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Best site for finding good web programmers?
I'd like to build a 'smallish' web app on probably a LAMP stack (I know some PHP but not a lot - and it would also be easy to host). I know basically what's required from this app in terms of functionality and layout. I think it would take 40-80 man hours - basically a mashup of some social bookmarking sites to create a presentation of data.
Below are sites that offer programmers; any tips, suggestions or referrals for partners or contractors, please?
http://www.elance.com/p/websites/index.html http://www.elance.com/p/websites/index.html
http://www.guru.com/category.cfm/100 http://www.guru.com/category.cfm/100
http://www.professionalontheweb.com/ http://www.professionalontheweb.com/
http://www.getacoder.com/projects/web_design_development_42.htm http://www.getacoder.com/projects/web_design_development_42....
http://www.vendorseek.com/website_design_services.asp http://www.vendorseek.com/website_design_services.asp
http://odesk.com/ http://odesk.com/ (generally requires ongoing management by client)
- breck 19y agoI've had good luck with getacoder before. Odesk model is better suited for large corporations(at least it was 1 year ago). My personaly recommendation is to find some mentors and start learning to program on your own.
- donna 19y agoAt the last SF New Tech Meet-up these company's said their services offered programmers. http://www.thoughtworks.com http://www.thoughtworks.com http://www.artyllect.com/about_us.htm http://www.artyllect.com/about_us.htm
- ardit33 19y ago40-80 man hours -- are you sure about that? anything more than trivial it will require more than that.
- adrianwaj 19y agoArdit33, thank you, I am doing some specs now, I can let you know.