Hi Mark,

I'm sorry, I should have been more clear. I would like to learn MM .NET at a company that is utilizing this framework. I'm used to working with commercial frameworks ever since my Clipper days in the 80's. They have saved me a lot of work just to get a jump start and then I'd start breaking the framework code down to really see how the code was written which makes for an excellent learning tool. I've been working with Visual FoxExpress ever since the first release of version 6.0 and haven't looked back. The entire object model was quite impressive and have been writing n-tier applications ever since and want to continue to do so in .NET. I understood the MM framework for VFP was very similar to the VFE framework.

Anyway, to answer your question again... I am looking to learn MM .NET at a company that is currently utilizing this framework.

Thanks,

James


>Are you already fully experienced with MM, or are you wanting to learn MM at the shop you got to?
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>Sorry, I couldn't tell if you were going to be the MM expert, or wanting to be an MM trainee.
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>>Hello everyone,
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>>I'm currently looking for an opportunity to join up with a company in either the Oklahoma City, OK or Dallas, TX areas that is currently using the MM.NET framework as the foundation for their .NET development.
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>>I've seen too many .NET shops with no framework whatsoever and it has been pretty messy. I want to join up with a team of developers (or one if a small company) that is currently doing .NET development what we like to call "the right way!".
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>>If your company is looking for a developer to join your team or if you know of a company in the OKC or Dallas areas using MM.NET that is looking for a developer, please let me know.
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>>Thank you very much!
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>>James Moore
>>512-947-2418
>>james-moore@austin.rr.com