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a) Talk to your friends. b) Great involved with an open source project, which will give others experience working with you so they can recommend you into a pos
by melvinram 18y ago
a) Talk to your friends.
b) Great involved with an open source project, which will give others experience working with you so they can recommend you into a position
c) http://jobs.37signals.com/ http://jobs.37signals.com/
d) Call Ruby/Rails development companies w/ good code & tests ready to show
e) I don't know if this is ethical or even legal, but you could find a partner and ask them to pay you minimum wage to solidify your part-time requirement
f) Get creative. Come on man, you're a Ruby guy!
- blizkreeg 18y agoOpen source will just cut into the already minuscule amount of time I have working a day job and on the startup nights and weekends. I'm going to look more into RoR dev companies, hosting companies, CL, and a few other job boards.
- melvinram 18y agohelping with some open source stuff doesn't take as much time as you'd think.
- toisanji 18y agohttp://jobs.rubynow.com http://jobs.rubynow.com has lots of partime development work if you know ruby. There are also lots of fulltime gigs.