What py-opportunities in Old Europe?

[laotseu]

MyPy wrote:
> I've been working as a C++ developer for several years and now I would
> like to start a one-man company in the software consultancy business.
> Some months ago I gave Python a try and apparently it seems
> well-suited for fast deployment of complex applications for all the
> reasons you're well aware of. But the point is: is there a *real*
> market for python consultants? I've had a look at the job board on
> python.org and searched some job sites (e.g. jobserve.com) but I could
> find only few open positions, besides my personal experience suggests
> that there are many (?) customers out there looking for VB, C++, Java
> people but no one even knows Python.  At least that is what happened
> to me here in Italy. So does anyone want to share his own
> feelings/thoughts/experience about  working as a py-freelance in
> Europe?
> 
> Cheers
> 
> 
> 

Talking about one-man company and Python, here in France we have William 
Dode http://www.flibuste.net/

I'm not sure he read this ng, so you'd better email him directly.

HTH
Laotseu