Anyone a PHP programmer?

[Nathy]

Hey,
I'm just wondering out of all of you people out there, how many are a PHP programmer? I am one and have been programming for about 1-1 half years now and I love it. You can also get paid jobs for it!

Nathan

[DoctorMason]

Originally Posted by Nathy

Hey,
I'm just wondering out of all of you people out there, how many are a PHP programmer? I am one and have been programming for about 1-1 half years now and I love it. You can also get paid jobs for it!

Nathan

So Nathan, did anyone respond to this post yet? You can google "temporary webmaster" and find me near the top.

[AffiliateSeeking]

I'm also a programmer. I started learning html just over 7 years ago and then went onto other languages and programming. It can be quite hard for some to learn, but once you get the hang of it you can do much more with websites.

PHP and other languages are great to know, especially if you have a website. Also, you are right when you say you can get some good money from it coding for others.

[DoctorMason]

Originally Posted by AffiliateSeeking

It can be quite hard for some to learn, but once you get the hang of it you can do much more with websites.
Also, you are right when you say you can get some good money from it coding for others.

I'm interested in renting a coder to make a modification to my store, so that a prospect can select from a menu of "cities" to see what I have there. What do you think it would ultimately cost?

[AffiliateSeeking]

Originally Posted by DoctorMason

I'm interested in renting a coder to make a modification to my store, so that a prospect can select from a menu of "cities" to see what I have there. What do you think it would ultimately cost?

I'm not sure, but have you tried places like scriptlance.com and rentacoder.com.

I've never paid for any coding/programming to be done and I've never done any coding or programming for any others. I just learned programming really so that I could build my own websites and that's it really. But saying this, I know that people can earn good from programming.

All you have to do is build one complete site and then sell it of the shelve to many for a small fee. That alone will bring in some good earnings.

[DoctorMason]

Originally Posted by AffiliateSeeking

All you have to do is build one complete site and then sell it of the shelve to many for a small fee. That alone will bring in some good earnings.

1. Or if you can keep your software and charge people for using it, like Bill Gates does.
2. Or, allowing people to use the software while it stays on your server.
3. Or doing the work for them and they get the bottom line or final results.

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[edpudol]

I am using PHP/MySQL for 3 years now , before I go online programming I am a desktop programmer. and I agree with you you can make money from it

[robodesignsolutions]

Hi

I'm a PHP programmer too. I started out looking for a server side language I could understand, looked at a PHP book in the bookshop, thought "I can understand this", and now 7 years later I've never looked back.

Brilliant language for scripting, though you do need MySQL and Javascript languge skills also.

Paul

[robertmias]

I first seen a PHP script 8 years ago. I do not consider myself exactly a PHP Programmer, although I understand mucho of the language which helps me a lot for developing websites.