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You need to be specific on what your needs are regarding platforms, though that generally doesn't define which language to use; though there are exceptions, lik
by sp4rki 16y ago
You need to be specific on what your needs are regarding platforms, though that generally doesn't define which language to use; though there are exceptions, like for example OSX and Obj-C... and even in this case you could still end up using a different language altogether. If you need an iphone dev, advertise for such. If you need a web dev, advertise for a web dev. You need to make sure you have the right person for the job regardless of the language.
- ArchyMcNally 16y agoProgrammers all have a specialty (designing for web based apps vrs mobile apps vrs software apps). So in picking the "right" team, I'd like to make sure that they can develop what I need develop. Now, because what I what done has been developed by other sites, I'd like to be able to tell my prospective team what we'll be doing. Is it enough to say that I want to develop a site similar to zazzle and cafepress or do I need to tell them that zazzle and cafepress use XYZ kind of language?