Request for quotes/rates
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2003 11:03 am
I have some boring/cleanup type work I'm considering contracting out, and would like to get some quotes from people here on what type of figures I'd be looking at paying.
Project 1:
I have an application with ~12kLoC, written for PHP versions < 4.2. Using HTTP_POST/SESSION_VARS. I'ld like to update it to _POST/_SESSION as appropriate. As well as remove the global $HTTP_*_VARS from all the functions that have them as its un_needed with the superglobals. (also converting session_register to $_SESSION assignments.) register_globals is off, so the conversion shouldn't have any hiccups.
The source ranges from spaghetti code to well-crafted code. I suspect 99% of the work can be done with simple find/replace grep/sed/awk type work.
Project 2:
XHTML testing: I'm migrating the application from HTML 4 to XHTML 1 strict. Three of four portions are validating correctly. I haven't even begun to conver the fourth. There are about 15-20 unique web-pages. I use POST so its non-trivial to submit the pages to the w3c's validator. You'ld either have to do some CURL work to script the POST submissions in some fashion or view/source->save, submit local copy, or come up with some other method. If you take the CURL route and develop a script that I could re-use (either OSS or ownership assigned to me) I'ld be willing to pay a higher rate that for the "grunge" method.
Project 1:
I have an application with ~12kLoC, written for PHP versions < 4.2. Using HTTP_POST/SESSION_VARS. I'ld like to update it to _POST/_SESSION as appropriate. As well as remove the global $HTTP_*_VARS from all the functions that have them as its un_needed with the superglobals. (also converting session_register to $_SESSION assignments.) register_globals is off, so the conversion shouldn't have any hiccups.
The source ranges from spaghetti code to well-crafted code. I suspect 99% of the work can be done with simple find/replace grep/sed/awk type work.
Project 2:
XHTML testing: I'm migrating the application from HTML 4 to XHTML 1 strict. Three of four portions are validating correctly. I haven't even begun to conver the fourth. There are about 15-20 unique web-pages. I use POST so its non-trivial to submit the pages to the w3c's validator. You'ld either have to do some CURL work to script the POST submissions in some fashion or view/source->save, submit local copy, or come up with some other method. If you take the CURL route and develop a script that I could re-use (either OSS or ownership assigned to me) I'ld be willing to pay a higher rate that for the "grunge" method.