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This is a rather unusual request from Utopia Temple, but it gives a rare opportunity to anonymous developers to join our team. If this sounds interesting to you, please keep reading.
We are interested in developing the next generation of our All-in-One formatter. Unfortunately, Aviad, who wrote the current version, is too busy with real-life, and asked to be replaced with his responsibilities to Utopia Temple.
While the current version is written in C++, we'd like the new one to be in PHP, so this is actually a call for experienced PHP programmers (2 years experience required in PHP, 5 years in general programming).
We are not simply interested in the first-time programming, but you will have to fully support your product.
This is only a short list of requirements, but if you meet all of them so far, feel free to contact me for more personal information. |
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| Ozz
Posts: 19 ( 10-Apr-2003 11:20 am) Report | I have a little question... Do you want it all to be only online? | Angelic Death
(Posted as Angelic Death X) Posts: 82 ( 10-Apr-2003 11:39 am) Report | Sounds great!
Damnit i wish i was a programmer now... oh well. | ghazban
Posts: 4 ( 10-Apr-2003 11:53 am) Report | Actually, doing an All-in-One formatter in PHP is A LOT easier than doing it in C++ thanks to PHP's very good regualar expression support. I have only done some programming for fun but even I think this would be quite an easy task for anybody that knows about regual expressions.
Quite a bit much to demand 2 years of PHP and 5 of general programming.
Maybe one year of hobbyist PHP-programming is more realistic and more probable to give you a die-hard utopia fan that won't quit the game, and thereby the formatter...
That's just my opinion though, you might have other things in mind than just the formatter, what do I know... | Ketam
Posts: 25 ( 10-Apr-2003 11:56 am) Report | hmmm
I might apply, in like 8 yrs time when I graduate and have some working experience... =) =)
hope someone good does it though, and I'm sure someone good will, with all the talent that must be hidden in the UT sumplace | AcidForest
(Posted as hico) Posts: 24 ( 10-Apr-2003 12:12 pm) Report | yeah I believe 2 years PHP experienced and 5 years in general programming is a bit too much. I'm a programmer myself and I know how regular expressions works pretty much inside out. you don't need 2 years experience to learn that.
and I agree with ghazban on the first point too, PHP is much easier than C++.
anyways, I think I'll apply to this. =) | |
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