Programs to create Freelancer.com?
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MrBlue
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Their technology stack description starts at slide #15:
Code:
http://www.slideshare.net/webgeekph/the-next-big-thing-freelancercom-webgeek-devcup
BlingFiles
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php, Javascript & Mysql
Thank you very much guys!
Here's another question - your opinion.
I'm creating similar to freelancer but is very, very niche - system is similar...
Now - what are your thoughts.
1. get a clone script and make my edits/changes
2. build from scratch?
Thanks
Here's another question - your opinion.
I'm creating similar to freelancer but is very, very niche - system is similar...
Now - what are your thoughts.
1. get a clone script and make my edits/changes
2. build from scratch?
Thanks
MrBlue
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It would definitely be easier and less time consuming to find a clone and make modifications based on your requirements than to write it all from scratch.
TorrentCoder
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Developing something like Freelancer could take months even if you have a team of good developers. You should start off with a 3rd Party script.
If you really want to build from scratch you will need to know at least:
- Server side programming language (PHP, ASP, JSP etc.)
- Database (MySQL, MsSQL, Oracle...)
- Knowledge of HTML/Javascript for front end development
Oh and HTML is not a programming language
1. Hire a freelancer to customize a script. "Fastest" costs $$$ You'll need a team
2. Learn how to think in code and write it. "Slow" costs some $ and you'll need help still
3. Pivot and work on something you can already do. "unknown" ??
If I were you I would consider each of these options and choose what suits your needs best.
2. Learn how to think in code and write it. "Slow" costs some $ and you'll need help still
3. Pivot and work on something you can already do. "unknown" ??
If I were you I would consider each of these options and choose what suits your needs best.
This can be created using any server side programming language, choosing the right stack will be depends on various factors, like market size, time and fund.
Finding a clone would be easy to get a quick start, test, if you have enough traction, then rise some fund, then build a scalable one.
Did you know any programming languages? you can choose tools according to your familiarity.
Finding a clone would be easy to get a quick start, test, if you have enough traction, then rise some fund, then build a scalable one.
Did you know any programming languages? you can choose tools according to your familiarity.
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WOW...
Thank you guys Yes, i'm more inclined to get a 3rd party script and working from that base. 50% of the premises/functions work the same way just i'm modifying to fit into the niche im doing.
I would like build a basic design, test for traction and see how that goes.
I'm torn between these two:
1. Agriya: Getlancer
2. Codecanyon: Freelancer Pro (Responsive)
What are your thoughts, guys?
Thank you.
Thank you guys
Yes, i'm more inclined to get a 3rd party script and working from that base. 50% of the premises/functions work the same way just i'm modifying to fit into the niche im doing.I would like build a basic design, test for traction and see how that goes.
I'm torn between these two:
1. Agriya: Getlancer
2. Codecanyon: Freelancer Pro (Responsive)
What are your thoughts, guys?
Thank you.
ThatGuy121
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First its best to build your own from scratch instead of cloning. This way, you will learn at the same time. Though if you mean look at others code to see how it done, I suppose that works too.
I Make Dollars
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Buy a clone script for $100 or something - otherwise you will waste months of time to make something not as good.
Couch Monkey Media
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Yes i would buy the clone script. You said that you are learning html. It will take you a good while to learn all the php, mysql, and java that you would need to build it.