Whi World Team: Web Developer

[whitevo]

My project name is Whi World.
Current Whi World value: 65 €
I'm offering someone a chance to be part of Whi World team as Web Developer or just help with high priority tasks for small fee (see list in bottom of post 1.)

Mainly as web developer you will be coding and adjusting website interactions with client and database.
You don't have to do the artwork, but you gotta handle the "positioning" of artwork.
I want to make the website pretty much from scratch, so after you seen and heard my ideas, the choice of code/tools is yours to make.

To improve your website ideas (if you got any addition ones), you will have support from professional graphic artist to make your idea look EPIC!

Benefits of being part of Whi World team:
Profit is shared equally between assigned tasks.
Your decision, votes, suggestions have higher priority.
(keep in my mind, this is long term project and release is scheduled to next year, before that, no earnings planned)
However when we start getting profit you will be first paid of all the work you have done + the bonus. So if you are looking for long term investment this is it. One day this server just might be enough to replace your real work.

To apply, just send me a PM or post here.
If you are not that good web developing, but eager to learn then don't hold back and contact me.
You can take your time and learn the process step by step. I have time to wait for you to learn and improve.

If you are experienced web developer, then get ready to make best OT website.
If you are some kind of god of web developing and can fulfill all my ideas, then this is going to be one of the world best interactive websites for a game and your skills wont go unnoticed.

To get into team you have to make 1 task.
To stay in the team you have to be active, reporting your weekly doings or not doings.
(ignoring entire team for weeks is meaningless, unless there was some reasonable problem, why you couldn't contact us)

For people who were just here to help out Whi World with small fee:
Choose a task and give me an offer what does not exceed the Whi World current value.

Tasks:
1. making a working registration and main layout for website. (most of the links don't have to work. I got documentation for this website, to make it easier)

 

[Codex NG]

In the time it took you to write this you could have learned how to make a basic registration form in html

Javascript is a bit like lua (not exactly like), so including it in a web page for form validation is pretty simple stuff.

PHP is also relatively simple and is also a lot like lua (not exactly like), for instance a table in lua is called an array in php or javascript and they can be referenced relatively the same way, a metatable in lua is called a class in php, a metamethod in lua is called a method in php.

60 euro is not a lot of start up cash to devote to a project, since you don't have the finances to pay someone you might need to devote some of your time to learning how to build the things you require yourself.

There are a number of websites out there which will provide you with the tools you need to learn how to do this all yourself.

Custom anything always cost more regardless of how simple you think it might be as there is more time devoted to getting it to work or to look exactly how you want it to (tweaks).

I highly recommend you learn these required languages yourself this way you can check the work people provide you with for malicious code, when you do have a reasonable amount of money to hire someone.

Unfortunately I don't foresee any respectable client / server side developer working on anything for less then $20 an hour or minimum $100 per gig.

Well good luck!

 

[whitevo]

In the time it took you to write this you could have learned how to make a basic registration form in html

Javascript is a bit like lua (not exactly like), so including it in a web page for form validation is pretty simple stuff.

PHP is also relatively simple and is also a lot like lua (not exactly like), for instance a table in lua is called an array in php or javascript and they can be referenced relatively the same way, a metatable in lua is called a class in php, a metamethod in lua is called a method in php.

60 euro is not a lot of start up cash to devote to a project, since you don't have the finances to pay someone you might need to devote some of your time to learning how to build the things you require yourself.

There are a number of websites out there which will provide you with the tools you need to learn how to do this all yourself.

Custom anything always cost more regardless of how simple you think it might be as there is more time devoted to getting it to work or to look exactly how you want it to (tweaks).

I highly recommend you learn these required languages yourself this way you can check the work people provide you with for malicious code, when you do have a reasonable amount of money to hire someone.

Unfortunately I don't foresee any respectable client / server side developer working on anything for less then $20 an hour or minimum $100 per gig.

Well good luck!

I highly doubt I could learn php in matter of hours.
I was messing around with znote about 3 days (around 6 hours a day) only thing I was able to do was make the existing registration work like it is now. All other modifications were simply part of deleting codes.

I will learn php when I really need website. Right now It would be good to have, but not a must
My time is very limited.currently I'm not willing to learn php for a week to understand how to make my task one. And then waste another week to improve it.

 

[Codex NG]

Lucky for you php is a loosely typed language meaning you don't need to define a type when you declare it.
I can help you get started if like.

Just like lua, php has variables but it also has arrays (which are called tables in lua), all variables or arrays start with a $

-- lua
local newVar
local newTable = {}
-- php
$newVar;
$newArray = array();

Comments are also different

-- lua
-- single line comment
--[[ multi-line comment ]]
-- php
// single line comment
/*  multi-line comment */

Functions are created basically the same way as they are in lua except for 2 things, php doesn't use an end keyword and it uses a squiggly brackets {} to encapsulate its code.

-- lua
function myfunction()
  -- code here
end
-- php
function myfunction(){
// code here
}

Just like lua has loops, so does php

-- lua
for i = 1, 10 do
   print(i)
end
-- php
for($i = 0; $i <= 10; $i++){
   echo $i."\n";
}

Php can also loop through an array just like lua can loop through a table

-- lua
for k, v in pairs(x) do
   print(k, v)
end
-- php
foreach($x as $k => $v){
  echo $k.' '.$v;
}

Echo works like print in lua, of course there are many other ways to print
things to the page but in the beginning you will be using echo primarily.

You can also use print_r() but that is only for testing and should never be used
on a live site.

The concat operator which exist in lua also exists in php

-- lua
print('the value of x is '..x)
-- php
echo "the value of x is ".$x;

1 final note all statements in php end with a semi-colon ( ; )

PHP is extremely more powerful then lua, as you can manipulate data in many more ways.

I recommend starting your learn on w3schools.com its definitely for the very beginner

 

[whitevo]

Lucky for you php is a loosely typed language meaning you don't need to define a type when you declare it.
I can help you get started if like.

Just like lua, php has variables but it also has arrays (which are called tables in lua), all variables or arrays start with a $

-- lua
local newVar
local newTable = {}
-- php
$newVar;
$newArray = array();

Comments are also different

-- lua
-- single line comment
--[[ multi-line comment ]]
-- php
// single line comment
/*  multi-line comment */

Functions are created basically the same way as they are in lua except for 2 things, php doesn't use an end keyword and it uses a squiggly brackets {} to encapsulate its code.

-- lua
function myfunction()
  -- code here
end
-- php
function myfunction(){
// code here
}

Just like lua has loops, so does php

-- lua
for i = 1, 10 do
   print(i)
end
-- php
for($i = 0; $i <= 10; $i++){
   echo $i."\n";
}

Php can also loop through an array just like lua can loop through a table

-- lua
for k, v in pairs(x) do
   print(k, v)
end
-- php
foreach($x as $k => $v){
  echo $k.' '.$v;
}

Echo works like print in lua, of course there are many other ways to print
things to the page but in the beginning you will be using echo primarily.

You can also use print_r() but that is only for testing and should never be used
on a live site.

The concat operator which exist in lua also exists in php

-- lua
print('the value of x is '..x)
-- php
echo "the value of x is ".$x;

1 final note all statements in php end with a semi-colon ( ; )

PHP is extremely more powerful then lua, as you can manipulate data in many more ways.

I recommend starting your learn on w3schools.com its definitely for the very beginner

Ty, I have noted up your post. When I get to the point where I need to start doing website, I will start from this.

Meanwhile It will stay as it is right now unless someone else takes it upon themselves to improve.