Interested in VLMC developer for hire - donations - sponsor
Posted: 22 Oct 2011 06:47
Hello everyone:
I know this subject comes up from time to time, but I have to ask because I have been charged with such task:
I am putting together a business plan for an online start up that is modeled around the concept of sports training. As part of the service we need to have a video editing application we can customize by limiting some of its features as well as adding a few extra ones that it currently does not have. (Example: Limiting export times, timeline length, only a handful of effects, etc) After testing VLMC we think we have found the perfect solution.
We are extremely interested in talking or communicating with any developer with VLMC experience who may want to work in this project as a contractor. In our case I think a direct code sponsorship would not necessarily work because most of the work we need is actually taking off features and the news ones are two specific to be of much use to anyone, so the resulting code would be useless in moving the project forward.
A donation can be included as part of the contract, thus benefiting both the developer hired and the community.
We are 100% serious on this subject, but we do have a bit of a rush because the chance to get funding is come about faster than expected.
Any interest, tips, ideas, feedback will be most welcome.
Thank you.
I know this subject comes up from time to time, but I have to ask because I have been charged with such task:
I am putting together a business plan for an online start up that is modeled around the concept of sports training. As part of the service we need to have a video editing application we can customize by limiting some of its features as well as adding a few extra ones that it currently does not have. (Example: Limiting export times, timeline length, only a handful of effects, etc) After testing VLMC we think we have found the perfect solution.
We are extremely interested in talking or communicating with any developer with VLMC experience who may want to work in this project as a contractor. In our case I think a direct code sponsorship would not necessarily work because most of the work we need is actually taking off features and the news ones are two specific to be of much use to anyone, so the resulting code would be useless in moving the project forward.
A donation can be included as part of the contract, thus benefiting both the developer hired and the community.
We are 100% serious on this subject, but we do have a bit of a rush because the chance to get funding is come about faster than expected.
Any interest, tips, ideas, feedback will be most welcome.
Thank you.