Advanced Java Developer | 2 Years Of Experience | Quality Speaks

[Kosem]

Offering My Development Services

Experience
I'm an advanced Java Developer, with 2 years of experience,
I do know how to integrate with SQL Databases, Sponge / Spigot / Bukkit / Craftbukkit API.
I mostly develop Custom Private Plugins, Mini-Games, Plugins based on unique idea or a new sort off a server.

Portfolio
I've worked in many networks, and servers,
mostly as a full time server developer.

Most of my work was private custom plugins,
which unfortunately I'm not allowed to publish.

Spigot Public Resources

Git Public Source Codes

Prices
Starting at $5 USD for Small Plugins
Starting at $15 USD for Medium Plugins
Starting at $35 USD for Big/Huge Plugins.

* Price will be offered according to your requests.

* Price can be changed according to your requirements,
such as "Will I be able to publish the plugin or resell it" etc.​

* Discounts may be given if really needed.

Payments
Payments will be done only using
Selfy & Paypal!

Step 1
You will pay half of the agreed price using PayPal.

Step 2
You will buy the plugin in the other half of the agreed price using Selfy.

Related Contact Options:​

1) Skype: xSprester
Add me with the next message: "Business Inquiries"

2) Discord: Kosem#4180
Add me with the next message: "Business Inquiries"

3) Spigot: Click Here
PM me with the next message: "Business Inquiries"​

Feel free to PM me for questions,
further information or business inquiries etc.​

 

[Kosem]

If you've worked for so many servers, provide their names, "I've worked in many networks, and servers,
mostly as a full-time server developer."

KombinaMC Network, Deamon Network, Apartium Development, WychenPvP Server.

These were the biggest I guess.
You are more than welcome, to search a bit about those networks, such as KombinaMC.

 

[KingWampy]

Just because they were private plugins doesn't mean you can't mention them on a portfolio as a reference..

 

[Kosem]

Just because they were private plugins doesn't mean you can't mention them on a portfolio as a reference..

You are half right, they paid for it, it was agreed not to publish it,
however, you may be able to find some of them in my Git Projects.

 

[KingWampy]

You are half right, they paid for it, it was agreed not to publish it,
however, you may be able to find some of them in my Git Projects.

I don't think you understand what publish means. Publishing those plugins would be putting source code out somewhere or giving/selling the plugin to people for free or a price. A portfolio doesn't have to have that for projects. Look at some large portfolios. You'll find they mention the work and what the work does. They don't put it up there for you. Simple as that.