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Designer/Developer matching service

41 points by nir 17y ago

jdp 17y ago
Just signed up, and from browsing the message boards, there are some genuinely skilled and interesting people on there even though the activity level isn't very high. Maybe I'll get some work
rms 17y ago
Also see http://www.programmermeetdesigner.com/ http://www.programmermeetdesigner.com/
vaksel 17y ago
It seems the ranking system is bugged, if you sort by rank, the #1 developer has 3 stars, while there are people with 4 stars right below him
- potatolicious 17y ago
  I just signed up and it says I'm #10 on the developer rank... WTF?
  - kylebragger 17y ago
    hey guys - the ranking system takes in to account both your self-rating (stars) as well as various metrics about the projects you've listed in your profile.
thomaspaine 17y ago
I was just looking for something like this actually. My designer/friend's workload is too high at the moment...and if you're a hacker/designer looking for a project to work on, preferably in the bay area, hit me up: david.ziegler {at} gmail.com
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alx 17y ago
the signup process gives me a blank page, is it working for you?
alexkearns 17y ago
Collabfinder is a great site. But, alas, it is not getting much traffic at present. If it could get the footfall, so to speak, it would be brilliant.
david927 17y ago
I was thinking of a site that does this but for business people to tech guys. http://suitmeetsgeek.appspot.com http://suitmeetsgeek.appspot.com Most tech people don't know how (or want to know how) to write a business plan, find funding, etc. So there could really be a nice symbiosis. It seems to me that rock bands, book authors, etc. have agents who understand how to get the content to the people in the right way. It's a system that's worked well for those industries. What do you guys think?
- nir 17y ago
  Great idea. There's definitely a need for something like that.
  - david927 17y ago
    Thanks for the feedback.
mattdennewitz 17y ago
signed up, found something i'd enjoy collaborating on immediately. nice layout, too.
csomar 17y ago
Another great point freelancers can browse depeding on the projects and choose the project that fits them most and then ask to work on it

41 points by nir 17y ago

jdp 17y ago

Just signed up, and from browsing the message boards, there are some genuinely skilled and interesting people on there even though the activity level isn't very high. Maybe I'll get some work

rms 17y ago

Also see http://www.programmermeetdesigner.com/ http://www.programmermeetdesigner.com/

vaksel 17y ago

It seems the ranking system is bugged, if you sort by rank, the #1 developer has 3 stars, while there are people with 4 stars right below him

potatolicious 17y ago
I just signed up and it says I'm #10 on the developer rank... WTF?
- kylebragger 17y ago
  hey guys - the ranking system takes in to account both your self-rating (stars) as well as various metrics about the projects you've listed in your profile.

thomaspaine 17y ago

I was just looking for something like this actually. My designer/friend's workload is too high at the moment...and if you're a hacker/designer looking for a project to work on, preferably in the bay area, hit me up: david.ziegler {at} gmail.com

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alx 17y ago

the signup process gives me a blank page, is it working for you?

alexkearns 17y ago

Collabfinder is a great site. But, alas, it is not getting much traffic at present. If it could get the footfall, so to speak, it would be brilliant.

david927 17y ago

I was thinking of a site that does this but for business people to tech guys. http://suitmeetsgeek.appspot.com http://suitmeetsgeek.appspot.com Most tech people don't know how (or want to know how) to write a business plan, find funding, etc. So there could really be a nice symbiosis. It seems to me that rock bands, book authors, etc. have agents who understand how to get the content to the people in the right way. It's a system that's worked well for those industries. What do you guys think?

nir 17y ago
Great idea. There's definitely a need for something like that.
- david927 17y ago
  Thanks for the feedback.

mattdennewitz 17y ago

signed up, found something i'd enjoy collaborating on immediately. nice layout, too.

csomar 17y ago

Another great point freelancers can browse depeding on the projects and choose the project that fits them most and then ask to work on it