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Reminder
Submitted by Ted Neward on Sat, 03/22/2008 - 06:43.
A couple of people have asked me over the last few weeks, so it's probably worth saying
out loud:
No, I don't work for a large company, so yes, I'm available for consulting and research
projects. If you've got one of those burning questions like, "How would our company/project/department/whatever
make use of JRuby-and-Rails, and what would the impact to the rest of the system be",
or "Could using F# help us write applications faster", or "How would we best integrate
Groovy into our application", or "How does the new Adobe Flex/AIR move help us build
richer client apps", or "How do we improve the performance of our Java/.NET app",
or other questions along those lines, drop me a line and let's talk. Not only will
I cook up a prototype describing the answer, but I'll meet with your management and
explain the consequences of the research, both pro and con, for them to evaluate.
Shameless call for consulting complete, now back to the regularly-scheduled programming.
Enterprise consulting, mentoring or instruction. Java, C++, .NET or XML services.
1-day or multi-day workshops available. Contact
me for details.