Hello developers,
We are looking for some Dutch experienced Android developers who feels free to join our new business project (in The Netherlands). Next to programming at Android, you must have experience with databases and servers.
You will get a percentage of profits or a share in the company as it successfully is implemented.
But first we want to find interested Dutch developers, because we have to discuss about the plan and approach. We will have a meeting to discuss about this.
I hope some of you are interested to join the project.
Please let me know through private message.
Thank you in advance.
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Or go to gathering.tweakers.net.
There's an Android software development topic in the Android subforum.
Any hints about what the project is?
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Hi there
We are looking for skilled coders to help us bring to life some exciting Windows Mobile Applications for Smartphones and Pocket PC Phones. You can learn more about our company, please visit http://www.gx-5.com/
If you are interested in taking on any of our challenging and exciting projects please contact me at tj [at] gx-5.com for further discussions
Sincerely,
Tunji Afonja
Product Manager
www.gx-5.com
tj [at ] gx-5.com
For anyone interested I started a (very small so far) general android community on the ning network last night. There isn't much content at all yet but I open an invitation to anyone interested!
http://androidnuts.ning.com
Feel free to join and start new discussions, suggest ideas to make it better as it grows, etc.
for those in need of the 1.6 Recovery Image from HTC necessary for Cyanogen ROMS...I have it hosted as an attachment in the rom link thread on androidnuts.ning.com no membership necessary
we finally have a new member (not a local friend if you have simple questions that you get flamed for here, ask on http://androidnuts.ning.com
Can't guarantee no flaming, but there are less people on to flame ya
Hi Everyone! I'm launching a non-profit organization that aims to provide big data analysis for the good of humanity rather than targeted marketing. To start with, we'll need app developers, web developers, and beta testers willing to help us with bug reports. To see what it's all about, check out the project description here - theGOODforyou.org
Contact us through the aforementioned site if you'd like to help, or subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the loop and see how it's all going.
Our github page for the current (alpha) app is here - github.com/dickmacinnis/theGOODforyou-journal
sorry for not being able to link, but as a new user here I currentlly can't make proper links.
You can ask for developers here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43215793
Good luck.
Thanks
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nikwen said:
You can ask for developers here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43215793
Good luck.
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UPDATE: Somebody just pointed me to a Jolla website that does what I had suggested here (sorry, I am not allowed to post URLs, yet):
together dot jolla dot com slash questions
Original post:
I am convinced that actively listening to customers is a key factor for a company's success. I love Jolla and want them to succeed. That is why I hope this suggestion will be heard.
What is needed is basically a public Scrum product backlog. This is a proven and useful tool in software development to make the most out of the available resources. But instead of using a product backlog internally only, it should be used as a public tool to find out what customers really want.
Main features:
There must be only one wish list and Jolla must support it officially. It would best ship with the Sailfish OS itself as a (removable) app or a link to a web application.
Registered users can post requests and vote for items on the list. Jolla developers try to work on the top items with priority. The wish list would also be a great source for 3rd parties who want to know what native apps or "other halves" are most wanted.
Bugs and requests for new features must go on the same list. The only thing that counts is whether customers demand it or not.
Human moderators are required to make sure that all requests on the wish list are unique, clear and tagged with the correct keywords. Rather than creating multiple similar items, it must be possible for users to add variations, comments or additions to existing items. Jolla could probably even find volunteer moderators in the community.
No language fragmentation: English as the main language, users may contribute translations to any number of languages.
No region fragmentation: Should Sailfish have more installations in China than elsewhere, then the Chinese wishes are served first. We trust in our Jolla friends from Asia
I think Jolla has the potential to become the best mobile OS. But I think they will depend on the help of a patient and friendly community. A customer-driven product backlog would practically guarantee that Sailfish evolves in the right direction and in the fastest possible way.
:highfive: If somebody has contacts to Jolla employees: Could you please call their attention to this idea? :highfive:
maybe you can: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=91721
UPDATE: Somebody just pointed me to a Jolla website that does what I had suggested here (sorry, I am not allowed to post URLs, yet):
together dot jolla dot com slash questions