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Implement front-end features using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery. Balance - blazor side, front end versus back end. NET software developer to join our team on a contract basis. Debug and troubleshoot issues using tools such as Visual Studio, Fiddler, Postman, and Azure DevOps.
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Expertise in front-endtechnologies like Angular, Spring MVC or equivalent, hands on experience inthese. Comfortable with front-end,middle tier and backend technologies. candidate is just familiar withMQ or has minimal experience, needs to be really strong in specific front-end.
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Front-end: Angular/React, NodeJS, Ext JS, CSS,jQuery, AJAX. Full stack Java Developer. Cloud-based development: Microsoft Azure/AWS, Kubernetes, Docker containerization. Other Dev Ops Toolchain: Selenium, SonarQube, Slack, GitHub, GitHubActions, AzureDevops.
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Design and develop front-end interfaces using Angular JS, Ext JS, CSS, jQuery, AJAX. Use Linux/Unix shell scripting, JavaScript, IBM MQ/Rabbit MQ, Tivoli Scheduler, SQL Developer IDE for application development and maintenance.
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Proficient in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. Strong knowledge of C#, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Entity Framework, and SQL Server. Industry: Transcontinental Railway. Develop and maintain on-premise web applications and services using C#, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Entity Framework, and SQL Server.
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At least 3 years of experience as a front-end focused developer in an interactive 3D environment using Javascript, HTML, CSS, MySQL, and React. They need to be able to understand and maintain the R3 annotation pipeline, queue annotation jobs on a daily basis, facilitate communication daily with annotators and deliver feedback, as well as deliver on front-end UI development projects.
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5+ years of experience with front-end technologies like HTML5, Typescript, JavaScript, Bootstrap, LESS, SASS, CSS to bring concepts to life. Demonstrated effort in modern web application design and development using vue, react, and other front-end frameworks.
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Front-end: Angular JS, Ext JS, CSS, jQuery, AJAX. Other: Linux/Unix shell Scripting, JavaScript, IBM MQ/Rabbit MQ, Tivoli Scheduler, SQL Developer, IDE. Java Spring Angular Developer.
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J2EE technologies: Java, JSP, JMS, JAXB, JDBC, EJB. 2 years of Kubernetes Services with a deep understanding of Container Orchestration and Distributed System Concepts. Build/deployment tools: Maven, Gradel, Git, Junit, Mockito.
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O Front-end: Angular JS, Ext JS, CSS, jQuery, AJAX. o Other: Linux/Unix shell Scripting, JavaScript, IBM MQ/Rabbit MQ, SQL Developer, IDE. o Other: Linux/Unix shell Scripting, JavaScript, IBM MQ/Rabbit MQ, SQL Developer, IDE.
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This is a Front-end Developer (FED) development position for creating web interfaces integrated with a Content Management System using a component-based Design System. Job Title: Front End Developer.
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3+ years of experience with Front End technologies – NodeJs, HTML, CSS, Thymeleaf. IDR is seeking a Full Stack Java Developer to join one of our top clients in Fort Worth, TX. If you are looking for an opportunity to join a large organization and work within an ever-growing team-oriented culture, please apply today.
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Fort Worth, TX company is seeking a Front End Developer to join their team for a contract opportunity. Document AA.com front-end technology standards and procedures. Proficient in key Java technologies such as Java, Typescript, JSP, JSTL.
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Design, develop, and maintain both the front end and back-end components of our applications using Node.js and React. Develop RESTful APIs and web services using Node.js to enable seamless communication between the front end and back-end systems.
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Advanced skills in Node.js, TypeScript, Apollo GraphQL, MongoDB, and front-end development with Angular, HTML5, CSS, SASS(5+ years of working/hands on experience on a development project). Develop front-end development with Angular, ensuring interfaces are responsive and aesthetically pleasing.
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