Great idea. I see this as a benefit for developers who do not have access to their own pc. Or to clients and/or qa who need to do a quick check.
Otherwise, developers can do everything that Browserling does and more with a combination of Virtual Machines, Multiple IEs, and Internet Explorer Collection, etc. Having developer tools is the key.
There is no way that my boss will tell the guys in India to stop using Dreamweaver. First those developers would be clueless without it. Second, for some reason my boss seems to favor using dreamweaver.
There is no way that my boss will tell the guys in India to stop using Dreamweaver. First those developers would be clueless without it. Second, for some reason my boss seems to favor using dreamweaver.
Sr. Front End Developer
- Skills: HTML5, Atomic Web Design, JS, CSS, BEM, Node.js, Gulp, Postcss, Siteleaf.
- Interests: Currently interested in developing the Front End Code for clients.
- Rate: $65/hr.
- Availability: 10-15 hours per week.
- Willing to learn: We, as developers can't all know every framework :). But I'm always excited to pick up a new skill-set.
- Past Clients: I've worked for small clients, like Taylor-Studio, and also larger Fortune 500 Clients like Sherwin-Williams.
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- Portfolio: http://ryan.inventive.io
- Latest Work: http://www.taylor-studio.com/
- Resume: http://ryanlazuka.com
- email: lazukars (at) gmail.com