Hi Herouth,
What I don't understand is the whole LAMP grudge your carrying around...
From my experience (as someone that lives off LAMP related
training,projects, products) there is a big difference in the
development experience between wielding zope, doing home grown cgi-
perl development, custom php development, python coding etc...
I have focused on drupal a magnificant LAMP based cms and development
framework and although I hate php - I totally adore the framework I
develop in (drupal) and I can realize my cutstomers vision which is
quite satisfying.
So what is it you hate so much about LAMP?
I think the way you wield the might acronym is a bit too wide and as
Gilad stated a framework like django, zope or drupal might be fun.
To second Stanislav if I had one language to bet my horses on I'd
vote for javascript (hence ajax and stuff) and it's associated
frameworks. (jquery, scriptaculas, moo etc..)
Good luck,
Lior
On 02/09/2007, at 20:13, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
I want to do something new. That's why I asked what the current
market demands are. I have an opportunity to change. The choice
what to change to depends on what's available, and out of what's
available I'm hoping to select what will seem the most interesting
to me, given the time and money constraints.
If you want to stay in web arena, but not deal much with LAMP
anymore, you may try to go client-side - rich applications, AJAX,
etc. These days I think it is becoming a real programming market.
Not sure if there's easy to find such job without it being combined
with design (which are two entirely different jobs, but not
everybody understands it). It doesn't have to do much with Linux,
though :)
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