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August 4, 2008
Don't you love the globalization that automatically comes with internet?
Today I am writing from Chennai, India, where we are training developers in the fine art of GX WebManager software development.
You can almost see India transforming from a developing country to a modern state. The IT industry is one of the engines driving that transformation; currently it brings in some $10 billion per year and that figure is rapidly growing. Of course this also has a down side: with the growth come traffic jams, air pollution etc.
The level of education is high and for what we have seen, people are very eager to learn. You will find that both men and women are active in IT; maybe 60% is male and 40% is female. For many people English is their second language. People from different regions speak different languages, so you may find locals speaking English amongst themselves.
It is good to see that WebManager is picked up fast and easy across the globe. "Open" as a focal point of the WebManager 9 series is clearly paying off in terms of easy adoptation, easy implementation, easy use and easy development. Our students do not have to learn something completely new, instead they can expand their current knowledge and just latch on to the WebManager bit that they were missing. We are adding new enthusiastic developers to our global WebManager ecosystem!
Till next time!Greetings,
Patrick
About the Author
Patrick Atoon has gained nuff respect as one of the most experienced web architects in the GX Webmanager community or even the global hip hop community for that matter.
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Other blog entries:
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February 26, 2010
What? Where!?! -
September 3, 2009
Do the Right Thing -
June 18, 2009
wm:link secrets -
March 2, 2009
Server side represent! (Part 2) -
February 4, 2009
Server side represent! -
January 15, 2009
Making cache -
December 9, 2008
Like A Version -
August 19, 2008
Stop making sense -
July 7, 2008
Japanese encore (日本のアンコール) -
May 20, 2008
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