for the RogueSheep Army.

Things are really starting to cook around here lately. We have a variety of new clients discussing fresh projects and long-term partners coming back with some exciting plans for the remainder of this year. We are also fully engaged in work on our own technology platform that is centered around automated publishing. It has been a busy year and I think I can still see January back there not too far down the timeline.

Those of you that know me, know that I hate saying no. Having to turn down excellent opportunities and slowing down work on our internal projects one to many times has finally tipped the balance. We are ready to shepherd in a new engineer in the Seattle office in the very near future. The full details and job application form are available online.

Send us your résumé if you are interested or pass the word on to anyone you know that might be a good fit. I’m really looking forward to seeing a few fresh muzzles around here.

My favorite application for creating web layout and sites has quickly become Panic’s excellent web-editing swiss army knife, Coda. Before Coda I used to really dread any website duties that fell on my shoulders. Now I sail through those tasks with ease and even, dare I say, enjoyment.

Steven Frank, Panic co-founder and Mac programming sage, has recently posted several screencasts for web developers seeking an introduction to Coda. If you haven’t tried Coda yet, these short tutorials will surely excite you into downloading the trial. If you are already tinkering around in the application, you will probably find a few goodies you may not have discovered yet in your personal explorations.