Hey guys, I know this is an unusual question for this list, but I was hoping that I could get some viewpoints and info about something. I recently interviewed for a job opportunity at a company that runs their core app, comprised of both web interface and web services, in a cool niche that I would like to work in.
Also the company seems very cool over all. It's a nice size, a small development team, and the guys I met seemed really good. The big problem is that I'd be working mostly in ColdFusion. When they told me that in the initial, pre-interview email, I thought jeez is anybody using that still. I had never had any hands-on experience with it, so I spent the weekend with a decent book working through some exercises on my laptop. What I found was that my initial impression was, "this language sucks, it is a pain to use." I admit this is only after spending about 3 days with CF and I really didn't go into it with my mind wide open. So, my question would be, if anyone here has experience with CF, is it really as bad as it seems? As someone with a passionate, nearly religious fondness of Wicket, will I hate every minute of CF as much as I fear I might? Is there any chance that after trying to accept some of the things I already don't like that I will find that I can still enjoy programming a cool product even if the underlying system sucks? Thanks for any info/thoughts! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
