Re: [WebDNA] Hmmm ...
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 100735
interpreted = N
texte = Hi Govinda, Your name is new to me but I guess you're a WebDNA lover too! Thanks for the positive characterization of my former efforts with WebDNA. After having lived through the experience I can assure you that there were more than a few times when I would have characterized my effort as "living foolishly" rather than living boldly. Fortunately I weathered the tough times without any long term damage, and eventually I came to the realization that no matter what a person tries in life he/she will probably be a better person for it later -- even if his/her original goals are never fully achieved. :) Sincerely, Ken Grome > Wow! > More than loyalty to WebDNA, that shows living BOLDLY! I > like it. > > :-) > > -Govinda > > On Sep 15, 2008, at 7:34 AM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > > Hi Michael! > > > > I haven't been in Honolulu (except for a vacation) in > > eight years. I've actually been living in the > > Philippines since the year 2000. I got myself married > > and have a 5 year old son now too ... :) > > > > During my first year here I realized how skilled and > > affordable the local programmers are (they speak pretty > > good English too) so I established a "WebDNA Training > > Center" in downtown Cebu City and attracted thousands > > of applicants for only a couple hundred trainee > > openings. > > > > My goal was to train these guys (and girls) in WebDNA > > and then hire "the best of the best" so I could lease > > them out as subcontract programmers to folks like you > > for about $10 per hour -- my goals being to capitalize > > on my personal experience with WebDNA, support my > > programming colleagues with an affordable new service, > > and expand the global community of WebDNA programmers. > > > > Unfortunately I failed to secure enough contracts to > > keep more than a few of my new WebDNA programmers > > gainfully employed on a full-time basis, and that > > simply wasn't enough to cover my business costs -- so I > > reluctantly but successfully converted to PHP/MySQL > > since that's what most potential clients were demanding > > at the time. > > > > Ah well, live and learn! > > > > At least WebDNA has a new and better chance to become > > recognized for its true value now that Christophe and > > Donovan are at the helm these days. > > > > :) > > > > Sincerely, > > Ken Grome
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Hi Govinda, Your name is new to me but I guess you're a WebDNA lover too! Thanks for the positive characterization of my former efforts with WebDNA. After having lived through the experience I can assure you that there were more than a few times when I would have characterized my effort as "living foolishly" rather than living boldly. Fortunately I weathered the tough times without any long term damage, and eventually I came to the realization that no matter what a person tries in life he/she will probably be a better person for it later -- even if his/her original goals are never fully achieved. :) Sincerely, Ken Grome > Wow! > More than loyalty to WebDNA, that shows living BOLDLY! I > like it. > > :-) > > -Govinda > > On Sep 15, 2008, at 7:34 AM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > > Hi Michael! > > > > I haven't been in Honolulu (except for a vacation) in > > eight years. I've actually been living in the > > Philippines since the year 2000. I got myself married > > and have a 5 year old son now too ... :) > > > > During my first year here I realized how skilled and > > affordable the local programmers are (they speak pretty > > good English too) so I established a "WebDNA Training > > Center" in downtown Cebu City and attracted thousands > > of applicants for only a couple hundred trainee > > openings. > > > > My goal was to train these guys (and girls) in WebDNA > > and then hire "the best of the best" so I could lease > > them out as subcontract programmers to folks like you > > for about $10 per hour -- my goals being to capitalize > > on my personal experience with WebDNA, support my > > programming colleagues with an affordable new service, > > and expand the global community of WebDNA programmers. > > > > Unfortunately I failed to secure enough contracts to > > keep more than a few of my new WebDNA programmers > > gainfully employed on a full-time basis, and that > > simply wasn't enough to cover my business costs -- so I > > reluctantly but successfully converted to PHP/MySQL > > since that's what most potential clients were demanding > > at the time. > > > > Ah well, live and learn! > > > > At least WebDNA has a new and better chance to become > > recognized for its true value now that Christophe and > > Donovan are at the helm these days. > > > > :) > > > > Sincerely, > > Ken Grome
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