raddevon
Make a mental note of the advice you like and try it when appropriate. Mix and match to find the cocktail that works best for you. My path is not the canonical one, but it is a path that has worked at least one time. ;-)
Not saying my experience is typical, but just wanted to put that out there. I didn't have to move to an expensive coastal city to get the salary. In fact, the opposite was true. The salary allowed me to move to the expensive coastal city which is where I wanted to live.
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Front-end web developer and designer focusing on responsive design. I can also do some light back-end work with Python and Flask, if you don't need anything too serious.
I'm interested in working with startups, local businesses, and creatives.
Check out my portfolio and get in touch with me at http://raddevon.com/.
Front-end designer/developer specializing in responsive design. I'm great with HTML/CSS, really good with JavaScript/jQuery. I also have some back-end experience with Python and a few Python frameworks (e.g. webapp2, Flask, and Django). Check out my portfolio at http://raddevon.com/ or email me at [email protected].
Ask HN: What do you use to collaborate remotely (share screens and talk)?
I've been using Google Hangouts, but it seems a little flaky. I'd like something more robust and reliable but without breaking the bank if possible. I've used Skype in the past, but their offering isn't quite good enough to pay a premium. I code and design with a remote partner.