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Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by nikiscevak on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @02:07PM (#124045)
I've used all the freelancer type sites (elance, rentacoder) and have found oDesk.com to be the best.

Primarily because you can get candidates to do technical tests (i.e. javascript tests) that I've found to be a fantastic predictor of success.

Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by lylia on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @10:48AM (#123915)
I know a guy who's very good at JS and AJAX. He doesn't do web design though (I do that part). He's mostly into EXT, and I like jquery/prototype/mootools depending on my mood. We're teaming on a project together.

Not sure if I should give out his name... you can contact me though if you want more info. [email protected]

Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by bprater on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @06:39AM (#123802)
Try Elance/Rentacoder. Craigslist is also a good option. (Not as popular in Europe, but popular in some US cities.)
Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by goofygrin on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @11:55AM (#123961)
eek. I've not have good experience with any of those sites...

Craigslist has been the worst.

Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by jgrahamc on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @07:06AM (#123810)
I can always go there, but I was hoping to get a personal recommendation from someone on this site.
Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by shabda on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @07:29AM (#123823)
Try Digitalpoint forums, and choose someone who has consistently high itrader and positive ratings. I am working with a guy from there.
Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by nextmoveone on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @07:52AM (#123833)
Does it matter what library they use? Are you guys particular to mootools or jquery or scriptaculous?
Re:Ask News.YC: where can I find a good Javascript/AJAX/web ... by jgrahamc on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @09:54AM (#123882)
We are using prototype and scriptaculous currently. We don't have any religion about a particular library (except, perhaps, YUI which is heavyweight).