Hi All, Apologies if this is verging on O/T for the list, but I do see some job ads and I've been trying to contribute substantively to the list for the last couple of months.
I'm in the horrible position of having too much work, but some of it isn't that profitable so I can't go to my regular guys who are $100+/hr. Simple content management systems, etc. All in Rails 3.0.x with Ruby Enterprise 1.8.7 being deployed on Heroku using SendGrid, etc. I need someone to create a good first cut of sites. They need to use rvm, use git and create meaningful commit messages every 15 mins to 2 hours as they complete discrete chunks of work, name their fields and classes intelligently, keep method sizes low (most 6-8 lines, all under 20 or so). They need to know Devise for authentication, Cancan for authorization, Paperclip (with S3) for file uploads on Heroku and be equally comfortable with haml and erb. They also need to naturally write at least some acceptance tests first using cucumber and capybara, and write some rspec tests for any areas of business complexity. I'm not looking for high levels of coverage in rcov, but a decent effort to have some degree of smoke testing of the app which we can upgrade over time. Some of the apps may need a little jQuery loving, but nothing too complex. I have a specific project now, and then 2-3 a month coming down the line. Anyone who feels they meet the criteria and would like to build a relationship, please drop me a line off-list ([email protected]) with some information about yourself and your rates. To give you an idea, depending on your productivity this is the kind of work that would make sense at maybe $20-25/hr assuming you can knock out sites pretty quickly, so it's either offshore or "beer money" work. Eventually I'd want to just pay hourly so we're both focused on doing things both well and quickly, although I might give some specific well specified stories for a fixed bid to try things out on the first project. And now back to our regularly scheduled tech conversations - apologies for the interruption. Best Wishes, Peter -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk?hl=en.
