I'm assisting with an Actionscript outsourcing project right now with
some Flash game coders in Mumbai, so far so good, though they are a
little behind in skills - but would be interested to learn any cultural
things people have experienced with Flash developers in India.
Jason Merrill
Bank of
i worked at The Online Studio where a lot of their actionscript gets
outsourced to india and like you said, it's a little bit behind but
overall very good AS2 code
On 28 Mar 2008, at 15:03, Merrill, Jason wrote:
I'm assisting with an Actionscript outsourcing project right now with
some
Jason Merrill wrote:
I'm assisting with an Actionscript outsourcing project right now with
some Flash game coders in Mumbai, so far so good, though they are a
little behind in skills - but would be interested to learn any cultural
things people have experienced with Flash developers in India.
To: 'Flash Coders List'
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Outsourcing (was: Tweening Engines for AS3)
Jason Merrill wrote:
I'm assisting with an Actionscript outsourcing project
right now with
some Flash game coders in Mumbai, so far so good, though they are a
little behind in skills - but would
Laurent wrote:
sick. If you want to know for how little money projects are proposed and
how fast programmer people on earth can work for go there:
http://www.getacoder.com
I found the same thing when I registered with guru.com. There are hundreds of
jobs with a budget of $500 or less, and
And that's why I took a steady. I contracted for about 6 years. Got a bit
burnt out on people wanting something for nothing. Oh, and the we'll give
you a project and see how well you do. Then we'll discus payment'... look at
my @[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ portfolio you piece of [EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL
My sentiments exactly.. it's frustrating...thats why I became full time in NY.
Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 10:05:38 -0700
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Outsourcing (was: Tweening Engines for AS3)
And that's why I took a steady. I
it's bad enough to try to understand someone elses code when you
speak the same language - it must be damn near impossible if
everything's in chinese
On 27 Mar 2008, at 16:45, Kerry Thompson wrote:
Laurent wrote:
sick. If you want to know for how little money projects are
proposed and
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 4:34 PM, Allandt Bik-Elliott (Receptacle)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's bad enough to try to understand someone elses code when you
speak the same language - it must be damn near impossible if
everything's in chinese
I've had to deal with that when working with an
Yes, there are caveats with outsourcing, but the problems are often on the
buyer end. If you learn how to specifiy and run your outsourcing projects
you can do it successfuly. Don't hire someone that doesn't speak english or
has any experience with projects abroad.
I am running multiple indie
Allandt Bik-Elliott wrote:
it's bad enough to try to understand someone elses code when you
speak the same language - it must be damn near impossible if
everything's in Chinese
Well, as it happens, I speak Chinese--I used to live in Beijing. But
communication isn't the issue. It's time zones,
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