Referring to the freelance sites, I just saw my first posting for a Notes/Domino app today - someone wanting help wire-framing a composite application together. .Net development does somewhat better, and Java maybe a bit better than .Net, but by far most of the work in that sphere is going to LAMP/WAMP developers. Be they large projects or small, it seems that most of the new commercial sites being put up are being done in PHP. Which I suppose makes sense, with it being free and with what seems to be most of the popular shopping cart programs built in PHP. I guess the fact that all of the software required for PHP development/deployment can be obtained easily and for free might have something to do with it's popularity as well.
Referring to the freelance sites, I just saw my first posting for a Notes/Domino app today - someone wanting help wire-framing a composite application together. .Net development does somewhat better, and Java maybe a bit better than .Net, but by far most of the work in that sphere is going to LAMP/WAMP developers. Be they large projects or small, it seems that most of the new commercial sites being put up are being done in PHP. Which I suppose makes sense, with it being free and with what seems to be most of the popular shopping cart programs built in PHP. I guess the fact that all of the software required for PHP development/deployment can be obtained easily and for free might have something to do with it's popularity as well.