I can say which our company picks when given that choice but the mailing list isn't going to like it.
2010/2/17 Jake Churchill <reyna...@gmail.com> > > > I think the server technology experience part of the requirements are > usually cut and paste. But if you have a large system already built in Java > and they want to integrate some Flex UI stuff into the mix, they probably > want someone who at least understands how the backend works. If the company > gets 2 applicants, one with just flex and one with flex and java experience, > which do you think they'll pick? > > More food for thought :) > > > On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 9:53 AM, djhatrick <djhatr...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> >> >> Don't you think those requirements are cut and paste? Being a good flex >> developer with experience in other structured languages is good, but usually >> isn't a deal-breaker, I mean really, are you going to be crafting a backend >> unit and doing all the ui too? If you are, well more power to you, I find >> the flex/air sandbox enough work to keep my nose out of most of the backend, >> on big projects anyway. >> >> Food for thought. >> >> --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com <flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com>, >> "fred44455" <fred44...@...> wrote: >> > >> > Since this year you don't seems to be able to find a Job Offer in Flex >> without the requirement: Knowledge in Java, JEE2 etc.. required( Most job >> ads in Dice.com) Is that mean that now not only I need to learn Flex but >> also Java to be able to find a Flex Developer job?? >> > >> >> > > >
