Looking for a php GURU with time and vision!

MrDoru

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Here is what I have in mind:

I'm a php noob, and by noob I mean 0(zero). I know some html, I am a wordpress guru, but I would like to learn php and build something huge in the process.
I am thinking of building the coolest membership platform ever. On this platform entrepreneurs can just upload their content and easily charge for their content, get traffic reports, refunds, email campaigns stats, and basically a lot of stuff.
I am looking for someone who will help me build this, guide me to become a php expert and share the end results of this project.

REQUIREMENTS:
-must be passionate about what he does;
-medium-expert php knowledge;
-open minded;


Do you know someone who would be interested? Or at least where I can search and find someone?

thank you forum
 
isn't there anyone who is willing to give 10h/week for building something great?
 
Um, sounds like you want a shopping cart solution :P In fact most of your spec is already done for several ecommerce packages. No point re-inventing the wheel.
 
@n2zen you missed the whole point

I just want to learn php and create something AWESOME in the process.

PS: If you don't have something useful to say you have 1000s of other threads to increase your post count.
 
Yeah ,well i am a php developer and could help you ...But i am not sure how much time i could give you...In a week...
 
@nixnash, man, basically 10 hours would be awesome, but I am ok with whatever time you have.
 
how much youre going to pay per hour? i dont think youll find a talented coder doing your work for you for free. dont consider a leech ;)
 
This sounds basically like an article site... Is that what your trying to build or am I missing something?
 
How can you be a wordpress guru and a php newb at the same time?

jkjk its just a joke :p

If you want, send me a pm describing your business model a little better. No promises, but if you sound like your onto something really original, feasible and promising, I might be interested in investing a little time to help you out.

However, if it's an article marketing site, or anything else that has been done to death, I can tell you right now I am not interested. Just trying to be straight up with you.

Regardless, good luck to you!
 
I was offering you some very valid advice. You can learn PHP by following an MVC model like Magento, have a great extensible framework, and given its popularly, you couldn't swing a cat without hitting someone with Magento knowledge.

When you're first starting out, there's two fundamentally different approaches. You can try to learn some rudimentary building blocks, like PHP & MySQL Everyday Apps for Dummies, where a handful of apps are built from scratch in a broad immersion method.

The other approach is jump into an existing system, and often due to necessity, tweaking and customising bits and bobs, gradually expanding your knowledge until you feel able to take on a massive ground-up project.

I've been around software development in one role or another since Reagan was president, and would be happy to bounce ideas off you. I'm okay in php, decent in mysql, and have familiarity with quality assurance, implementation, disaster recovery/backups, etc.

If you'd like, I've got a lot of php/mysql ebooks and would be happy to share them with you.

What about 3-4 collaborators on the project? You'd get further faster and get a lot of different perspectives. Personally, I wouldn't want any share of the end result, but rather am just willing to lend you a hand because you seem focused and motivated :)
 
isnt it best to start with small simple projects when learning from 0 experience? I want to learn php too, find it very interesting but i think if i jumped into something complex it would just end up putting me off and probably not teach me much in the process.
 
@jazzc

My objective is not to get it done. My objective is to get it done and learn in the process.
 
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