> >>>>> "Stas" == Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> Stas> Hi, folks
> Stas> You wouldn't beleive but I receive a great deal of mod_perl job offers.
> Stas> Here is a partial quote of the most generic content of the offer:
> 
> Stas>   At any rate, we're finding it very hard to find mod_perl people and I
> Stas>   thought maybe you could refer me to someone you know. I can tell you
> Stas>   more about the client and the positions if you're interested. 
> 
> Maybe what we need is some open enrollment courses, perhaps even
> web-based courses, and in the longer run, some good tutorial books to
> go along with the Eagle book.

We are thinking about providing courses, so far the conferences were the
only place the tutorials were given. At the upcoming apacheCon 2000 it
seems that I would be the only person talking about mod_perl :( But this
time I would do it for 7 hours :)

Regarding the tutorial books, Eric and me are working on such a book :)

> Of course, that's what I *always* think about any shortage, which is
> why Stonehenge makes money. :)
> 
> The other thing I always think is "Hey, maybe I should quit what I'm
> doing and go full time into mod_perl hacking."  The problem is that
> this doesn't scale. :)

That's can be changed, the question is how many people wish to contribute
and make the mod_perl the technology of choice. There are too few articles
about mod_perl. I do write for perlmonth.com, and there are articles about
mod_perl in TPJ. You write about mod_perl in your wonderful WebTechniques
columns. But there are so many other online magazines, I wish more folks
would write articles and make a better name for mod_perl.

> Another thing, and I've got to repeat this so sorry if you've already
> heard it:
> 
>         GET THIS KIND OF STUFF TO "brian d foy" SO HE CAN STICK IT ON
>         THE PERLMONGERS ADVOCACY PAGES.
> 
> The press is being pointed repeatedly to perl.org.  If we can get more
> mod_perl stuff and links there "for the press" and "for IT managers"
> and "support", people will start noticing it, and start treating it as
> *real*.

Good idea, I'll talk to them. May be TomC would put something on the
www.perl.com too... In the market place section :)

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