I see that all the time too.  I wish I was in a position to
relocate...definitely not got to relocate for a contract..  GA, TX, and CA
are a few other places I have seen (I am guessing mostly defense contractors
as all asked about clearances).  I wish they allowed for remote developers.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Stewart [mailto:webmas...@sstwebworks.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 10:42 AM
To: cf-community
Subject: Re: Harsh...


To be really honest, I'm almost past the point of caring. I live in one of
the CF Hotbeds, Washington DC and my phone and email are blown up at least
once a day with calls for Senior CF Developers..  there are jobs out there..
As a matter of fact the company that I work for is actively looking for
ColdFusion developers for a DHS contract...

I think the biggest naysayers are the body shops who can't find developers
willing to pull up stakes an move half way across the country for a three
month contract.

Ben Forta said it best, and I'm paraphrasing "As long as CF is profitable,
Adobe will continue to support it".

In my opinion, I think that we as the community should be more vocal and not
depend on Adobe to market. "Marketing" for PHP, Ruby etc, is driven by the
developer communities why shouldn't CFML be as well..  Maybe, we should
achieve that separation between the language (CFML) and a particular engine
(Adobe ColdFusion), and vocalize the merits of the language, and let the
client dictate the implementation..

Also.. we should lay some of this burden at the feet of those involved with
Railo and Open Blue Dragon.... Railo does some marketing but I've seen very
little from the OBD folks...

all this is just my own opinion, I'm sure there are others

On 11/20/2012 8:19 PM, Eric Roberts wrote:
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