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Austin H.

@TheReason

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It\'s not about the money - It\'s about solving problems and making your plan successful.

$85 USD / Hour

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Joined on April 5, 2011

$85 USD / Hour

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5+ years of experience working as a senior web developer and freelancing. I am always familiar with all projects I bid on and guarantee complete satisfaction.

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100%

On budget

100%

Accept rate

100%

Repeat hire rate

44%

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This project was a multithreaded application to generate likes on Facebook pages using Facebook PVA accounts and proxies. Each proxy was first verified and then saved as a "used proxy" so that it would not be used again within too short of a span resulting in a banned proxy. After verifying the proxy response, the program needed to log in, handle authentication, find the page to be liked and the like URL, like the page, and then log out. The user can specify the total number of likes desired and also the total time frame for the likes to be delivered in. A countdown of when the next like and when all likes will be delivered is shown at the bottom. The main window could be tabbed to provide the user with multiple different projects at once (i.e. for different clients). Each project is on its own thread and so will run efficiently and effectively.

Facebook Like Bot

129231
I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

129233
This game was created as a remake of the popular arcade game, Peggle. It features random level generation and difficulty scaling as the levels increase. The main menu of the game also has a high score table and an option to play over a LAN network against friends.

Metal Peggle Game

This game was created as a remake of the popular arcade game, Peggle. It features random level generation and difficulty scaling as the levels increase. The main menu of the game also has a high score table and an option to play over a LAN network against friends.

Metal Peggle Game

129229
This was an applet that I developed for an international car sale site. It used a complex system of formulas to determine the amount of tax that a certain customer would need to pay. Because it was developed as an applet, this calculator was place on their website so that both they and their customers could use it.

Tax Calculator Applet

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This is a text representation of something that was integrated into a larger internet application, and was the backend part of an application that would log into 30 different daily deals sites (Groupon, Living Social, etc), handle the cookies received, navigate to every deal that was purchased by this particular user, and return all relavent information (deal name, expiration date, redemption code, etc). Some of the daily deals sites required a letter recognition solution in reading PDF files in order to obtain this information. I was rehired for an extention of this job two times because my employer(a fellow developer) liked my work so much.

Backend for daily deals aggregate site

129228
This project was a multithreaded application to generate likes on Facebook pages using Facebook PVA accounts and proxies. Each proxy was first verified and then saved as a "used proxy" so that it would not be used again within too short of a span resulting in a banned proxy. After verifying the proxy response, the program needed to log in, handle authentication, find the page to be liked and the like URL, like the page, and then log out. The user can specify the total number of likes desired and also the total time frame for the likes to be delivered in. A countdown of when the next like and when all likes will be delivered is shown at the bottom. The main window could be tabbed to provide the user with multiple different projects at once (i.e. for different clients). Each project is on its own thread and so will run efficiently and effectively.

Facebook Like Bot

129231
I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

I've created many desktop video games and have recently started to break into the iOS sphere. This particular game was created in OpenGL and worked as a puzzle RPG. The player would move through maze levels fighting monsters and pick up treasure/weapons to help them along the way.

Maze puzzle video game

129233
This game was created as a remake of the popular arcade game, Peggle. It features random level generation and difficulty scaling as the levels increase. The main menu of the game also has a high score table and an option to play over a LAN network against friends.

Metal Peggle Game

This game was created as a remake of the popular arcade game, Peggle. It features random level generation and difficulty scaling as the levels increase. The main menu of the game also has a high score table and an option to play over a LAN network against friends.

Metal Peggle Game

129229
This was an applet that I developed for an international car sale site. It used a complex system of formulas to determine the amount of tax that a certain customer would need to pay. Because it was developed as an applet, this calculator was place on their website so that both they and their customers could use it.

Tax Calculator Applet

129224
This is a text representation of something that was integrated into a larger internet application, and was the backend part of an application that would log into 30 different daily deals sites (Groupon, Living Social, etc), handle the cookies received, navigate to every deal that was purchased by this particular user, and return all relavent information (deal name, expiration date, redemption code, etc). Some of the daily deals sites required a letter recognition solution in reading PDF files in order to obtain this information. I was rehired for an extention of this job two times because my employer(a fellow developer) liked my work so much.

Backend for daily deals aggregate site

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Bobby M.

5.0

$25 USD

13 years ago

Customer Project 3 for TheReason

Another great project!

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Bobby M.

5.0

$25 USD

13 years ago

Custom Project 2 for TheReason

Excellent!

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Bobby M.

5.0

$45 USD

13 years ago

Custom Project for TheReason

Another excellent project -- I look forward to more together!

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Bobby M.

5.0

$77 USD

13 years ago

Changes to Existing Web Page

Excellent developer. Writing the next project for him to work on now!

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Mike M.

5.0

$25 USD

13 years ago

Simple HTML File Upload Assistance

Great Freelancer! Plan to use on my next project!

PHP
Website Design
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