php programmer 2 bum
 

well can someone please pay me 5 bucks an hour and i'll do all the php programming you need, i good at html and javascript too.

hit me up on 144912305 or [email protected]

plz keep me off the streets... ;-)

Take your downtime and learn another language. Something useful like Perl.

Come work for Adult.com, we could use an entry level programming dude.

Hey I know php, Hook me up!

Heh, no shit. I'd go to work for adult.com in a heartbeat. I'm just itching to get the hell out of Kansas.

Perl.?????
for the love of GOD man your working backwards...

Learn C# and do yourself a favor

Kansas??! Good god man..... take emergency measures!

I think you're a bit backwards. PHP is a nice, semi-powerful newbie language. Perl is infinitely more powerful and more suited to more difficult tasks. And I have had about 3 years experience with C++. It is the ultimate. Perl is my favorite though. It's the right balance of power and simplicity.

Hahaha, at least MY wine club will ship here :winkwink:

bastard!!! :winkwink:

I feel your pain though bro.... I was left without choice and forced to live in Junction City, KS for a year and a half during my military adventure..... thankfully though, I got to do the Desert Storm Tour which chopped some time off my Kansas experience.... :winkwink:

how can i contact you

try lensman at adult.com

I know PHP too, and mySQL, though a little rusty.

Email me with what you can offer, I'll be able to move if needed in a few months. :)

Contact icq 129060301, email matt @ nysus.com

Cheers,
Matt

i'm done with microsoft for now... i prefer unix systems and greatly support open source.

i did my MCSD and i still prefer linux as an solution.

and btw how many hosts do support the .net strategy

"I think you're a bit backwards. PHP is a nice, semi-powerful newbie language. Perl is infinitely more powerful and more suited to more difficult tasks. And I have had about 3 years experience with C++. It is the ultimate. Perl is my favorite though. It's the right balance of power and simplicity"

Perl programmers are all alike...they stick to their Perl code and defend it at all costs...limited view if you ask me...but to each their own... and C++ and C# are not the same...you knew that though right?

"and btw how many hosts do support the .net strategy"

hmmmm,

first lets stop and look at how old it is to begin with....the Framework was finally released what...a month and a half ago...so my guess not many folks are using it just yet...

second any box running IIS 5.0 and an installed .NET Framework is ready to go.

I too have my MCSD....and MCSE & MCDBA Cakewalk!

last but not least .NET is REALLY hard to learn and will take years to figure it out...so your best bet is to stick with UNIX :Graucho