user out of development mode the page loads fine.  Anyone else experiencing this issue?