Hi,
I'm searching for a new job, which I would love to be still
related to Libxml2/Libxslt. My current job ends on the 31th
of August.
I felt hesitant to write here to this list since it's kind
of OT,
but someone assured me to do so: it's the best way to reach
the right audience.
The following is a only quick and naive description of my
work related
to
XML, as the reasons for this mail hit me unexpectedly after
coming
back from vacations. I'm currently compiling more detailed
information
and a job application.
>From the birds eye:
Originally I'm coming from the Win Pascal/Delphi/Kylix
world and am
skilled in providing complete solutions for custom demands:
the last
seven years I've been designing and implementing
standalone/client-server
simple/complex non-web-based non-GUI/GUI(beyond RAD)
applications
together with the development of the data base side
(InterBase,
PostgreSQL, XML). Sometimes this work also included
documentation (in
German)
and art work. I'm a fan of extreme programming and like to
be involved
in
multiple projects at the same time.
About my connection to XML:
During the last 5 years I got into XML and its related
technologies.
My first contact with XML was an implementation of a
rudimental,
non-validating, XML parser, since Delphi's XML capabilities
were
non-fitting for me 5 years ago. Later I started to write a
new propriatary Delphi DOM wrapper (around Libxml2) for our
company; it
was
initially based on idom2 (http://sour
ceforge.net/projects/idom2-pas).
The wrapper mainly intended for one of our products: an
XSL-Transformation-based
application server. At the end the wrapper got its W3C's
Level 1, Level
2
and some Level 3 functionality, the Load & Save module
and the XPath
module,
a custom SOAP module based on csoap (http://csoap.sourceforge
.net), a
custom
XSLT module and finally support for areas like validation
(XML Schema,
RelaxNG), XInclude, c14n-serialization, etc. I guess I
won't see this
baby
ever again, since the whole thing is not open-source.
Beside the creation of such tools for XML, my work included
the
implementation of apps which actually took advantage of this
technology.
Trivially I used XML for storage of persistent data of my
apps.
The more interesting field of applications were XML script
processors:
to
write a new markup language and the processor for it.
My favourite was the development of a graphical editor suite
for
the definition and management of XSLT-pipeline structures
defined in
XML.
The reason for this app was our application server: the XSLT
pipeline-definitions needed a GUI at some point when they
became hard to
read and understand.
Finally there was the common every-day-work with XML as you
know it:
writing tools for data-mining/analysing, refactoring, writng
modules
for our application server (e.g. SOAP integration), testing,
writing/refactoring relative simple XSLT stylesheets, etc.
Finally I try to keep myself informed about all the crazy
things about
XML
(I like to read specs).
What I have to do with Libxml2/Libxslt:
Libxml2/Libxslt moved into focus 4 years ago when I started
to write the
above mentioned Delphi DOM wrapper.
The work (fixes, enhancements) on those libraries was driven
by the
effort of
finishing the wrapper. During this time I got familiar with
the code of
most of the modules of Libxml2. At some point the main area
of my
involvement
was the implementation of the W3C XML Schema processor for
Libxml2.
My recent work included refactoring, fixing and further
development of
Libxslt
and some optimizations of the XPath module of Libxml2.
Where am I?
I'm currently living in Kiel, Germany.
If you are interested, please contact me at buchcik gmx.net
for a
job application.
Regards,
Kasimier
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