Well, first, shameless plug - I'm a hacker and I can work full time if you're a good match. I know the languages you listed.
But enough about me. Here's what you should do.
1. LinkedIn - Network for experienced programmers, post jobs.
2. StackOverflow/GitHub/Gun.io - Network for experience programmers, post jobs.
3. Definitely make a jobs page and advertise it. Also network with other startups in your area. Are you in the Valley? NYC? Definitely hit up other successful startups. I've been directed work from different founders before - they generally know other people in the business on a professional level, if not personal.
One thing I cannot stress enough - screen by portfolio! If a programmer has no portfolio, it's a good chance they are not qualified. A degree is not a portfolio. Being able to talk about coding is not a portfolio. A portfolio of past and completed coding projects shows practical ability - not just theoretical ability. This is very important.
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Well, first, shameless plug - I'm a hacker and I can work full time if you're a good match. I know the languages you listed.
But enough about me. Here's what you should do.
1. LinkedIn - Network for experienced programmers, post jobs. 2. StackOverflow/GitHub/Gun.io - Network for experience programmers, post jobs. 3. Definitely make a jobs page and advertise it. Also network with other startups in your area. Are you in the Valley? NYC? Definitely hit up other successful startups. I've been directed work from different founders before - they generally know other people in the business on a professional level, if not personal.
One thing I cannot stress enough - screen by portfolio! If a programmer has no portfolio, it's a good chance they are not qualified. A degree is not a portfolio. Being able to talk about coding is not a portfolio. A portfolio of past and completed coding projects shows practical ability - not just theoretical ability. This is very important.