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Off topic, but if you're in pre-release, how do you have enough metrics to say "most developers" pick the Coffee Shop plan or is it just marketing fluff? I rea
by atwebb 13y ago
Off topic, but if you're in pre-release, how do you have enough metrics to say "most developers" pick the Coffee Shop plan or is it just marketing fluff?
I really like the color scheme and if I wasn't in a "boring" contract I'd be looking directly into your services.
- rglover 13y agoCombination of marketing fluff and early feedback. It's by no means scientific. Just anecdotal "yeah, I'd pick the middle plan," or "the mid-level price seems right." Something I plan to update as I get more data, but felt like a good starting point (also the plan I have myself on). What kind of work are you doing?
- atwebb 13y agoThanks for the response! I was kind of wondering if you'd had a lot of pre-release devs or not, I'm always curious at what point people release. I'm on what I'll call a floater business operations contract. It's an ongoing thing at 40 hours a week (at a great company) working on several different projects and providing assistance where needed. As far as stack, it's mainly a Microsoft establishment with other things sprinkled in (and getting more so with newer projects). Best of luck!
- rglover 13y agoSounds like a nice gig to move around/learn a lot of different stuff. Also nice that it's for a solid 40 hours a week. Must take the edge off :) What sort of work do you do with the Microsoft stuff? Is it like .net work or do you do more OS level programming?