ROTFL
You target the pointy haired bosses so they buy it, and college students so
they can hire cheap labor to use it.
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Vivec wrote:
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> Why the hell would you want to advertise Coldfusion to Programmers???
> You need to advertise it to Pointy Haired Bosses and
It doesn't usually work that way, unless the boss is also a geek. In
all the years I've been doing this (like since dirt was invented) I've
only had one project where the client insisted on a particular
technology. Unfortunately, that technology was Spectra. Their choice
of Spectra turned a 50K
Really?
So the programmers will go to their bosses..and tell them to buy this.
ANd their bosses will run out and buy it.
I kinda think of it the other way around, where the bosses in these
firms dictate what is used and when.
I know several IT professionals who have been steamrolled into using a
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 5:25 PM, Justin Scott
wrote:
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> Vivec wrote:
> > Why the hell would you want to advertise Coldfusion to Programmers???
>
> Because they're the ones who would be using it. Once they learn the
> joys of CF they will go to their PHB and tell them to buy it. Seems
> obvious
Vivec wrote:
> Why the hell would you want to advertise Coldfusion to Programmers???
Because they're the ones who would be using it. Once they learn the
joys of CF they will go to their PHB and tell them to buy it. Seems
obvious to me...
-Justin
~~~
Yeh, why bother advertising it to people who would use it. ColdFusion has
always come up through the ranks by its users, not down through the ranks
from bosses. Doing a pincer move to cover both sides would be nice, but you
can't drop the programmer base without losing the ground gained to date.
Why the hell would you want to advertise Coldfusion to Programmers???
You need to advertise it to Pointy Haired Bosses and "dumb as
doorknob" investors
and business owners who would then Dictate to their IT departments
that they should start using CF.
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On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 2:12 PM, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
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> Adobe had ColdFusion banner ads on sites and found them to be lacking so
> they've been removed across the net. They had ads in magazines and pulled
> all of them a year ago (print is dead, don't you know).
EWeek and Network World amo
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> Adobe had ColdFusion banner ads on sites and found them to be lacking so
> they've been removed across the net. They had ads in magazines and pulled
> all of them a year ago (print is dead, don't you know). How/Where exactly
> should they market ColdFusion? Google ads? Go
Adobe had ColdFusion banner ads on sites and found them to be lacking so
they've been removed across the net. They had ads in magazines and pulled
all of them a year ago (print is dead, don't you know). How/Where exactly
should they market ColdFusion? Google ads? Got them. Print ads? See above
(ac
Blame that on the lack of a multi million dollar marketing budget for CF.
2009/3/5 Michael Grant :
>
> The only time I hate CF is when I'm looking for a new job. For every 500
> asp.net or php jobs theres like 1 cf job :(
> *sigh*
~
That's totally sweet. We all know CF rocks!
The only time I hate CF is when I'm looking for a new job. For every 500
asp.net or php jobs theres like 1 cf job :(
*sigh*
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Erika L. Walker wrote:
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> http://www.philosophyme.com/index.cfm?blog=93
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Nice.
Yves Arsenault
"Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend".
--Martin Luther King, Jr.
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 11:19 AM, Erika L. Walker wrote:
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> http://www.philosophyme.com/index.cfm?blog=93
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http://www.philosophyme.com/index.cfm?blog=93
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