Paul,
I started working with Cold Fusion about four years ago (version 1.5) -- my
professional background is actually on the network engineering side of IT.
Though I did not learn anything earth-shattering at last year's conference,
I can definitely say it was worth every penny. I came away with new
perspectives that I wouldn't have understood if I had stayed home -- and I
think I'm a more valuable developer/employee as a result. I'll be attending
this year's conference with the same expectations.
Regards,
Chris Michl
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Ihrig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 1:38 PM
Subject: RE: CF Conferance 2000 :: Do you want my registration?
> Ok.
>
> So my manager comes up to me today & says.
> Can you justify what you may learn from the conference, with the total
cost
> of flights & hotel.
>
> ? not sure, I reply.
>
> Will I even be here at this company come November now that I must be 30 %
> billable I ask him?
> That's not the point he says.
>
> Then I ask if he is satisfied with all the friggin forms I build day in &
> out?
> He says sure.
>
> So why go?
> To be aware of emerging technologies.
>
> So, I am a newbie to intermediate at CF.
> Do you think that the conference will be worth it, as far as learning more
> about CF & Development?
>
> Sorry for the OT:
> Have a few more hours befor I can cancell & still get 50% back.
>
> Thanks
> -paul
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