I've seen a couple of job boards and some recruiters on LinkedIn regularly posting.
Any other strategies for getting contract work?
Only really interested in those contracts that are >= £350pd
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I've seen a couple of job boards and some recruiters on LinkedIn regularly posting.
Any other strategies for getting contract work?
Only really interested in those contracts that are >= £350pd
If you mean Backbone/Angular/framework of the day, that one is booming. Uploading your CV to one of the popular job boards will get you over 10 calls a day.
Caveat: these guys are almost all back-end developers, and mostly working for big companies.
Define front end. If you mean designing pixel perfect HTML pages, that market is shrinking quite rapidly. Expect a long time on the bench. If you mean Backbone/Angular/framework of the day, that one is booming. Uploading your CV to one of the popular job boards will get you over 10 calls a day.
Define front end. If you mean designing pixel perfect HTML pages, that market is shrinking quite rapidly. Expect a long time on the bench. If you mean Backbone/Angular/framework of the day, that one is booming. Uploading your CV to one of the popular job boards will get you over 10 calls a day.
Right, by front end I was referring to HTML5, CSS3, Modern JS Apps etc, not the pixel pushing kind of work.
1) Household internet giants; i.e Google, Amazon etc
2) Betting/online gaming industry
3) Old Street startups
4) Content delivery; either on device side (set top boxes, consoles etc) or on market side(game, movie, app downloads)
Attending related meetups and handing over a few business cards might do wonders.
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Right, by front end I was referring to HTML5, CSS3, Modern JS Apps etc, not the pixel pushing kind of work.
The demand for that type of work is coming from 4 main industries: 1) Household internet giants; i.e Google, Amazon etc 2) Betting/online gaming industry 3) Old Street startups 4) Content delivery; either on device side (set top boxes, consoles etc) or on market side(game, movie, app downloads) Attending related meetups and handing over a few business cards might do wonders.
disclaimer: I work for Caplin who develops HTML5 financial apps.
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The demand for that type of work is coming from 4 main industries: 1) Household internet giants; i.e Google, Amazon etc 2) Betting/online gaming industry 3) Old Street startups 4) Content delivery; either on device side (set top boxes, consoles etc) or on market side(game, movie, app downloads) Attending related meetups and handing over a few business cards might do wonders.
Also from financial sector I think. disclaimer: I work for Caplin who develops HTML5 financial apps.
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Also from financial sector I think. disclaimer: I work for Caplin who develops HTML5 financial apps.
I had the impression that financial sector was taking a while to catch up with the times. Is the work interesting?
The work is very interesting a you are building a huge single page app (not really comparable to most of the "standard" SPAs you encounter in terms of size and complexity) where everything is real-time.