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Customer looking for a PHP/MySQL programmer. You?

This bloke wants to integrate two web systems together; the server is in Queensland, he is in Perth.

I can probably do it, but my web skills aren’t exactly shiny so I’m passing this one across if I can.

[quote]

I need the following to help develop www.slinky.com.au [a dating site] on an ongoing basis;

Expert in: php/MySQL developer

Competent in: Html design

Someone who:
  • Can work with us on an ongoing basis at various times creating new applications, maintaining and expanding existing framework and developing new and innovative modifications.

  • Who is not employed fulltime with a big firm (ie: is available during normal business hours)

  • Who can work in our office or remotely if required
Email me at: peter () slinky.com.au detailing experience, hourly rate required and availability.

[/quote]

Peter seems to be fine to work for, I’ve just fixed up some debris on his Queensland server, and on another one in the US. And added rsync (thanks, Tridge!) so they can back each other up.

The immediate task is to integrate an add-on system with their main one. If you’re curious, email Peter and ask him about it.

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