tagabek

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   by tagabek 13y ago

   I am an iOS Freelance Developer, and this path is what got me my first client. It seems like you are very aware of what you are capable of. It's great to be realistic, but also realize that you are now in the professional market like e
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   Well, if you're looking to give back, you could try finding something that many people want.
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   The best way to get into Computer Science is to start doing something specific that interests you.
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Remote or San Diego Hi, I'm Taylor and I build iOS apps. Check out my recent work here: http://beckbits.com/samples/ If you have an idea for an app, or are in need of help with an existing app, I ca
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   "Commit" is a nicely designed iPhone app that does this. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/commit/id473527073?mt=8
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   There are monthly threads where people can post jobs like this, which are posted on the 1st of every month. These are the list of those posts for each month: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   Thanks for sharing, dalerus. Would you recommend that beginning freelancers use sites like Elance?
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   My first payed client actually found me. I received an email one day from someone that was interested in me building an iOS App for them. We shared a few more emails, and then had a Skype conversation to move things along. Their app idea wa
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   Ask HN: Freelancers, how did you find your first paying client?

   9 points by tagabek 13y ago|10 comments
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    As of July 27, 2013, there is a 30% off code - "tnt7" - for all new account sign ups.
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    Ask HN: Mobile app devs making $1,000+/month on your app(s), how did you do it?

    42 points by tagabek 13y ago|1 comments
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Does anyone have any insight as to what will likely happen to Zynga's mobile apps if their business closes down?
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Flippa. It's not a small marketplace, but there are constantly sites ranging from $100 - $X,XXX,XXX+ https://flippa.com/
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    As an iOS Freelance Developer myself - Meetups. Through Meetup.com, I am connected with about 100 developers, many of which I would (and have) recommend in a heartbeat. I have also had many people that are looking for an iOS Developer conta
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Have a designated office space. Ideally, you want to have a completely separate room for working in. I find that light and energetic colors inspire hard work and creativity. Put some art up on the walls, throw in a few complementary plants
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    Offer HN: Free Domain - "OuyaOuyaOuya(DOT)com"

    1 points by tagabek 13y ago|0 comments
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    For the first paragraph of the article, I believed that you were the host of Dirty Jobs...
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    These successes are always great to read about! I recently broke top 50 in the Productivity category with my first app, which brought in over 5,000 downloads and counting. I didn't receive "new car" money, but I have already
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    This may be what you're mentioning: http://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/yes-you-can-recove...
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Emulate success, and modify it after you achieve your own success.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    13" Macbook Pro for mobile development. It works.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    These are some very enlightening points. One of the things that I love most about software is how it might end up being used completely different than originally intended. When Kevin Systrom and his team started building Instagram, I bet th
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I am curious as to why no one has built a web/mobile app to make this easier for the sellers.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Link to article that explains what he posted http://www.inquisitr.com/843742/justin-carter-teen-jailed-fo...
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Thanks! Nintendo seems to be pretty lenient on app developers. There are many Nintendo-themed apps that are making a lot of money in the App Store, and I can't remember one that's been pulled.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/friendex!/id664874851?ls=1&m...
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    Show HN: Friendex - a Pokédex of your friends.

    3 points by tagabek 13y ago|5 comments
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    With iOS apps, I'm never done. You can make a virtually unlimited number of updates to apps. I love it that way, because I quickly respond and reiterate based on user feedback and a freelancing/consulting job generally allows for
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    This is a really neat idea. It also gives me a few ideas for iOS apps. Gamifying and speeding up the learning process is crucial to teaching this generation new things. Thanks for building this.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    http://www.squarespace.com/ My website, http://www.beckbits.com , is incredibly easy to manage, update, and add additional content to. You get to choose from the designs provided by their team, and you can then c