HBO's show West World only makes me want to avoid software updates even more.

!rant
Looking for some guidance. I am thinking of doing freelance work on the side, but am a little hesitant when I think about contracts, closing out the projects, and getting paid. I even see it with my company where clients keep asking for little things here and there and it adds up to a lot of extra work and refusal to pay until this out of scope work is done. Do you guys have any tools or other suggestions that can help protect me as the developer in a freelance project?
Also, a good PM tool would be helpful too. I'm used to Trello, but it tends to get cluttered real fast.

Converting code to swift 3.

First time I've seen build succeeded in 4 days.

Error on user log in screen. This ride isn't over yet.

Converting code to swift 3.

First time I've seen build succeeded in 4 days.

Error on user log in screen.

Wow. Fuck converting code over to swift 3. Nothing automatic about it.

!rant

devRant makes the commute a whole lot easier

Saw a job posting today for an EXPERT React Native Developer.

At least they didn't ask for years of experience Lol

//I find a couple beers after hours relaxes the mind enough to work through the problem. aka The Ballmer Peak.

while(stuck == true) {
if(time < endDay) {
console.log("Keep working");
} else if(time > endDay && beers < 2) {
beers ++;
} else if(time > endDay && beers >= 2) {
stuck = false;
}
}

Working from home.

Pro: Working in boxers and t-shirt
Con: No Free Coffee......

When your morning stand ups include non-tech personnel and you need to get back to the code

Myself 1 week into programming
"I can build a website!!"

Myself 2 years later and multiple web and mobile apps launched
"I know nothing"