I think there is a niche market, yes. Just like there is a market for a paid twitter (app.net), there could be a market for paid for stackoverflow (just not something like experts-exchange).
I would call this "CTO for rent" or "tech lead by the hour"
note that there are many consulting companies that do exactly this, the thing is that they charge 100-200$ an hour.
I'm sure that in elance you can find someone willing to help for a nice reasonable fee.
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I think there is a niche market, yes. Just like there is a market for a paid twitter (app.net), there could be a market for paid for stackoverflow (just not something like experts-exchange).
I would call this "CTO for rent" or "tech lead by the hour"
note that there are many consulting companies that do exactly this, the thing is that they charge 100-200$ an hour.
I'm sure that in elance you can find someone willing to help for a nice reasonable fee.
Yea. Thanks for the consultant insight. It is weird how elance developers are getting paid much less by per hour than consultants.
I would assume they are both thinking of not just a few hours gig but a project where they can bill 20+ hours.
Do you account for the differences between living/business costs where most elance developers live vs. where most consulting companies operate?