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With all of this knowledge being passed around..

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I've been wondering for quite some time what all of you have done with your knowledge. Post examples, programs, files, etc.
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tutorials I sometimes archive on my own site (rebuilding that though) and have been known to get sitepoint to publish.

completed classes go to phpclasses.org of course :D
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Post by m3mn0n »

Most of my work is not online or released on the GPL, but i did release this calculator.

I'd have to say my best & most challenging was a series of mods i made for a php web based strategy game. It took my scripting to a higher level.
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Our team has used PHP to build a B2B website, dubbed by my boss 'Business Web'. We collect data from outside clients and suppliers and integrate the data with the internal client/server programs via the common DB.

I was part of the team that built the client server app and they liked the work so took a chance and let me build the website as well. It was a risk, I couldn't even do HTML when I started.

Unfortunately it's nothing I can share. Every user has a private login with specific content.
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Post by McGruff »

Armed with php & mysql manuals, the accumulated knowledge in this forum, and six months of obsessive studying, I've learned a whole new skill.

Last webmaster job I had was managing a couple of online shops where I had to change hundreds of prices by hand (edit every file, upload etc etc). Some server-side skills should be a huge help in the future.

A lot of what I plan to do will be commercial stuff but, after all the help I've received, I'll also be helping out for free when I can. The open source community here and elsewhere has made a big impression on me.

At the moment I'm working with a not-for-profit site (no php version as yet - still undergoing testing) and have offered to help with a couple of charity websites.

If anyone wants to help test (yet another) discussion forum take a look at this test install: http://members.lycos.co.uk/goatsquad
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Post by JPlush76 »

this site was a huge help getting started...

I wrote an ecommerce app from scratch for the company I work for 5,000 products 40 tables and almost a million dollars in sales so far we're still up without a hitch.
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Post by []InTeR[] »

Started with php programming 3 years ago in a small internet software company. Now head of programmingdepartment, and still love to program.

Program's like http://www.chromazoneflowers.com/ and lots more....

The most programm's are behind locked door's. It's all B2B, and specialy made for our customer.
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Force lesser nerds into the fetile position in phe4r of my immence brain compacity.
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airo wrote:Force lesser nerds into the fetile position in phe4r of my immence brain compacity.
how's that been workin out for ya?
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