Hiring Programmer for Android apps.
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How does one hire an app programmer for an app that relies on ones location and the world map? Would it cost a lot? I am not interested in making money with the app. I just want to create an interesting interface.
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Try Freelancer[^] - but be aware: you get what you pay for. Pay peanuts, get monkeys.
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony "Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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How does one hire an app programmer for an app that relies on ones location and the world map? Would it cost a lot? I am not interested in making money with the app. I just want to create an interesting interface.
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How does one hire an app programmer for an app that relies on ones location and the world map? Would it cost a lot? I am not interested in making money with the app. I just want to create an interesting interface.
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How does one hire an app programmer for an app that relies on ones location and the world map? Would it cost a lot? I am not interested in making money with the app. I just want to create an interesting interface.
you should hire a freelancer through linked in or freelance websites , but i will suggest you to go through to small scale it companies . it will more affordable and relevent to you .Recently i created my Fantasty application through a
in affordable rates
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How does one hire an app programmer for an app that relies on ones location and the world map? Would it cost a lot? I am not interested in making money with the app. I just want to create an interesting interface.
you should hire a freelancer through linked in or freelance websites , but i will suggest you to go through to small scale it companies . it will more affordable and relevent to you .Recently i created my Fantasty application through a
in affordable rates
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Where does one even look for a good legit honest programmer? I don't know how to search.
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How does one hire an app programmer for an app that relies on ones location and the world map? Would it cost a lot? I am not interested in making money with the app. I just want to create an interesting interface.
You should hire a developer for your https://theappsolutions.com/blog/development/develop-app-with-geolocation/map-based app just like for any other application.
It can be one of the above:- Hiring an in-house team
The first option is to hire an app developer internally. However, you may need more than one developer depending on the project requirements. A typical app development team includes around 5-7 professionals (typical Agile team) like the QA Engineer, Project Manager, iOS and/or Android mobile app developers, etc.
This option is quite expensive and time-consuming (it may include additional costs). On the other hand, you'll have complete control over the development process
- Hiring a local boutique team
This is another less time-consuming option that can also save you some budget dollars. Still, it's not cheap, as the average rate to hire an app developer in the US ranges from $75-$200 per hour.
- Hiring an app developer on a freelance website
Freelance sites are another alternative job market. Sites like Upwork, Fiverr, etc. allow access to a vast talent pool and domain expertise for a fraction of the price. However, this is also the riskiest option, as you can never be sure of the result. Not to mention communication issues, monitoring, and management headaches. As well, all the management and the entire monitoring process lies on the client’s shoulders.
- Dedicated mobile app development agencies
Finally, you can contact dedicated development teams that offer full-fledged services from app project concept finalization to further support & maintenance. Also, if you look outside your door, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the price-quality ratio. Such outsourcing destinations as Western Europe offer high-quality services at affordable rates.
Now, about the development costs. Based on the app type, geolocation technologies, and overall complexity, a map-based application can cost you around $20,000 for a simple app to $150,000 for a complex app. However, it's always better to request a free quote from the chosen company/developer.
- Hiring an in-house team
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Try Freelancer[^] - but be aware: you get what you pay for. Pay peanuts, get monkeys.
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony "Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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