Despite signs that the economic downturn is ending, jobs continue to be scarce. But that’s not the case for developers who work on Drupal and other open-source software. Cnet reports that Drupal development shop AF83 has been so busy that they’ve had to turn away work, and there simply aren’t enough skilled people to fill all the jobs.
Those who want to beef up their Drupal skills may want to try DrupalCon in San Francisco, where training that normally costs $1,500 will be available for $150-$350.
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