[WebDNA] Kenneth Grome, WebDNA Developer

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2017

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texte = 1198> Maybe it could be interesting and useful to many that WebDNA> developers send a short resume to the talk-list because the> developers we know are all overbooked.Hi Chris,I think you know me ... as a long-time WebDNA developer who hasalways been looking for more work in recent years.I haven't been overbooked since I moved back to the USA 8-9 yearsago. I respond privately to every post on this list for WebDNAprogramming help ... simply because I would like to have morework in order to fill up my work schedule!One or two regular part-time clients would be ideal since I canserver them on a long-term basis. I prefer to support a few goodclients for as long as they might want or need me.I am very happy to "take over" the WebDNA programming work thatother developers wish to send me. I understand that some of thefolks in our "WebDNA programming family" would like to retire fromthis type of work -- but I never intend to retire from it -- andI'm hoping to still be doing WebDNA development 20+ years from now!For the newer folks on this talk list who may not know me or myhistory, here is my introduction:I am Kenneth Grome, a WebDNA programmer since the very early days(in the mid-late 1990's) when the software was called WebCatalogand was still under early development by PCS -- Pacific CoastSoftware.Back in those days I was using the software 70-80 hours a week ormore, and actively complaining about WebCatalog's limitations toits co-owners: Grant, John and Jay. Instead of dismissing mycritical comments or just ignoring me, they told me theyappreciated my input because it was based on "real programmingwork", and this helped them to make WebDNA even better.I was the only person outside of PCS to work on the "affordable"feature-limited version of WebCatalog known as Typhoon. And I amstill the only person in the world who setup a training program,complete with facilities, to train new WebDNA users:I created the WebDNA Training Center in Cebu City, Philippinesthen I personally taught classes in our 12-station computer lab.While this center was in operation I trained more than 200 youngprogrammers in the basic and intermediate use of WebDNA. Then Ieventually converted the training center into an outsourceprogramming service where I employed a handful of my bestgraduates ... and for a few short years we offered affordableWebDNA programming to folks around the world.Unfortunately I was not able to secure enough outsourcing work formy programmer-employees on a long-term basis so I shut it down.Then my son turned 5 years old and we moved back to the USA wherehe could get a quality education. Since then I have continued toseek out more WebDNA work, but I have yet to get enough of it tokeep myself fully self-employed. I am a very good WebDNAprogrammer and Linux server admin, but I am most definitely NOT agreat salesman!So I invite you all to send me your excess WebDNA work, and I'llgladly do a very good job for you.If you're trying to get out of the business and don't want toleave your existing clients high-and-dry please let me know so Ican take over for you. A new client or two may be all I need tofill my work schedule, and that would make me very happy indeed.:)Regards,Kenneth GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.webdnasolutions.comWeb Database Systems and Linux Server Administration---------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.usBug Reporting: support@webdna.us. Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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1198> Maybe it could be interesting and useful to many that WebDNA> developers send a short resume to the talk-list because the> developers we know are all overbooked.Hi Chris,I think you know me ... as a long-time WebDNA developer who hasalways been looking for more work in recent years.I haven't been overbooked since I moved back to the USA 8-9 yearsago. I respond privately to every post on this list for WebDNAprogramming help ... simply because I would like to have morework in order to fill up my work schedule!One or two regular part-time clients would be ideal since I canserver them on a long-term basis. I prefer to support a few goodclients for as long as they might want or need me.I am very happy to "take over" the WebDNA programming work thatother developers wish to send me. I understand that some of thefolks in our "WebDNA programming family" would like to retire fromthis type of work -- but I never intend to retire from it -- andI'm hoping to still be doing WebDNA development 20+ years from now!For the newer folks on this Talk List who may not know me or myhistory, here is my introduction:I am Kenneth Grome, a WebDNA programmer since the very early days(in the mid-late 1990's) when the software was called WebCatalogand was still under early development by PCS -- Pacific CoastSoftware.Back in those days I was using the software 70-80 hours a week ormore, and actively complaining about WebCatalog's limitations toits co-owners: Grant, John and Jay. Instead of dismissing mycritical comments or just ignoring me, they told me theyappreciated my input because it was based on "real programmingwork", and this helped them to make WebDNA even better.I was the only person outside of PCS to work on the "affordable"feature-limited version of WebCatalog known as Typhoon. And I amstill the only person in the world who setup a training program,complete with facilities, to train new WebDNA users:I created the WebDNA Training Center in Cebu City, Philippinesthen I personally taught classes in our 12-station computer lab.While this center was in operation I trained more than 200 youngprogrammers in the basic and intermediate use of WebDNA. Then Ieventually converted the training center into an outsourceprogramming service where I employed a handful of my bestgraduates ... and for a few short years we offered affordableWebDNA programming to folks around the world.Unfortunately I was not able to secure enough outsourcing work formy programmer-employees on a long-term basis so I shut it down.Then my son turned 5 years old and we moved back to the USA wherehe could get a quality education. Since then I have continued toseek out more WebDNA work, but I have yet to get enough of it tokeep myself fully self-employed. I am a very good WebDNAprogrammer and Linux server admin, but I am most definitely NOT agreat salesman!So I invite you all to send me your excess WebDNA work, and I'llgladly do a very good job for you.If you're trying to get out of the business and don't want toleave your existing clients high-and-dry please let me know so Ican take over for you. A new client or two may be all I need tofill my work schedule, and that would make me very happy indeed.:)Regards,Kenneth GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.webdnasolutions.comWeb Database Systems and Linux Server Administration---------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.usBug Reporting: support@webdna.us. Kenneth Grome

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