making websites etc.

by Helios • 5 Nov 2009, 13:28 • Forums › Off Topic
Hello. I'm finally well-educated in programming websites, portals etc so that I was wondering if anyone knows a good site with job offers for people like me. I wrote a lot of usefull scripts and I've got 2 mates who are making graphics. I could programm for anybody in english and polish. You can find some of my latest achievements here:
http://piotrzygon.pl/realizacja.html I made a lot of websites for polish consumers but i'm tired of working with cheap polish people and that's why I'm asking you guys
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miles 5 Nov 2009, 13:38
didnt read but gl
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plekter 5 Nov 2009, 14:04
What's the point of that anti-rightclick shit? Has no function except being annoying :€
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Ronner 5 Nov 2009, 14:29
it's a futile attempt to hide their bad html/script/css skills ;)
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Ronner 5 Nov 2009, 14:33
My advice is to keep educating yourself because you still adhere to bad coding techniques.

With just a quick glance at the html/css/javascript sources, I would not recommend anyone to give you a job offer.
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Helios 5 Nov 2009, 22:26
well i think you're wrong just because last websites of our company were written this way it doesn't mean i'm not pro in other techinques.
xhtml, css, wml, xml, js, php, perl, ajax + mysql, oracle
that's what i can do with my eyes closed, I haven't found anyone more addicted to programming than me. :)
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Ronner 5 Nov 2009, 23:34
reaaally.. you are pro? You do realise you just listed the easiest languages of all, right? And even those, you have used in a bad way. So how am I wrong?

I've been programming since I was 11 and that's about 26 years ago so I do know a little bit of what I'm talking about.

Show me a site where you actually put those languages you are so pro in to good use and I'll reconsider my opinion.

A small piece of advice. Learn about OO design patterns and seperation of concerns using model, view, controller frameworks.
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Tele 5 Nov 2009, 15:08
My guess what ronner is meaning by that is that there are alot of style commands inside the webpages. You should use xhtml and put the style commands in a css file.
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Ronner 5 Nov 2009, 17:15
The thing is that this kind of procedural programming is most likely not only limited to the html/javascript/css he makes, and thus there is a high chance the back-end is a big fat procedural spaghetti.
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WRDi 5 Nov 2009, 15:18
QuoteI made a lot of websites for polish consumers but i'm tired of working with cheap polish people and that's why I'm asking you guys


Wrong place.
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zzaps 5 Nov 2009, 16:36
try telling that to all the polaks here.
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w0nd3r 5 Nov 2009, 17:43
wrong place, ppl posting here are not able/do not want to pay!
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Helios 5 Nov 2009, 22:31
Actually my question was: Do you guys know any good site with job announcements, that's all
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