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If you like 'security' then you can build up experience nights and weekends. There is a lot of iPhone work available. If you get experience you can eventually s
by graiz 15y ago
If you like 'security' then you can build up experience nights and weekends. There is a lot of iPhone work available. If you get experience you can eventually switch from part-time to full-time.
Sites like theymakeapps.com and CraigsList can help find you projects. Historically we've found most of our work through referrals.
Since you work for a big-company consider if there's a role to do iOS dev within your current company.
- oneiroscopist 15y agoThanks for the response, graiz. Frankly, I did not have much luck generating serious inquiries from CraigsList (there is a lot of "profit sharing options", which, AFAIK, means "we'll pay you if our idea is successfull, but we won't invest anything upfront"). I would prefer doing a bit of work with local dev shops. My company does not do anything with iPhone development ...