👨‍💻[SERVICE] tokens, alt-coins, explorers etc. full stack software development

coupable

hero member

Activity: 2338

Merit: 757

Quote from: ActivatedWalnut on June 19, 2020, 07:34:40 AM

Hi, thank you for the kind words !
I have a portfolio of course, several clients have asked for it and i send it by request.

I'm looking to join a project, but I want a stable income and there isn't much projects that can guarantee that. This also applies to starting my own crypto project.

Sorry mate, but why you don't just share your profile publicly? This would increase your chance to get an offer. I mean why should anybody ask for it in private? This doesn't look transparent enough.
As i have mentioned above, all the project under developement are in the "Project Developement" board. Otherwise, if you don't show a professional portofolio, you have few to none chance to be hired from a good project. Unless you are ready to join one of the shitty project. The altcoin board is full of them, check them in the "Bounties" board .

ActivatedWalnut

newbie

Activity: 21

Merit: 1

Quote from: coupable on June 16, 2020, 06:43:20 PM

Hi ActivatedWalnut
All what you wrote in op is great fantastic. But, it's just words. If you were a reputed member here, i guess many people will be interested making professional deals with you. But you are still a newbie who just talk about his experiences. People here won't trust you only based on your words and promises. You should build trust before.
I suggest you to tell us about your previous works and as you are also web dev, i guess you can simply create a website and fill it with your portofolio. Of course you have to confirm every mention in your portofolio.
From another side, if you are that skilled, then why you don't start your own project? Or at least look for a project to join? Check the Project Developement board, you may find some suitable offers for you. Good luck

Hi, thank you for the kind words !
I have a portfolio of course, several clients have asked for it and i send it by request.

I'm looking to join a project, but I want a stable income and there isn't much projects that can guarantee that. This also applies to starting my own crypto project.

coupable

hero member

Activity: 2338

Merit: 757

Hi ActivatedWalnut
All what you wrote in op is great fantastic. But, it's just words. If you were a reputed member here, i guess many people will be interested making professional deals with you. But you are still a newbie who just talk about his experiences. People here won't trust you only based on your words and promises. You should build trust before.
I suggest you to tell us about your previous works and as you are also web dev, i guess you can simply create a website and fill it with your portofolio. Of course you have to confirm every mention in your portofolio.
From another side, if you are that skilled, then why you don't start your own project? Or at least look for a project to join? Check the Project Developement board, you may find some suitable offers for you. Good luck

ActivatedWalnut

newbie

Activity: 21

Merit: 1

Hello! I'm a developer based in Europe.

I can create nearly any type of software applications or projects.
Smart contracts, websites, mobile apps, crypto apps, wallets, APIs, PWAs...
are things that come to mind that i already had experience width.

You don't need any software development experience or know "the lingo" to work with me.
I have experience working with clients that barely know how to use their computer, so don't worry about me burying you with jargon.

I'm looking for full-time work as well as contract-based one of projects.

Some of the technologies i use:
Languages:
JavaScript
Typescript
Solidity
Python
C
Swift

Frameworks:
React
React-Native
Deno
NodeJS

Databases:
SQL and noSQL

I accept several forms of payments, crypto, wire. I can generate invoices if needed.
Whenever you want to build a simple website, a explorer or a whole complicated app. I am your guy.

Contact
PM
Telegram
Email [email protected]

Topic: 👨‍💻[SERVICE] tokens, alt-coins, explorers etc. full stack software development (Read 575 times)