james labocki wrote:
> Does anyone know of any entry to mid level python programmers looking
> to join a fast growing company in downtown Tampa? I have a friend at
> a company who has been searching for some time with no luck. Well if
> you know anyone please feel free to have them drop me a line at
> jameslabocki@gmail.com <mailto:jameslabocki@gmail.com>. Sorry for the
> blatant solicitation, but they are really concerned there are no
> python developers in the entry-mid level in the Tampa area!
Good luck with your search, but I wouldn't be too hopeful. IMHO, there
shouldn't be any such thing as a "Python programmer". Python is a great
third language for a C++, Java, etc. programmer. But for that to be a
primary language for a programmer would be scary (for both their career,
and for their understanding of their field). You might be able to get a
non-programmer, like a SysAdmin who learned Python in order to write
powerful admin scripts.
Note: I am not running-down Python. I like it (for some tasks), and
have used it to write web apps (Poor Man's Zope), and CORBA networking
software (w/omniORBpy).
--ronan
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