I have to pick up some freelance work to supplement my income from my day-job, and I'm wondering what other people use to find work that pays by the hour.I'm asking mostly about development gigs (front-end, back-end, anything). Are there good sites to go to? If so, which ones are good/reputable?
Along these lines, by the way, is my Javascript port of Apple's "key-value coding":
http://quile.github.com/keyvaluecoding-js
which allows you to traverse object graphs without all the null-check nonsense. Admittedly the purpose is slightly different, but they seem related.
hey guysjust wanted to let peeps know that i've put up libraries in both javascript and perl to bring cocoa's key-value-coding to both languages.basically they're perl and javascript implementations of cocoa's NSKeyValueCoding category. available here:http://quile.github.com/keyvaluecoding-perl/ http://quile.github.com/keyvaluecoding-js/cheers
(I submitted this a few days ago but I think I messed up the submission.)This is a site I've been working on recently to help developers avoid the traps and pitfalls that are hiding behind every corner when trying to internationalise a software project:http://i18n.tumblr.comIt's not specifically a technical resource; there are plenty of those out there... it's more designed to change the way...
Check out my i18n/l10n blog. It's not meant to be a highly-technical site; it's more about the pitfalls and traps that normal coders can fall into when trying to develop a site with i18n. I have a gigantic topic list to blog about; these are only the first posts. Comments! Opinions!
http://www.isthisgameworthwatching.com
for the same kind of reason, although mine is deliberately spoiler-free so you can find out whether or not you waste your time watching a tivo'ed game before you watch. For people who don't care about spoilers (or indeed even the score!), I like your idea a lot.