Of course congratulation for 10 years codestore. This has always been a comfortable place for me.
Now you say you can't really afford to invest time in learning XPages. That is fine but contracts where you are payed to learn something new are rare although someone with your proven track record might get them easier. Now you started some .Net, you diged a bit into Sharepoint and are quite comfortable with Flex still you seem to be quite comfortable with the old Domino development model.
It is not coming back. If you continue to wait codestore is going to become a very sad place to go. The model you develop applications in is not allowed to move forward and IBM will not change this.
Now if IBM would be smart they would hire you and codestore for let's say 2 years to show people how to develop good software on this platform.
That would probably bring more success to this platform than any airport ad that Lotus knows something (and at least half of the NiftyFifty at the end of that period). Although I am not sure you would like it. XPages can be very enterprisey.
I wish you all the best and hope that you will write something positive soon. And by the way I really miss Mike Golding. Notestips.com was a great site too.
Of course congratulation for 10 years codestore. This has always been a comfortable place for me.
Now you say you can't really afford to invest time in learning XPages. That is fine but contracts where you are payed to learn something new are rare although someone with your proven track record might get them easier. Now you started some .Net, you diged a bit into Sharepoint and are quite comfortable with Flex still you seem to be quite comfortable with the old Domino development model.
It is not coming back. If you continue to wait codestore is going to become a very sad place to go. The model you develop applications in is not allowed to move forward and IBM will not change this.
Now if IBM would be smart they would hire you and codestore for let's say 2 years to show people how to develop good software on this platform.
That would probably bring more success to this platform than any airport ad that Lotus knows something (and at least half of the NiftyFifty at the end of that period). Although I am not sure you would like it. XPages can be very enterprisey.
I wish you all the best and hope that you will write something positive soon. And by the way I really miss Mike Golding. Notestips.com was a great site too.