Who makes their living with PHP?
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JPlush76
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Who makes their living with PHP?
Just wondering how many out there depend on PHP for their living or are you just a hobbyist?
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I make a living from PHP development
I develop financial and small ERP-like Web applications in PHP / Interbase for a living.
I work for a small company in Romania (just 10 people), I'm also a 5-th year student in Computer Science and Industrial Automation.
I work for a small company in Romania (just 10 people), I'm also a 5-th year student in Computer Science and Industrial Automation.
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I'm trying to make a living from PHP development
Well as it goes im a 3rd year university student with 2 much work to do at the moment. I could have signed as many contracts as there are days in the week if I wanted, but I dont have the time, while im still at uni. At the moment the PHP + mySQL work I do pays for my extreamly good student life, ie. Car, Rent, Drinking etc. and my mega smart PC.
I just need more time!
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Own Company
I am part owner of a web development compnay
http://www.northstudio.com
(not a plug)
So yes I do make my living as a php'er but it is not much of a living yet.
Start up's are damm expensive if you decide not to do the borrow from a bank thing.
I hope soon to be able to actually make a good living at it, but time will tell.
phpScott
http://www.northstudio.com
(not a plug)
So yes I do make my living as a php'er but it is not much of a living yet.
Start up's are damm expensive if you decide not to do the borrow from a bank thing.
I hope soon to be able to actually make a good living at it, but time will tell.
phpScott
I am now working at my second PHP-based programming job. The first company I worked for does instant credit decisioning for major financial intuitions using php front and backends. When I started we had 5 full-time PHP developers, now they are up around 20 I think.
I now work for a retail outlet that sell headphones and headphone amplifiers over the internet (http://www.headphone.com). We have a complete PHP/MySQL based website that handles everything from taking orders, inventory management, and order processing work-flow.
And like most web developers I have a side business that I am trying to get going. Getting closer and closer to going full-time on my own.
I now work for a retail outlet that sell headphones and headphone amplifiers over the internet (http://www.headphone.com). We have a complete PHP/MySQL based website that handles everything from taking orders, inventory management, and order processing work-flow.
And like most web developers I have a side business that I am trying to get going. Getting closer and closer to going full-time on my own.
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