constantinLG

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by constantinLG 9y ago
This is great advice. Turn whatever you know right now into a learning opportunity for others. This is what we do at http://teacherr.com , we help others build an audience around their experience and monetize their following by s
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2 points by constantinLG 10y ago|0 comments
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by constantinLG 10y ago
Same here. Here's what I did. Long story short: I've been a developer at smaller companies, bigger companies, a team lead, and none of these made me happy. With some money saved, i quit for working on a personal project. 8 Months
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by constantinLG 12y ago
Thank you for your thoughts. In fact, I am more interested into the how can i make this process efficient in the real world, as a scallable service, without competing with the other freelancing sites that offers full projects development. I
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by constantinLG 12y ago
I understand. Well than, hope he will do a right job for you!
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by constantinLG 12y ago
You have right. From what you are saying, i understand that in some ideal conditions, meeting THAT coder might help you a lot. Otherwise, it will just be a loss of time and money. Thank you for your thoughts!
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by constantinLG 12y ago
You have pointed indeed real situations about outsourcing to a programmer. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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by constantinLG 12y ago
I understand. So based on your experience, don't you think that writing down the specs and the expected return, combined with finding a smart programmer available to write code, could be a winning decision? I mean, there is nothing in
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by constantinLG 12y ago
You have right, but this triggers me to the other side of a programmer perspective. Thinking from a test driven development, and creating parts that are easy to mock and test, couldn't be the outsource-process mindset be a one more rea
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by constantinLG 12y ago
Aren't oDesk and Elance more as a general complete project requests? I mean, you really find them perfect fit for outsourcing parts of your code? Is there any aspect of the process that you might want it different? Personally, I find t
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You, the freelance programmer, would you pay someone else to write code for you?
9 points by constantinLG 12y ago|16 comments
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by constantinLG 12y ago
Good to see that i'm not the single one that struggles with such existence thoughts. Yes, i am a software engineer as well. I love challenges, and really love to read a lot (marketing, entrepreneurship, things that helps create a busin
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by constantinLG 12y ago
I do not know what are you writing about, but in the first place, you need challenging subjects that worth to be debated. Then, check the profile of your user that's coming in. Is the user only look for information, and than leave? Is