- #RATIONAL APPLICATION DEVELOPER CRASHES HOW TO#
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I'd appreciate it if you let me know where to search for decent app devs (I'm not familiar with other resources apart from Fiverr and Upwork) and how much it can cost me to develop a simple application. Given how many frauds there are online, I'd be grateful if you gave me advice on avoiding scams.
#RATIONAL APPLICATION DEVELOPER CRASHES HOW TO#
The only problem is that I'm very far from the world of software development and have no idea where to start looking for a freelancer and, more important, how to understand that he's qualified for the job. The only helpful advice I got after meeting him was about a payment solution for apps people use to avoid app store fees and the recommendation to look for a freelancer that will agree to work for a cut of the future revenue. I turned to a person who works in app development, but the price he set for his services is beyond my means, to put it mildly. His words made me think that it might be more rational to find a developer and explain to him precisely what I need and finally get a product that suits me and also, hopefully, monetizes my productive planning system along the way. Still, after I explained to him how my scheduling system works, he said that he'd happily pay for such an app if it existed. Some time ago, a friend made fun of my old-fashioned way of using a diary for my daily planning and suggested switching to something more contemporary instead. I tried everything available in app stores, but unfortunately, there are always shortcomings or too complicated planning processes. I'm not sure this is the right place for my question, and I'm sorry if it's inappropriate, but for several months now, I've been thinking about creating a scheduler or to-do app that would meet my requirements. /r/iOSSetups for iOS wallpapers, setups, and apps./r/iPhoneXSMax for XS Max specific issues./r/AppleSwap if you want to trade devices!.
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