Script-writer required

I am looking for a script-writer with an established portfolio
of scripts that may want to tackle an application I have
on the drawing board.
Interested parties should visit:
http://www.missingfriends.net/requirements.htm
for a overview of the web-based application
Regards
Dick Rosser
webmasterone@missingfriends.nospam.net
remove nospam

On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 18:37:31 -0000, "Richard"
<webmaster@missingfriends.net> wrote:

>I am looking for a script-writer with an established portfolio
>of scripts that may want to tackle an application I have
>on the drawing board.
>Interested parties should visit:
>http://www.missingfriends.net/requirements.htm
>for a overview of the web-based application
>Regards
>Dick Rosser
>webmasterone@missingfriends.nospam.net
>remove nospam
>
>
Hello,

I would be glad to help you with your project.
This type of script is exactly what I usually do, using either Perl or
PHP with MySQL or other databases.

Please see examples of my work at:

http://keskydee.com/scripts.php

These are scripts I wrote and sell online.

For information about hiring my services, please see:

http://keskydee.com/freelance.php

Sincerely,

Gil.

In article <AFJBb.326$NM2.443251@newsfep1-win.server.ntli.net>, Richard wrote:
>I am looking for a script-writer with an established portfolio
>of scripts that may want to tackle an application I have
>on the drawing board.
>Interested parties should visit:
>http://www.missingfriends.net/requirements.htm
>for a overview of the web-based application

I looked at that.  One comment:

1) You violate good database design principles by not assigning a unique
key to records, even if they're not currently used.  You may eventually
need one if you go relational and want to tie records in other tables to
specific records.  Plan ahead.

--
Vorxion - Member of The Vortexa Elite

Vorxion (vorxion@knockingshopofthemind.com) wrote:
: In article <AFJBb.326$NM2.443251@newsfep1-win.server.ntli.net>, Richard wr
ote:
: >I am looking for a script-writer with an established portfolio
: >of scripts that may want to tackle an application I have
: >on the drawing board.
: >Interested parties should visit:
: >http://www.missingfriends.net/requirements.htm
: >for a overview of the web-based application

: I looked at that.  One comment:

: 1) You violate good database design principles by not assigning a unique
: key to records, even if they're not currently used.  You may eventually
: need one if you go relational and want to tie records in other tables to
: specific records.  Plan ahead.

I wouldn't assume that his description should be considered a "design".
It's simply his description of the data so the programmer understands it.