ari@caip.rutgers.edu (Ari Krishnaswamy) (07/25/90)
Hi, I am taking a course in Object Oriented Languages and I was wondering about the job prospects in this area, particularly companies using Smalltalk. I would appreciate if someone could let me know how to get information regarding companies engaged in the area of Smalltalk. Thanks. Ari
ken@dali.gatech.edu (Ken Seefried iii) (07/25/90)
In article <Jul.25.10.52.09.1990.23905@caip.rutgers.edu> ari@caip.rutgers.edu (Ari Krishnaswamy) writes: > >I am taking a course in Object Oriented Languages and I was >wondering about the job prospects in this area, particularly >companies using Smalltalk. > Dunno about right now, but since IBM endorsed Smalltalk/V as part of SAA, I have seen the employment opportunities widen considerably. Microsoft and IBM are apparently big players right now, especially for OS/2-PM development. Course...that might just be rumours...;') ;') -- ken seefried iii ken@dali.gatech.edu "Vee haf veyz off making you talk...release da veasles..."
ed@mdbs.uucp (Ed Harfmann) (08/02/90)
In article <11801@hydra.gatech.EDU> ken@dali.gatech.edu (Ken Seefried iii) writes: >> >Dunno about right now, but since IBM endorsed Smalltalk/V >as part of SAA, I have seen the employment opportunities >widen considerably. Microsoft and IBM are apparently big >players right now, especially for OS/2-PM development. > >Course...that might just be rumours...;') ;') > The article that 'says' that IBM is endorsing "Smalltalk/V" as a standard development platform was retracted the following week because no one at IBM ever said that they were endorsing it. This does not mean that Object/Oriented development is not suggested for PM. It just means that Smalltalk/V has not been 'Blessed'. Other Object/Oriented development systems are available for OS/2 and PM development. My company produces one of these others. Ed Harfmann, Object/1 Project Manager. The views expressed are purely my own, and do not reflect those of mdbs. inc.