TomTasche
Looking for someone to port an existing Android / iOS native app to Flutter first, then add more features and maintain the app.
Our side project OpenDocument Reader - an open source mobile app to view ODF documents - turned into a profitable project. We have a few ideas on how to further improve the app but don't have enough time to do all of it on our own since it's still just a side project for us.
Possible ways you could help, sorted by priority:
- Build JavaScript implementations to display various file formats that are out of scope for our core library, e.g. RTF, markdown, video, ...
- Build sample app that uses our C++ core in a web app using WebAssembly
- Support development of our core library in C++ (https://github.com/opendocument-app/OpenDocument.core)
- Help us grow the app using UI improvements, ASO, etc (only if you come up with your own tasks and can prove the ROI)
Looking for an expert for Android NDK / CMake to port an existing C++ project to Android. More information here: https://www.upwork.com/jobs/~01602382ea2d19bf06
Ask HN: What would you do with a monthly budget to spend on development time?
I have a monthly budget to spend on freelancers. What would you ask them to work on? Small projects or go all-in on one big project? Ideas?
Node.js: tighter integration with Chrome DevTools
So for learning a new programming language, I'd like to see the basic syntax first, then going into common uses (iterating over an array, callbacks, etc), ...
I understand that it's easier for people to follow what you're doing by watching a screencast, but that's exactly what I consider a waste of time: I don't want to watch you clicking buttons / typing code. I want to read the code myself, skip boring parts, ...
Why is there no Udacity with articles instead of videos only?
Thanks for your suggestion though!
So far I received almost 100 mails in less than an hour or so... :P