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PHP is Sooo outdated in 2012
^^ programs in PHP 4.3. 
Topic: Looking for someone to create/modify software for this forum [5500+ BTC] - page 13. (Read 165632 times)
October 10, 2012, 03:47:02 AM
October 10, 2012, 02:13:06 AM
This is enough to hire a team to do it for you already, provided the timeframe is not too immense. You get what you paid for.
How about paying a team to do it open source?
And distributed!
There is such tech possible with current browsers with html5.
Also ( my intention is not to start holywar here ) PHP is Sooo outdated in 2012,
like living dead walking alive.
Oh, please hire real coders to write it in any other modern and high quality language !
October 10, 2012, 02:47:17 AM
This is enough to hire a team to do it for you already, provided the timeframe is not too immense. You get what you paid for.
How about paying a team to do it open source?
And distributed!
There is such tech possible with current browsers with html5.
Also ( my intention is not to start holywar here ) PHP is Sooo outdated in 2012,
like living dead walking alive.
Oh, please hire real coders to write it in any other modern and high quality language !
Lol.
October 09, 2012, 08:09:33 PM
We been waiting too long using a substandard board. WE DEMAND PROGRESS!
Well, I didn't pay anything to the funds, so I don't really have much of a right to say something.
Well, I didn't pay anything to the funds, so I don't really have much of a right to say something.
October 05, 2012, 03:34:25 AM
This is enough to hire a team to do it for you already, provided the timeframe is not too immense. You get what you paid for.
How about paying a team to do it open source?
And distributed!
There is such tech possible with current browsers with html5.
October 02, 2012, 10:38:08 PM
This is enough to hire a team to do it for you already, provided the timeframe is not too immense. You get what you paid for.
How about paying a team to do it open source?
October 02, 2012, 03:49:59 PM
I still find the [3600+ BTC] such awesome, on freelancer boards them coderz would code the nasa spaceshuttle os for this amount, well at least the kernel 
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This is enough to hire a team to do it for you already, provided the timeframe is not too immense. You get what you paid for. . October 02, 2012, 12:04:18 PM
it dosen't detect properly readed and udreaded posts (at least for me it dosen't send me to the first unreaded post),
You should try pressing the blue image with the text "new"(
) instead of the post title...I don't want to push you admin, but it still is my idea (and I think that you will find an expert freelancer that for 100-200btc would be capable of doing all the mess...)
Just pick the board you like, go there and ask for that!
After all, it's tax free
October 02, 2012, 11:59:46 AM
I still find the [3600+ BTC] such awesome, on freelancer boards them coderz would code the nasa spaceshuttle os for this amount, well at least the kernel .
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October 02, 2012, 11:54:11 AM
it dosen't detect properly readed and udreaded posts (at least for me it dosen't send me to the first unreaded post),
You should try pressing the blue image with the text "new"(
) instead of the post title... October 02, 2012, 11:50:19 AM
I think that we are all getting tired of the limits of SMF.
I think SMF works pretty well now. I fixed the most pressing issues. (This is one of the reasons I haven't been too motivated to get this job done.)
No ayax, no mobile style, it dosen't detect properly readed and udreaded posts (at least for me it dosen't send me to the first unreaded post), it dosen't has any kind of notification system, etc.
For me they are all shortcomings, it would be really great if you yourself upgraded for (my personal preference) xenforo. You should be able to integrate the features that this board has and will be missing there in a week of work or so.
But unfortunatelly i understand if you follow the old "if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it" motto, i'm a lazy person and i follow that too on my work online.
October 02, 2012, 11:46:27 AM
I think that we are all getting tired of the limits of SMF.
I think SMF works pretty well now. I fixed the most pressing issues. (This is one of the reasons I haven't been too motivated to get this job done.)
October 02, 2012, 11:33:11 AM
BOSS,
Please upgrade the board. XF, ipb, vb, whatever. But please upgrade it.
I think that we are all getting tired of the limits of SMF.
Please upgrade the board. XF, ipb, vb, whatever. But please upgrade it.
I think that we are all getting tired of the limits of SMF.
September 30, 2012, 06:04:11 PM
I'm guessing the forum is waiting for vb5 to be officially released, and then we'll all see the greatness of connect....
September 26, 2012, 05:18:53 AM
You will not come close to the security and professionalism of VBulletin.
You have my word.
I'm not sure that vB 4 is the right way... Have you heard of core developers leaving and creating their own platform (Xenforo)?
vBulletin was great specially up to 3.x it was miles ahead competition. But nowadays - Xenforo is most popular choice of hardcore vB modders... Read this: http://www.theadminzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95608
September 16, 2012, 08:17:59 AM
How would vBulletin with modifications to add certain functions be with you?
September 10, 2012, 07:57:07 PM
I run several large forum communities and can tell you hands down that there is no need to re-invent the wheel.
I would highly recommend vBulletin 4.x as the forum software, almost all forums that are of any worth run this software.
vBulletin has an easy import function (Impex) which will convert the existing forum into vBulletin. ( I have down this several times and its straight forward. )
99% of what you have mentioned you would like the forum software to do vBulletin can already do and the other things you have mentioned that are not out of the box functionality are easily coded in simple plugins which I can also do.
I would gladly help you with this transition free of charge.
I would also recommend Servint.net as a hosting provider, I have hosted with multiple companies over the years and even own my own rack & since switching to servint have never looked back there support is second to none.
I would highly recommend vBulletin 4.x as the forum software, almost all forums that are of any worth run this software.
vBulletin has an easy import function (Impex) which will convert the existing forum into vBulletin. ( I have down this several times and its straight forward. )
99% of what you have mentioned you would like the forum software to do vBulletin can already do and the other things you have mentioned that are not out of the box functionality are easily coded in simple plugins which I can also do.
I would gladly help you with this transition free of charge.
I would also recommend Servint.net as a hosting provider, I have hosted with multiple companies over the years and even own my own rack & since switching to servint have never looked back there support is second to none.
Servint.net self managed dedi seems quite expensive, isnt it? I currently host with webtropia on an economy server but the hdd`s seems to be slow, the professional line should be good but still seem cheaper for an unmanaged solution.
September 10, 2012, 07:08:18 AM
I run several large forum communities and can tell you hands down that there is no need to re-invent the wheel.
I would highly recommend vBulletin 4.x as the forum software, almost all forums that are of any worth run this software.
vBulletin has an easy import function (Impex) which will convert the existing forum into vBulletin. ( I have down this several times and its straight forward. )
99% of what you have mentioned you would like the forum software to do vBulletin can already do and the other things you have mentioned that are not out of the box functionality are easily coded in simple plugins which I can also do.
I would gladly help you with this transition free of charge.
I would also recommend Servint.net as a hosting provider, I have hosted with multiple companies over the years and even own my own rack & since switching to servint have never looked back there support is second to none.
I would highly recommend vBulletin 4.x as the forum software, almost all forums that are of any worth run this software.
vBulletin has an easy import function (Impex) which will convert the existing forum into vBulletin. ( I have down this several times and its straight forward. )
99% of what you have mentioned you would like the forum software to do vBulletin can already do and the other things you have mentioned that are not out of the box functionality are easily coded in simple plugins which I can also do.
I would gladly help you with this transition free of charge.
I would also recommend Servint.net as a hosting provider, I have hosted with multiple companies over the years and even own my own rack & since switching to servint have never looked back there support is second to none.
September 08, 2012, 09:53:42 PM
Maybe im just to far away on programming to understand what you are looking for but hey, there are huge forums as sayd running vbulletin very successfully indeed, same for mybb.
BTW, this was one of my first thoughts when i visited this forum, "omg the board software sucks but the forum is interesting, ill stay for a while", well after some hours of browsing its ok but first it was really like $&%W%&§$"§$2"§§(/%%%
BTW, this was one of my first thoughts when i visited this forum, "omg the board software sucks but the forum is interesting, ill stay for a while", well after some hours of browsing its ok but first it was really like $&%W%&§$"§$2"§§(/%%%
September 08, 2012, 04:06:45 PM
doh, cmon guys, give it a birth already 
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