Recently, someone in the Shenzhen Linux Unix User Group sent an email, saying that there are two Berlin guys who claim to be very nice (ha, the Germans are so cute too :D). They have many promising projects on hand, but now they are short of manpower. We have started work and want to find some grails developers in China to establish medium and long-term cooperative relationships. (Legendary outsourcing?) Interested grails developers can take a look. For the original text, see [url]https://groups.google.com/group/szlug/browse_thread/thread/fdd777728372662[/url]
[quote]Hello everyone,
I have received an email from a friend in Berlin looking for Grails
developers who would like to join up with them and use the commercial
opportunities with them. Markus asked me to put him in touch with
people in China. I don’t know Grails developers, but maybe there are
some on the lists.
Below the mail. Please get in touch with them.
Ciao Mario
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Subject: Grails and Flash/Flex developers wanted
Hi!
We are two nice Berlin guys with a lot of brilliant projects at hand.
Unfortunately we don’t have the manpower to execute all of the
projects ourselves, so we are looking for Grails and Flash/Flex
developers.
We'd appreciate people with some experience (ideally some reference
projects to showcase their talent).
If you're interested we would like to establish a mid term or long
term relationship. Working language would have to be English.
Feel free to drop me an email ([email protected]).
Thanks,
Markus [/quote]
As can be seen from Google Trends, struts is continuing to decline, but grails is only rising gently.
[url]http://www.google.com/trends?q=grails%2Cstruts&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0[/url]
Grails is still rare in domestic recruitment requirements. Most of the domestic requirements still require struts, spring, and hibernate. However, the project structure of grails is very different from the general project structure, so unless it is a new project, it is unlikely that ordinary companies will make great efforts to switch to grails.
Do many companies around you use grails or plan to use grails?
[quote]Hello everyone,
I have received an email from a friend in Berlin looking for Grails
developers who would like to join up with them and use the commercial
opportunities with them. Markus asked me to put him in touch with
people in China. I don’t know Grails developers, but maybe there are
some on the lists.
Below the mail. Please get in touch with them.
Ciao Mario
----------------------------------------- -----------------------
Subject: Grails and Flash/Flex developers wanted
Hi!
We are two nice Berlin guys with a lot of brilliant projects at hand.
Unfortunately we don’t have the manpower to execute all of the
projects ourselves, so we are looking for Grails and Flash/Flex
developers.
We'd appreciate people with some experience (ideally some reference
projects to showcase their talent).
If you're interested we would like to establish a mid term or long
term relationship. Working language would have to be English.
Feel free to drop me an email ([email protected]).
Thanks,
Markus [/quote]
As can be seen from Google Trends, struts is continuing to decline, but grails is only rising gently.
[url]http://www.google.com/trends?q=grails%2Cstruts&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0[/url]
Grails is still rare in domestic recruitment requirements. Most of the domestic requirements still require struts, spring, and hibernate. However, the project structure of grails is very different from the general project structure, so unless it is a new project, it is unlikely that ordinary companies will make great efforts to switch to grails.
Do many companies around you use grails or plan to use grails?