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Does anyone know if there are any equivalent sites to ProZ for software developers? I thought I'd try to get more feet to stand on and being a software developer, I thought this might be a good place to start. I'm thinking more in terms of job postings and less in terms of forums (for which there are plenty).
[Edited at 2010-03-08 10:53 GMT]
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FarkasAndras Local time: 13:29 Anglès a Hongarès + ...
GIYF
Mar 8, 2010
You want to be a software developer and don't know that Google is your friend?
Just google software developer forum.
Sourceforge.net is pretty much the default site for publishing open source projects and asking for collaboration from others, or indeed for finding interesting open source projects to contribute to.
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Els Hoefman Local time: 13:29 Anglès a Holandès + ...
elance
Mar 8, 2010
There's elance.com, but that's as far as my knowledge goes.
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You want to be a software developer and don't know that Google is your friend?
Just google software developer forum.
Sourceforge.net is pretty much the default site for publishing open source projects and asking for collaboration from others, or indeed for finding interesting open source projects to contribute to.
Thank you. I don't *want to be* a software developer. I have been an inhouse developer for several years and so I think I'm entitled to the title. What I was asking was sites like ProZ, ie sites for jobs, discussions around clients etc.
Because I have bills to pay I unfortunately don't have time to work on projects which don't pay. The hourly rate for working on open source projects like the ones on Sourceforge normally doesn't work out to much I did do this back in my student days, but because the day only has 24 hours I need to spend them wisely.
I looked briefly at eLance and this looks exactly like something for me.
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Adam Łobatiuk Polònia Local time: 13:29 Mebre des-de 2009 Anglès a Polonès + ...
http://www.rentacoder.com
Mar 8, 2010
Not a developer myself - just stumbled upon it once.
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Pablo Bouvier Local time: 13:29 Alemany a Espanyol + ...
ProZ for software developers?
Mar 22, 2010
Håvard Olerud Eriksen wrote:
Does anyone know if there are any equivalent sites to ProZ for software developers? I thought I'd try to get more feet to stand on and being a software developer, I thought this might be a good place to start. I'm thinking more in terms of job postings and less in terms of forums (for which there are plenty).
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