Want to create a business with PHP coders.

Discussion in 'General Business' started by oxidati0n, Jan 16, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hello,

    I've had a lot of things inspire me in 2008, and I'm developing something that's going to simplify the way every PHP coder will code PHP.

    It's going to be a fully integratable API engine, Let me explain.

    It will be a declaring engine, that means, people will be able to have PHP functions and pre-configured code do the simple work for them. So, they could cut a whole page of coding into a few lines, It'd be that easy. From, setting appropriate cookies to developing new technologies.
    and, what makes it even better - People can develop it into their own PHP legacies.

    What it would be like:
    - Make it cheaper, and easier for people to use PHP. So, if you wanted to integrate FB connect to your site - It would be a snap.
    - Basically, people would be able to learn less PHP, and more of our language. So, they will be able to fully customize PHP, in a less "harmful" way than sole PHP code alone.

    e.g. Someone wants to develop a file uploader handler. Let's see what it would look like in normal PHP.
    
    $file = $_FILES['hello']['hello'];
    if(file_exists($file)) { /*exists*/ }
    
    move_uploaded_file($file,$new_dir);
    
    Code (markup):
    and, develop it into something so simple like this:
    
    initiate_engine();
    if(initiated_myengine)
    {
    $collect = get_uploaded_file("hello", HTML_FORM);
    handle_upload($collect,"move",$new_dir);
    if(handle_upload_status() == "COMPLETE")
    {
    $return = results_handle_upload(); //array
    $file_size = $return['file_size'];
    $file_type = $return['file_type']; //"image", "video", "undefined", "photoshop", "game", "adobe reader file" etc.
    
    echo "Your file has been uploaded. Your stats are displayed below.<br />";
    print_r($return); //Can you see, that we're still using normal code. So, it's fully flexible!
    }
    
    }
    destroy_engine();
    
    Code (markup):
    People would be able to learn from a fully explained Wiki. If a huge majority of PHP coders would use this, donations will pile in and would highly support our development of the engine.

    What it can be used for:
    - Help make develop scripts easier, without spending more time.
    - Make new history, with this popular markup language.
    - Increase awareness for this engine, and get big names to use it.
    - Make scripts more secure, without using expensive services.
    - Easy to use guides by us, so anyone will be able to code the syntax. (Infact, we'd make it possible to develop a whole site with it).
    - Any bugs with the system, we would fix. So, you don't need to pull your wallet to pay the coder at all the time.

    What can be done with it:
    - Develop fully flexible, and complete websites.
    - Make using our engine optional. Only use it when you want to.
    - Very light, so won't cost much at all to run.
    and, a whole list of much more.

    Why would it be useful?
    It would make PHP syntaxing much easier for less-knowledgeable PHP coders, thus allowing more PHP coders to simplify their skills with this coding markup. It would not replace any other coding, so it would still support the full freedom of other code. It's made by PHP, for PHP.

    Also, other developers would be able to use "addons" to link into the API. So, if someone wanted to have a social bookmarking feature on their own script, they'd use a add-on developed by someone (in this instance, us) and then add it to their code. And, the admin panel supplied for the API would notify them of any updates for that, keeping your coding more powerful, with less code.

    I'm looking for 3 professional PHP coders. Not accepting from India, unless you have a good knowledge of PHP and English.
    I'd highly expect we would be out of the roof, because I'm a really professional coder and that we could develop something that can possibly change the whole coding world extremely.

    It's possible for WordPress, vBulletin, IPB, and many scripts to integrate this, too.
     
    oxidati0n, Jan 16, 2009 IP