so its almost christmas time, and usually around this time of year things tend to slow down a little as far as the freelance stuff i do goes, so iv decided to throw my name in the hat...
without going into too much detail ill just list a brief rundown of what i know. basically expect me to know what any coder working within the adult industry (on and off) for 7 years should know. xml, rss, ccbill, nats, mpa3, affiliate programs, youtube clones, custom cms stuff, vbulletin, etc etc etc. if theres anything in particular don't hesitate to ask.
php - 7 years - been bangin' out php since about 2000. the object orientated stuff is no problem, don't know why but everyone always asks.
mysql - 6 years - aside from the query stuff, iv been able to make mysql tick like a swiss watch on very high traffic sites in the past.
mssql - 4 years - the online gaming kids that i have played with love their mssql. clustering and all that kind of jazz is no problem.
*nix - 8 years - have used debian/slack/redhat/centos in the past. swear by debian and try to convince all my clients to switch to it as quickly as possible
and obviously a lot more. if you absolutely must, perl and asp are go as well. although in all honesty i would rather stay away from those two. especially asp.
all the work i code comes with 100% free lifetime support if anything should come up in the future, as long as it hasn't been modified by anyone else and is related to the coding i have done. yes, no bullshit, i can point you towards more then a few that will vouch this for me.
and last but not least, i don't encrypt my work. 99.99 percent of the time. only in very special circumstances will i encrypt the source and of course you will be told so before the project is started / any money exchanges hands.
message me @ 394-674-799 / riddlariddla at hot mail dot com if you have anything that needs to be done.
ciao,
tom3k.
without going into too much detail ill just list a brief rundown of what i know. basically expect me to know what any coder working within the adult industry (on and off) for 7 years should know. xml, rss, ccbill, nats, mpa3, affiliate programs, youtube clones, custom cms stuff, vbulletin, etc etc etc. if theres anything in particular don't hesitate to ask.
php - 7 years - been bangin' out php since about 2000. the object orientated stuff is no problem, don't know why but everyone always asks.
mysql - 6 years - aside from the query stuff, iv been able to make mysql tick like a swiss watch on very high traffic sites in the past.
mssql - 4 years - the online gaming kids that i have played with love their mssql. clustering and all that kind of jazz is no problem.
*nix - 8 years - have used debian/slack/redhat/centos in the past. swear by debian and try to convince all my clients to switch to it as quickly as possible
and obviously a lot more. if you absolutely must, perl and asp are go as well. although in all honesty i would rather stay away from those two. especially asp.
all the work i code comes with 100% free lifetime support if anything should come up in the future, as long as it hasn't been modified by anyone else and is related to the coding i have done. yes, no bullshit, i can point you towards more then a few that will vouch this for me.
and last but not least, i don't encrypt my work. 99.99 percent of the time. only in very special circumstances will i encrypt the source and of course you will be told so before the project is started / any money exchanges hands.
message me @ 394-674-799 / riddlariddla at hot mail dot com if you have anything that needs to be done.
ciao,
tom3k.
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