Mac Developer Available

[Embro]

My Resume (http://www.textiletech.com/myresume2.htm)
After being laid off in early April I continue to look for work, either contract or permanent. I am a very experienced Mac developer as my resume describes.

:confused: I can't believe how difficult it is to find work now. The press is writing about how Apple market share is growing but from the inside it doesn't look that way. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.

I have also written a little Cocoa app I've been giving away if anyone is interested. SpeakIt (http://outofworksoftware.homeip.net)

[redmanu2]

I hear you on the no work thing. I graduated 6 months ago into one of the worst job markets in recent memory and am still unemployed. It's very, very depressing.

Even more depressing is the fact that I'll probably be forced to apply my programming skills in a Micro$hit-Wintel environment. Ahhhhhh!

[AHunter3]

I have the good fortune to be employed at the moment, for which I am quite grateful. It does look chilly out there.

I can't hire anyone, being a mere employee myself, but if you're in a position of writing shareware, I'll happily pay you a decent shareware fee for something that does what WindowShade X does (regular Classic style Windowshading plus translucent windows) without needing the presence of the Dock for the minimize/windowshade widgets to work.

Or something to kill column view in Open/Save/Save As dialog boxes (replacing it with regular alphabetical list view) while remaining compatible with DefaultFolder X.