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anyone doing rent a coder should follow some oldie but goodie advice: create a few small tasks to get started. rent out a few coders for a week. make all of th
by Justsignedup 14y ago
anyone doing rent a coder should follow some oldie but goodie advice:
create a few small tasks to get started. rent out a few coders for a week. make all of them code the given tasks. pick the best quality and continue.
you will get good quality out bad, whatever you prefer... And waste little money.
the only flaw is if all the coders who are participating are not the quality you wanted.
- twistedpair 14y agoAnd then you become the PM and integrator too? That overhead will start to stack up. Don't forget Brook's Law.
- willismichael 14y agoSounds to me more like "throw away most of the initial work, keep 1-3 people that do the best work"