The app is ready but there are a few small issues that do not work and several large changes that need to be made.
Tom brought up some good points. I myself, when I was still freelancing had many clients who came to me precisely because of previous developer nightmares, especially hired through elance/odesk networks.
However, there are also other cases. Relationship/communication is very important, and so is price. Both might trigger wanting to switch developers.
To answer your question, you should make sure to have a list of external/3rd party frameworks used, how well-commented the code is and obviously access to the full source code.
Any respectable company will assess the source code before suggesting a re-code or estimating the time/cost load.
Feel free to reach out if you need help with your specific code.
Answered 9 years ago
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