Being here in Silicon Valley, I have been able to find steady work. However, I still
consider Palm development a specialist
market. Thus, irregular demand but very high hourly rates. I don't feel the third
part Palm API developer market to become
mainstream for at least another year or so.
Steve
John Spicer wrote:
> Where? I can't seem to find any takers!
>
That is what I'm finding. Pretty much, there is a lot more demand for a Perl coder
since everyone is rushing into Internet
start-ups left and right. It is your good ole supply and demand. There is a very
heavy demand for Perl but it is my experience
that requirements for Palm developers are a bit spotty.
>
> >Steve Sabram wrote:
> > >
> > > The thing is that the skill set is so new, there is very little
> >middle ground for this. I have seen 10+ year experience consultnat
> > > able to charge $150 / hour for Springboard development to $50 /
> >hour for Sat. Forms coding.
> > >
> > > Steve
> > >
> >
> >That's interesting. I know Perl coders who get that much (50-150/hr).
> >Seems like a Palm developer could command a much higher price.
> >
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