Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
If I was to lose that part of my brain that stores all the Java stuff over night and get it replaced with a piece full of WebObjects knowledge, where should I move in order to have the best chances of getting employment with my newly acquired WebObjects knowledge?
I think it's fair to say that losing your Java knowledge would make learning WO more difficult
With so many competing frameworks and tools today, is there anyone who can say that they are secure with their choice of tools? I'm relatively certain I could get a job as a "Java" developer in a few years. Can you say the same about Hibernate? Cayenne? Even J2EE is so poorly thought of that it seems a risk to put effort into learning it. And now we have JDO competing with J2EE 3.
While WO has not been marketed well (nor has it been very well supported), I believe it will be around as long as any of the other competing tools.
And I bet I'll get more done...
sacha