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Small Job Offer Location: Internet Languages: mycode is what mybb uses, and Javascript i think for hubot. Things you like to do: I need two things with a possible third for my website. Two of the things I need are basically the same. I require a dice roller plugin using the Legend of the Five Rings Tabletop roleplaying game for my forums, which is mybb. I need another plugin for my chat, The chat plugin can be a simple hubot script or direct rocket chat plugin, I believe the hubot solution to be the easier one. those are the two things I 100% require. There is another thing that I would like for rocket chat but I believe its out of my price range right now. That is either a rest api or some additions to rocket chat that only allows people to join one room at a time, and disallows room preview for players but not admins. Availability: by the end of august Contact: PM or Support@five-rings-online.com
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Stupid college student trying to create a school news website Location: Anywhere Languages: CSS, html? Things you like to do: Small changes to an existing wordpress theme, custom edits to the css Availability: August Contact: PM or moseslim21@gmail.com
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Job Offer - remote contract work We've got a RESTful API written in Go that needs some refactoring, updates, and tests to move from a prototype to production. Looking for someone with some Go experience to give us a head start. Looking for at least 20hrs/wk, but more is better. Location: Remote Languages: Go (using Gin, though that can change). Postgres DB. Contact: PM
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Job Offer - Full Stack Developer DefenseStorm is a Cybersecurity Management Platform that helps financial institutions detect and act on threats. We vacuum up all of the logs from all of their devices, parse them into standard, searchable formats, and stick 'em in an Elasticsearch database. We allow our customers to write queries to search through their own data, we provide in-house cybersecurity experts to help them identify and deal with threats, and we also provide automated anomaly detection. (Signature-based detection is fine, but behavior-based detection is better.) We can manage their internal governance policies, and help them prove to auditors that they're searching for and acting on credible threats. DefenseStorm is a little over 2 years old; we're still a startup, and we green-field new products and features every day. Your ideas and contributions will be making a difference here. That being said, "young" doesn't mean "immature." We pride ourselves on building mature, stable, and well-tested software, and our customers love us. We've never lost a customer, and we aim to keep it that way. We pay competitive salary, have a laid-back, dog-friendly office, and value work-life balance. (I work 40 hours/week.) Security expertise is appreciated, but not expected. Location: Seattle, WA Languages: Primarily Java 8 server-side and Angular/Typescript frontend. Things You'll Do: A little bit of everything. We've got 8 full-time engineers, and everyone contributes to both front- and back-end, as well as deployment/automation code. Be prepared to own your features from conception to production. Contact: PM or andrew@defensestorm.com
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My company has instituted a death march for some really silly reasons and I'm looking to move on. I'm currently a full-time remote full-stack LAMP dev and I do DevOps, development, Linux sysadmin, front-end, design, and a lit bit of everything else. I have over a decade of experience in software development and my current job title is Senior Software Engineer. Location: Louisville, KY. Prefer remote. Languages: PHP, Javascript Frameworks: Laravel, CodeIgniter, Yii, etc Things you like to do: E-Commerce, marketing, enterprise stuff Availability: >20 hours a week. I'm willing to do contract or freelance stuff. Contact: PM me for resume
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I'm in the market for a freelance Drupal dev. Clients ask for Drupal sites frequently enough that I need to have someone in my back pocket who can either sub-contract on projects or to whom I can simply refer clients. Job Offer – Drupal dev Location: Internet or DC metro area Languages: Drupal 7/8 & PHP are a must, front-end languages a plus but not required (I can handle front-end on projects if needed) Availability: Immediate / ongoing Contact: PM or something.kedo@gmail.com Please include some examples sites, bonus if you can provide code examples.
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Sep 15, 2016 16:30
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Job Offer I work for a consulting shop focused on science and engineering applications. We mostly work with small-to-medium businesses in geoscience and geophysics. A strong background in science, engineering, or math would be highly preferred. Work is from home or from the client site depending on the project - figure 40-60% work from home. We can be pretty flexible with the arrangement depending on what the candidate is looking for - full-time salaried with benefits, short-term contract, or part-time. Location: Houston, TX Languages: Mostly C# and C++ (depending on project) Availability: Immediate Contact: PM
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Job Seeker: I just got laid off, no fault of my own, my manager is willing to give me a good reference. Education: AS in Computer Science Location: Northern Colorado, Boulder, Denver if the job is too good to pass up. Availability: Immediately, or as long as it takes to relocate if the job is far away. Contact: PM, eargesplittensa@yahoo.com
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Job Seeker: I have over 6 years experience primarily in .NET, but I've also worked in mobile (Android) as well as Java and PHP. Location: Minneapolis, MN. Languages: C#, VB, Java, PHP, and Javascript. Frameworks: Most things .NET, Spring, Android SDK, Laravel, and CodeIgniter. Availability: Immediate Contact: PM
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Oct 13, 2016 18:59
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Job Offer - Front-end Engineer (contract) Location: San Diego, remote Languages: JavaScript, HMTL, CSS Job posting: https://authenticjobs.com/jobs/28240/front-end-engineer I'm the lead engineer / manager at a startup creating a SaaS for Real Estate brokers and agents. We're a fully remote team, but looking for people in San Diego who are willing to meet once a week. You'll get to work alongside myself and two other developers building with React, Node, and whatever else you think makes sense for the job. Other than meeting once a week, communication is through Slack, management through Trello, and code review through GitHub. We have more dev work than we can handle at the moment and are looking for someone familiar with React who is available for the next 3 months. Will definitely be interested in extending contract after that if it's a good fit. PM me or just apply to the posting.
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Hey—I'd like to get some input from an iOS dev. Trying to build an app which is basically of the type where you would take a photo of yourself (front and side) and it would crop out your head and paste it into a variety of different backdrops. It doesn't need to be much more complicated than that, but it would need to have some pretty spiffy UI effects, panning/navigation, that sort of thing—basically look nice and professional. Could anyone PM me with what might be a good reasonable price range? I'm not asking for bids, just a ballpark idea. I've been trying to get some feedback on this for a while now and I need to pass an estimate back to someone upstream as quickly as I can. Thanks.
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Nov 26, 2016 01:01
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Job Offer Junior QA Dev Two positions open Junior QA Dev (California  )Juinor QA Dev (Sydney, Australia  )Full time Available now Languages: Ruby, Golang, Bash, Powershell Frameworks: Rails, Jenkins Full posting is HERE in the other jobs thread. This position is ideal for someone working in IT who sees the value in automation and has strong scripting skills, and wants to transition in to an engineering position down the road. The Australian position is actually pretty interesting, you will be developing QA procedures for a machine learning product that does realtime data analytics, and being rolled out to customers next year. Those are some cool buzzwords (read: translatable skills) you can put on your next resume. Australian position must be able to work in Australia without visa assistance, preferably already there. The California position is in the bay area (of course) and is a more traditional Agile-based QA position. You still get to daily play with bleeding edge stuff like Docker in a production environment. Almost nobody does this yet so it's a good way to build that skill set. Should have 1-2 years enterprise IT experience, or some interest in coding that you can point to. If you're smart and still in school/wish you were in school/just graduated, I'm open to talking about the position with you as well. Some of the best people have non-traditional backgrounds and I'm totally open to that if you've got what it takes. PM me for details/contact info. Right now the team (of 2) is 100% goons and I'd like to keep it that way as you're a nerdy bunch. For serious, PM me today, thanks! Hadlock fucked around with this message at 21:28 on Nov 30, 2016 |
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Nov 30, 2016 21:18
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JOB OFFER Experience: Sitecore CMS Expert (8.2 is the version we are working with, however if you are 7.2+ certified that will be fine) You can be abstracted from client completely if preferred. Employment: Contact/Freelance approx 50-80 hours in Jan/Feb. Compensation: Your hourly rate. Where: Wherever you are, full remote, spread out as needed. When: ASAP Contact: PM me or email bryce@eresources.com
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Might as well update this, what with the new (not legal yet) name and email Location: Philadelphia PA Languages: Javascript, C# Frameworks: React, Node, ASP.NET MVC/WebAPI Things you like to do: I love React and Node. Seriously I would rather not get back into .NET if I didn't have to. Actually, I don't even code all that much anymore at my current job. I do a lot of dev management (resource allocation, sprint planning, budgeting, project management) and would ideally like to continue doing a lot more of that. Availability: I'm passively looking for new work. My current gig is pretty good (I work remote for a Manhattan company but I actually would rather be in more at a place in Philly) Contact: allison e steranko, separated by dots at google mail
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Jan 10, 2017 20:55
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Location: California, US Languages: Python, Java, Javascript (Node.js, not web), C# Frameworks: Node.js, .NET, Android Availability: Few hours a day between classes & homework (currently attending college) Contact: PM or ask for email
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Jan 23, 2017 08:02
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA Strong Languages: C#, Java, JavaScript, HTML, SQL Familiar Languages: C++, Python, CSS Frameworks and Stuff: Unity3D, Spring, Bootstrap, Backbone, MariaDB Maths I Studied: Calculus, Linear Algebra, Discrete Math, Number Theory Degrees: BS in Computer Science, BFA in Fine Art, Mathematics Minor Availability: I'm looking for a new full time gig. When: I'd need to give notice, obviously. Contact: PM me or we can talk about some other contact method. Right now I work as a web developer. I touch most of the stack. I do both front end and back end programming as well as REST stuff. I don't deal with the overall deep architecture of the hardware or anything of that sort. My games experience is some game jam things and some stuff I've been working on off and on that I'm sure I'll release eventually. I also know some things about AI. Lately I've been reading about data science, web security, and more math. As for why I'm looking the primary reason is because I am tremendously, profoundly bored. There is just never enough for me to do at work. There have been multiple situations of being told "hey this would be nice to have but it's probably going to take you a while so like you know, when you get around to it" only for me to have it done the next day. One case in particular I had an idea of how to implement it immediately upon hearing the idea and was all "yeah that's actually pretty trivial." Had it done in a few hours. Weeks later it's waiting on a code review! I actually really like programming and wish I had more of it to do. Other than that it's mostly a pretty fine gig. There's also the standard stuff; I'm looking for a remote position especially because my commute is sometimes dreadful. I'm also underpaid according to basically everything I've read about developer salaries. I'd be willing to relocate, depending on the destination and the job offer. Python is my weakest language as I just started learning it pretty recently. I can't decide if Java or C# is my stronger one. My C++ is very rusty. I'd be happy to learn other languages, with the exception of PHP. I hate PHP and have a strong desire to never, ever touch it again. I'm not all that picky about what I work on. Web dev, app dev, desktop dev, game dev...whatever. I just like programming. I will not work for the financial or defense sectors. ToxicSlurpee fucked around with this message at 01:34 on Jan 26, 2017 |
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ToxicSlurpee posted:I will not work for the financial or defense sectors. Good man.
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Location: Moncton, NB, Canada Languages: C#, ActionScript 3, and PHP Frameworks: Unity3D (but 2D), Flash Builder/Adobe AIR, Slim PHP Availability: looking for full-time but would consider contract When: Haven't been paid for January, will probably never be paid for January, so pretty much immediately Contact: pm me and we'll go from there I've been doing mobile development at a senior level for the past 5 years. We've been developing product for a tough demographic and the company has unfortunately just run out of steam (and revenue). I've been involved in development at all levels, from design to planning, architecting, development, and submission. These have been low-liability non-CRUD apps for small children, so we haven't done stuff like unit testing and it's just been constant agilefall on six projects at once all the way. I've done a tiny bit of Java/Spring and would like to do more, cuz that poo poo's pretty neat. I would also love to get into automation and/or AI stuff. I've also done a project in Swift for tvOS. I wasn't happy with the way a Swift update killed large sections of code, but it was still pretty fun to work with. I'm hoping to find an office position in my area but could do remote work.
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Location: Riverton, UT (anywhere in the valley/south valley area is fine) Languages: C#, Java Frameworks: ASP.net(MVC, WebForms, API), WPF, WinForms, J2EE, jQuery Degrees: BS in Computer Science Availability: I perfer full time, but part time or contract works, remote is fine too. Contact: PM or vifs888 at gmail.com I've worked for maybe 5 years doing a few different things. I've worked in C#, java, python, but C# is my strongest by far. I would prefer something with little to no PHP. I've done some work as a SDET too, but I would really rather be just a normal developer.
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Job Offer Senior Software Engineer (back-end) Location: Remote, PST preferred (most of us are in southern California) Languages: JavaScript, Node.js, nginx, Lua, MySQL Job posting: https://native-axis.workable.com/jobs/424810 We have a newly launched product built on Sails.js using complex custom routing with nginx/Lua/OpenResty on AWS and we are looking for a senior level developer to help us out. We're a small (12 people), remote first team, mostly based in San Diego. PM me or just apply to the posting.
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JOB OFFER I have a really niche web database passion project that i'd like to get built by someone who really knows what they're doing (i.e. not me). Location: I'm in London UK, willing to work with anyone anywhere. Languages: Will require PHP MySQL and possibly other things that I do not understand! Payment: I have literally no idea how much this is supposed to cost, but as long as my wife doesn't find out i'm willing to liberate my savings account. Contact: frahasio at gmail dot com I'm on the end of emails pretty much 24/7 but if you're near me i'd be happy to chat on phone in evenings or meet in real life for discussions. The project: a bespoke and idiotproof content management (CRUD?) system with some odd batch features and complex data relationships for a searchable database of early music sources - manuscripts and prints from the 16th century. Google MOTET database or RISM or DIAMM or CMME for an idea of the subject matter. Must allow a few hand selected pals of mine (and me) to log in and populate the database one book at a time. I have some preliminary drafts of how the front end should look and how the data should be structured but what the hell do i know? Much more detail and discussion to be had. No massive pressing deadline, but obviously would like to get moving asap.
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frahasio posted:JOB OFFER emailed you out of curiosity! 
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Job Seeker Location: Seattle/Tacoma area. Willing/wishing to relocate within PNW. Degrees: Bachelor's Computer Science, Associate's in Aircraft Maintenance Languages: Javascript, PHP, Lua, C++, Python, C (listed hot to rusty) Stack: nginx, PHP, Node.js, Memcached, MySQL/SQLite, Haproxy. Availability: Terribly immediate. Contact: This name at anywhere, like gmail. Tinkerish game developer with focus on swarmy stateless AIs and secure netcode. Example at caliber.online. At this point I'd take some boring back-end webdude work though. Resume on request. Edit: Holy poo poo, I'm employed 
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Location: Houston, TX. Remote. Things you like to do: Full stack web development with anything, mobile with React Native Languages: Python, Go, Javascript (TypeScript or CoffeeScript) Availability: Full time, immediate Contact: PM or hello@chunkles.com . I'm a full stack developer with several years experience, looking for contract work or a remote full-time position. I prefer Python+flask+postgres+react, but can work with pretty much anything; I've also worked with Django, Go/gin, node/express, and have experience with RethinkDB & AWS.
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Location: Minneapolis, but I'd love to work remote and I'd at least consider relocation if the money and location were right Experience: Ten years of mostly full stack web development in ASP MVC or PHP. I've also done WinForms and WPF development for a couple years total. I have a CS bachelors in case that matters anymore. Languages (hot to cold): JavaScript, C#, SQL, Python, PHP which I don't particularly want to use again,. Some SASS, Perl, Java and C/C++ Frameworks: jQuery, ASP MVC, WPF, KnockoutJS, RequireJS, Backbone, Linq2SQL, WinForms, WCF and a little Django but that was years ago Things you like to do: I've been doing full stack web dev with an emphasis on the front-end for the last couple years and like it but I should note that I'm not much of a designer. I like working with Python, JavaScript and C#. I've done a few projects in the last couple years that involved some fun/interesting text analysis problems that I really enjoyed. Up for anything right now, TBH. Availability: Full time, soon as you want Contact: PM me or I have a yahoo email that's my user name
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Location: Philadelphia PA, but willing to relocate to any not middle of nowhere position. Things you like to do: Full stack web development, using Rails and JavaScript preferably, although I'm happy to pick up other technologies if needed. I'd ideally really like to work with big datasets and, especially problems such as data sanitation and aggregation, but I'm happy to do other stuff. Languages: Ruby on Rails, Javascript (AngularJS), some python scripting but not really any frameworks with it. SQL. Availability: Full time. Contact: PM or felipe.suero19 at gmail A note, I'm a coding bootcamp grad, that may or may not be a turn off for some people, so I thought I'd lead with it. PM me for github links/resume. TheCog fucked around with this message at 20:01 on Mar 15, 2017 |
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Job/Contract seeker Location: I want to work remotely unless there's a compelling reason to go to an office every day. I'm local to the PST time zone. Things I like to do: I like working with small, distributed teams to develop great digital products. Languages: I've shipped Ruby on Rails, Node.js, Angular (including Ionic), and React in the past. I'd enjoy working with Elixir or Android but I've never shipped any projects written in them and I'd have to ramp up. Availability: 40hrs/week I have three years of software industry experience, mostly in client/agency work, and have worked on teams ranging in size/efficiency from "looks like you're solo on this one" to "Fortune 100 Jungle of Red Tape". I also have a certification from the Project Management Institute and some experience as a project manager, if your project needs someone familiar with the dark side. You can PM me on these forums or email sa.taojones at gmail dot com to get in touch with me.
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How do I protect the project idea I have while seeking a developer? Is there something used specifically that stops potential hires from taking the idea you present?
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goodness posted:How do I protect the project idea I have while seeking a developer? Is there something used specifically that stops potential hires from taking the idea you present? You can make them sign NDAs and other intellectual property legal thingers, but unless your idea is unique, truly fully formed, and can be knocked out in a couple of weeks, nobody's going to steal it. Getting from idea to product people want to use is the bulk of the work and people like to get paid for that work. For example, 2048 is a clone of Threes. Threes was really easy to clone once it was released, it probably didn't take the dev long to do so, but it took them 2 years of iteration to get Threes to where it was when it launched. If a dev "stole" the idea as it was at the start the result wouldn't have been 2048, it'd have been something that didn't work right unless they put in all that product work too. Long story short: find a dev with a good rep and don't worry about it unless your idea is perfect and genius but trivial to implement. Edit: Oh and while it's a little jaded to say this, we've just about seen it all and know that most ideas fail. We're happy for the client to take on the risk (and the presumed reward) in exchange for doing a decent job for decent money. We've got our own perfect ideas to burn that cash on later. Jaded Burnout fucked around with this message at 08:49 on Jun 2, 2017 |
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Yeah, don't demand NDAs before pitching your idea. Every developer you talk to already knows that your idea is either "Facebook for X" or "Uber for X". If you have something that's actually interesting you'll be able to get a better developer for cheaper.
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goodness posted:How do I protect the project idea I have while seeking a developer? Is there something used specifically that stops potential hires from taking the idea you present? Nobody wants your idea. This comes up all the time with developers, and the answer is always that the hard part of a project is never the idea.
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Seeking junior developer positions in the GTA (Toronto, Canada) Location: Toronto, Canada. Looking for jobs in the GTA or full-remote positions. Guelph, Ontario would also work as I wouldn't mind moving there. Things you like to do: Full stack web development, mobile development - Android and cross-platform (Xamarin) Languages: Java, C#, JavaScript. I'm familiar with lots of web frameworks like Spring MVC, ASP.NET Web MVC, Entity Framework, a little bit of AngularJS. Also interested in native and cross-platform Android development. I'm pretty comfortable with SQL having worked with Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and MySQL. Availability: Full time. Currently working as a junior C# dev but it's mostly grinding out websites based on templates. I'm looking for a job with more learning opportunities for a new developer. Contact: ornithology.sa at gmail No CS degree, just took a 2 year post-graduate college course on software development. The focus was on practical programming skills. I might be lacking somewhat in more theoretical/math-related concepts but I can make up for that with my project experience. Email me for my resume and more info. Would love to hear what type of industries Canadian goons are involved with.
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goodness posted:How do I protect the project idea I have while seeking a developer? Is there something used specifically that stops potential hires from taking the idea you present? Thermopyle posted:Nobody wants your idea. This comes up all the time with developers, and the answer is always that the hard part of a project is never the idea. How is this not in the OP? It seems to come up ever three pages or so.
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Thermopyle posted:Nobody wants your idea. This comes up all the time with developers, and the answer is always that the hard part of a project is never the idea. I know its poo poo, I asked more for the knowledge. Copyright, trademark, ip, and all that is pretty interesting stuff. goodness fucked around with this message at 21:00 on Jun 6, 2017 |
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Trademark law covers the name of the project. Copyright law covers the software after it's written -- it doesn't sound like there is any yet. A patent may cover a novel process your software will perform, but in practice it's not worth it unless your idea itself is worth $3M because that's what it would cost you to litigate a patent infringement claim.
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goodness posted:I know its poo poo, I asked more for the knowledge. Copyright, trademark, ip, and all that is pretty interesting stuff. Asking developers to sign an NDA to see the back of a napkin will actively filter against getting a competent developer. Copyright is implicit, you don't have to do a thing, not even a Copyrigt 2017 Hubris, Inc. notice, unless maybe you're plastering novel code people would actually be interested in stealing all over the internet. Trademark is for protecting your brand, and doesn't matter until you have one. The only IP you need to worry about before you have a working product and customers is... well, none frankly, as long as you don't steal the tools or components used to build your product. IANAL but this is really basic stuff and this thread isn't the right place to ask about it.
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Also it comes down to, are you prepared to sue someone over it a year from now? If it's that valuable to you, and you can protect it otherwise, then yeah what's another form? This goes both ways: do I think I'm actually gonna get paid? If you want to put the money down for it, why not just work with you? I worked on a project where the client talked around about his idea, and a competitor actually hired a team larger than myself to make it in about two weeks. The client sent his competitor an angry email, accusing him of stealing the idea. His competitor literally replied with  , and lessons were learned.Protecting it is meaningless unless you can get something working out the door first, even in this brave new world.
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If you haven't seen The Social Network, I'd encourage you to because it does a good job showing that 1) Mark Zuckerberg is an rear end in a top hat and 2) ideas are cheap to the point of being worthless but implementations of ideas are valuable. Both are important to keep in mind.
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