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by dotnick 10y ago
SEEKING WORK I'm a full stack Android app developer building beautiful and functional Android apps for companies around the world. I specialize in context/location aware apps. Website: http://nicknicolaou.me Github:
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by dotnick 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Fullstack Android app developer. Location: Cyprus (GMT+2) Currently looking for remote work. I've designed, developed and published all kinds of Android apps (both personal and for clients) but I have a special interest in
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by dotnick 11y ago
Any way I can get in touch?
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by dotnick 11y ago
They told me so :)
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by dotnick 11y ago
Good point; I'll have a look at the analytics data and see but I have already been contacted by users in the past asking questions and suggesting features I already have because they got mixed up by the other apps they were testing.
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by dotnick 11y ago
The app is fully functional without a purchase.
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by dotnick 11y ago
Thanks, I'll have a look at usertesting.com
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Ask HN: Any way to find why users uninstall my app?
24 points by dotnick 11y ago|26 comments
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by dotnick 11y ago
As the developer of a mobile todo app, I would love to know why. Was there something missing?
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by dotnick 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full stack freelance Android developer. I've built numerous apps - both personal and for clients - many of which using fun APIs like geolocation/geofencing, beacons, mapping and more. Portfolio: http:/&
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I have an app idea. Now what?(nicknicolaou.me)
1 points by dotnick 11y ago|0 comments
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by dotnick 11y ago
I've been looking for a good time to ask my users for a review. I used to have one of those annoying popups but decided to move it to a point where the user had a positive interaction with the app. For a couple of months now I've
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by dotnick 11y ago
I added a 'Feedback' navigation menu entry in one of my Android apps that simply launches the the email client and I did see an increase in feedback from users. If I think that the suggestion fits it with my vision of the app I ad
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by dotnick 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Full stack freelance Android app developer. Have been creating Android apps for the past 4 years, 6 months as a freelancer. Portfolio/Website: http://nicknicolaou.me
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by dotnick 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Full stack freelance Android app developer. Have been creating Android apps for the past 4 years, 6 months as a freelancer. Portfolio/Website: http://nicknicolaou.me
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by dotnick 12y ago
The easiest thing would probably be to use a relative's or a friend's bank account that is living/studying in a supported country. You would have to create and transfer your apps to a new Google Play developer account with t
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by dotnick 12y ago
You can indeed study the course material by yourself; I did that myself and got the (CCNA) certification. If you intent to go through it for the sake of learning the just get a book, Packet Tracer or any other emulator and have fun. If you
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by dotnick 12y ago
What does your app do exactly? I didn't get that from the website.
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by dotnick 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Full stack Android app developer, recently transitioned into freelancing full-time. I have experience with the Android Location APIs. Portfolio/Website: http://nicknicolaou.me
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by dotnick 12y ago
Interesting. All the replies I got so far (both on HN and /r/freelance) seem to be negative. Do you have an idea what makes a difference in your case? Is it your niche? Maybe, as you said, the fact that you establish yourself as a
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Ask HN: Freelancers of HN, do you get clients/leads from your websites?
7 points by dotnick 12y ago|13 comments
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by dotnick 12y ago
> ... CyanogenMod is free; it is mostly a build of the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) release with a bunch of added goodies. Google's proprietary user-space apps and utilities are available, but they must be downloaded and inst
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by dotnick 12y ago
I have to ask; why oDesk? (or Elance or freelancer.com?) I moonlight on Elance but I'm trying to build a solid portfolio to get away, and I think most decent remote workers do the same, mostly because projects posted on these websites
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by dotnick 12y ago
Estimation techniques are one thing; how much OTHER people would charge is another. How much would make you happy to do the above tasks?
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by dotnick 12y ago
Objective-C. A lot of people suggested I get straight into Swift but some of my clients need help with their existing apps so I chose to start with Obj-C.
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by dotnick 12y ago
The leads mailing lists look very interesting. I'm thinking of subscribing. Is there anything like this for Android?
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by dotnick 12y ago
Good read, thanks for the link.
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by dotnick 12y ago
There was a relevant Ask HN thread [0] but it didn't get much traction so I'll ask here: What would you recommend to someone just starting out in iOS, starting with Obj-c or diving straight into Swift? [0] https://news.
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by dotnick 12y ago
> Overall, the idea of this design is not immediately intuitive and the association of sharing with this symbol is purely because users have learned what it means over time. I honestly believe that this is the case for all the icons. A
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by dotnick 12y ago
I remember reading somewhere that lint might give false positives if you refer to resources in your Java code instead of the xml. From the README: If you have references to elements in an old layout that you're not using anymore, you

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