I will work on one project for free

4 points by subinsebastien 8 years ago | 6 comments

I'm an Android/Qt developer with average skills. I'm experienced in working on industrial and mission critical projects for about 7 years. I have experience in UI/UX design as well. I'm open for work for upto 2-3 hours a day, after my office hours the entire year (2018). I'm ready to do this for free, since I cannot accept any payment apart from my full-time employer. I will only work on ONE project. I'm ready for any type of online communications, email is preferred. I will only use toolchain I'm familiar with. I do it for fun and meet people from other parts of the world. I cannot guarantee any timely delivery.

Any takers? Any other thoughts or suggestions?

buovjaga 8 years ago |

Retroshare is a Qt desktop application with a recent Android version: https://github.com/RetroShare/RetroShare/blob/master/retrosh...

LibreOffice has an Android version: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/BuildingForA...

These are the projects I am affiliated with.

git-pull 8 years ago | |

The above projects are open source. So those are definitely areas where you can pitch in!

subinsebastien 8 years ago | | |

I have not considered open source projects which are in development, since it prevents me from having an opportunity to develop from scratch, also highly likely that I have to use toolchain which the project is already using, as opposed to tools that I'm familiar with.

book_mentioned 8 years ago |

Build an app graphic designers can whitelabel to sell photo "templates", ala InstaMag. I know someone selling Photoshop templates on Etsy looking for this.

allenbrunson 8 years ago |

if you use Qt, why do you limit yourself to android? wouldn’t it be fairly simple to set up ios builds as well?

(i just recently evaluated, and rejected, qt for a project i’m about to start. i found it to be buggy and poorly organized. and $459 per month is just outrageous.)

subinsebastien 8 years ago | |

My Qt experience is in developing native desktop applications. I have not used Qt for mobile apps yet.