Not that I have been looking, mind you, but there are probably darn few ads for "Programmers proficient in Revolution and cross-platform development. Will pay great salary commensurate with experience and resume"
A friend of mine made is retirement package by sticking his neck out many years ago while a VP with a major company. Took his division (nothing to do with graphics) to all-Macintosh, cut costs and boosted productivity, retired early to a golf-course home. The other divisions remained IBM-based. He does not know why. Lesson: even a true success story like his divisional example does not mean that others will fall-in with the individual who champions a cause. Perhaps it is the manager's "I don't want to look stupid, don't want to lose my job" aspect of decision-making that keeps good stuff in the background, even with a product like Macintosh. (the rumors that Apple is going bankrupt are still slightly exaggerated) At the moment it seems like Rev is a "replacement" tool (we can do that same thing faster, etc) rather than a new item (like Stuffit, Norton, Visicalc, WordPerfect, RAID in their day) I think that Rev will find its way into the marketplace when they feel they are really ready to be prime-time and mainstream. Impatience gathers its own momentum. Jim Ault Las Vegas I have also found that when I think something is great, it is quite possible that no one else shares this opinion. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
