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Re: Ask HN: Where to find remote PHP jobs?

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I've had some success through https://gun.io/ . You can also score some projects on elance, but most of the time I would get good projects from networking. If you can build out MVPs, try going to different tech meetups and see if people are in need of some dev work.

I can't ever seem to get replies on gun.io. Not sure what they are looking for but it was frustrating experience

Re: Ask HN: Where to find remote PHP jobs?

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With those skillsets you'd make for a ninja-like WordPress developer. I could give you work all the time especially with low-level knowledge as well as being able to work with front end designers.

Couldn't find an email address in your profile. I left my portfolio website and at the bottom there is my email address.

http://appsonify.com

Re: Ask HN: Where to find remote PHP jobs?

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2006 But seriously, why are you limiting yourself to PHP and jQuery? JQuery especially - really odd considering you could easily work with any framework if you have the JS background...

Are other frameworks really that popular? I was assuming AngularJS was still a niche (outside of HN)?

Re: Ask HN: Where to find remote PHP jobs?

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This is definitely true. We're always on the lookout for Drupal devs, although we don't hire remote workers.

May I ask where you are located? Just curious. Edit: looking to move from my current city.

I currently live in Colorado and judging by the 3000 people that showed up the the Denver DrupalCon, you should be able to find work here.

Re: Ask HN: Where to find remote PHP jobs?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

May I ask where you are located? Just curious. Edit: looking to move from my current city.

I currently live in Colorado and judging by the 3000 people that showed up the the Denver DrupalCon, you should be able to find work here.

Hey, thanks for the info! Where I am in Michigan things are still looking a bit shaky, and I'm tired of waiting!
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