>> I emailed Dominique, the guy who is organizing the meetings, and >> he said that maybe in the future they would like to have me talk. So >> if you would like to hear about the C++ Middleware Writer, please >> tell him. >> > > Keep us posted as to when you will be on their schedule. It looks there are a lot of people interested in the topic, but they haven't had a meeting yet. They lack a place to meet possibly. https://www.meetup.com/TwinCities-C-Meetup/ >Also, it would be > nice if you could stimulate interest by posting a link or two with what this > is about. If this is going to be a professional venture for you, you want to > actively go out and seek customers, and customers may be in placed that are > unlikely. But it is of paramount importance to make the _ideas+_ accessible. > What I have in mind is management and middle-managemnt of companies, the > people > who call the shots and tend to be technically detached. They, however, can > provide their employees with pointers on where to look for specific solutions. > If management is briefed well and engaged with developers, they are likely to > go out and seek solutions like what you are providing. So, in short, you will > need to advertize to those people by making the capabilities of your product > aware. > A Github with examples always helps the geekiest among us. https://github.com/Ebenezer-group/onwards There's an example subdirectory there. Brian Ebenezer Enterprises - "You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden." Matthew 5:14 http://webEbenezer.net