Video, et al --
I've been an independent SysAdmin for about seven years, but have only
been doing independent programming for a couple, so others will certainly
have more coding guidance and experience than I. All I can definitely say
is that I'm still working on the knack of properly estimating
A few suggestions here, from my experience. I offer a variety of
computer services freelance, and have been focusing on building my web
development side of things.
Customers love flat rates, but you WILL eat the time WHEN, not if, you
go over. I offer flat rates for mostly HTML web design servi
On Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 09:45 PM, Video Populares et
Optimates wrote:
What's the matter with re-using the code and charging the same rate
for
it? You're a business, and you're supposed to make money. I
currently
charge by the hour, but I'm trying whereever possible to move away
fro
Hi!
First of all, thanks for the input!
> What's the matter with re-using the code and charging the same rate for
> it? You're a business, and you're supposed to make money. I currently
> charge by the hour, but I'm trying whereever possible to move away from
> hourly rates into fixed price ser
Hello,
As a development company who has been profitable for 6 years I suggest
the following:
1. There are no fixed fees. All time will be billed.
2. Put everything in writing. If they want you to change the f to F make
them put it in writing.
3. If you do have a flat fee for something...
On Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 12:04 PM, Video Populares et
Optimates wrote:
Ahoy!
I'm sitting here, pondering on a problem that has just occurred to me.
Having a short though intensive period of experience with PHP, I'm now
in the process of being "swallowed" up by a group of web designers
Turck MMCache is a free optimizer/encoder. There is a free web based
front end to the encoding part of it available at
http://phpcoder.shadonet.com.
You can find Turck MMCache at http://turck-mmcache.sourceforge.net
It runs on Windows, Linux, BSD, and most other platforms and works with
PHP 4
Hello Video,
Tuesday, December 2, 2003, 1:04:34 AM, you wrote:
VPeO> Now, how do you charge your services? Do you do it on a
VPeO> time-slot basis (seems kind of awkard to me since much PHP code
VPeO> can be reused a l o t!) or do you do it on the basis of the size
VPeO> of projects and whether n
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