What are you working on? v6 - Developers

I added state saving to my sticky sidebar via cookies. :D [code] {"3":"collapsed","2":"expanded","0":"collapsed"} [/code] It's just a shame IE7 doesn't have JSON internally. One simple [I]document.write()[/I] fixed that though.

[QUOTE=Tezzanator92;33402932]Just a mini rant concerning what I worked on today. Anyone working on eCommerce sites, do yourself a favour. Stay away from Magento. I work with it on a daily basis, writing modules, doing theme work, setting up payment gateways all that bollocks. It is by far the slowest, buggiest piece of PHP software I have ever used, It is very very picky about the hardware it runs on. Support seems to consist of many questions with no answers and the whole design of the thing makes me want to puke. It's like it was made by [i]Software developers[/i] not [i]PHP developers[/i], as in, everything is abstracted in a clusterfuck of inheritance at the expense of performance and stability without considering the limitations of PHP itself. They know this themselves and have tried to alleviate the performance issues it with features like a "Compiler" which consolidates the file structure and a "Flat catalog" system that flattens the hundreds of tables (EAV). Which is great... When it works. Shame it's my job to work with it :/ So yeah, that's what I was working on, Tearing my hair out at silly errors all day.[/QUOTE] Fuck you and your whining. -- Someone who spent a year working on OSCommerce. Ok, that was harsh. But seriously, Magento is at least object oriented. Try using a framework so janky that if you want to change the way the shopping cart displays you have to end up editing over 60 files. Oh shit, customer wasn't happy.....back to the 60 files. I've dealt with a lot of ecommerce solutions. Magento is the best PHP has to offer in the category of all-in-one shopping cart platforms.

OpenCart is the most popular on ThemeForest under the eCommerce category. By most popular, I mean has the most theme sales. osCommerce is least popular.

Trying to get into understanding 3D graphics, although ultimately I ended up abstracting away all the interesting stuff. Left me with this: [url]http://willcrichton.net/3d/sound.php[/url] Spectrum visualizer using WebGL and the Web Audio API. Not too fancy, but cool in that it's all web tech.

The sound freezes for me. How much of it did you actually write?

It does that I think when the CPU is used 100%, if my task manager is any indicator. I've had that problem before, dunno how to fix it. It uses the [url=https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js]three.js[/url] WebGL framework as well as something called BeatDetektor which I used from a sample Web Audio file. Everything else was built by me, including the "Engine" bit and the visualization process.

You should activate the little info thing that's in the three framework. It shows FPS and some other stuff I think and that version of Derezzed sucks. That's pretty cool though.

I didn't want to make a new thread for this, so I'll infiltrate one of my favourite threads to read on FP. I want to make a website where basically people upload their photos, and I photoshop them in stupid ways. It's primarily for people around school because they seem to find face-switching in photos hilarious. So, basically: 1) User uploads photo 2) Receives a ticket they can use to track their photo with and see: a) status of whether I've started on their photoshop b) any message I want to send them about the photo (like, 'wat u want done lol?') 3) All finished photoshops can be uploaded by me and displayed in a giant gallery, they can find them easily by going to url.com/<their-ticket> Is there some sort of framework I should start with? I'm not completely web-disabled, I did PHP/mySQL 'programming' about 5 years ago, worked mainly with vBulletin mods. Not asking anybody to do it for me, just a little nudge in the right direction :)

That'd be a super simple Rails app

You could use osTicket and add on to that. (If you need to.)

You only really require PHP and MySQL to store data such as the images and the client's information. And html of course.. I've actually created a photo upload thing ( working on it now ): [url]http://beztdesigns.com/i[/url] for e.g. the Album uses a unique key to show a certain photo.

I needed a website for the stat plugin I use on my minecraft server, and I wanted to integrate it with the permissions plugin, so I spent a good part of today working on that. My userpage: [url]http://www.pixellegacy.com/minecraft/player.php?p=heroicpillow[/url] [b]My process for grabbing the commands:[/b] 1. Recursively go through inheritance of the groups the user is in 2. Grab the permissions of all of those groups 3. Separate the permissions into a "positive" and "negative" group 4. Go through positives list, handle wildcards if present 5. Go through negatives list, handle wildcards if present 6. Get final list of permissions, with negatives stripped out, and compare that to a node database with relevant information The only problem i'm facing now is removing the duplicate functionality nodes, like "runecraft.runes.<runename>" AND "runecraft.runes.<runename>.use" AND "runecraft.runes.<runename>.activate" would be removed if you had "runecraft.runes". Oh well, i'll figure it out eventually. I don't even have all of the nodes added yet. What the node database looks like: [img]http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/15/screenshot2011112406284.png[/img]

[QUOTE=kragmars102;33414055]You only really require PHP and MySQL to store data such as the images and the client's information. And html of course.. I've actually created a photo upload thing ( working on it now ): [url]http://beztdesigns.com/i[/url] for e.g. the Album uses a unique key to show a certain photo.[/QUOTE]Just some feedback on that page; Overall really nice, though, [img]http://gabrielecirulli.com/p/20111124-145827.png[/img] it really bothers me that the notification bar doesn't fill the width of the content area, [img]http://gabrielecirulli.com/p/20111124-145924.png[/img] long file names overflow. You could solve this by using white-space:nowrap; and either overflow: hidden; or text-overflow: ellipsis; (the latter is not very supported yet). Alternatively, you could cut up the text yourself using javascript. Also, you don't need the C:\...\ part. If I were you I'd just use the file name (also because IIRC for privacy and security reasons the browser doesn't allow you to know the absolute path to a file on the client's PC) [img]http://gabrielecirulli.com/p/20111124-150129.png[/img] The text moving to the center when you upload is a bit weird to me. Why does it do that?

Thanks Terrabytes, I'll make sure to fix the overflowing issue, as well as remove the absolute path of the file and just get the actual file name. As for the uploading text moving to the left.. there is supposed to be a loading icon for some reason it isn't loading ( I'll look into it ). What i'm trying to solve now is when adding a new field using Jquery's "append" function the rest of the jquery doesn't pickup that content! They are all minor issues apart from the add field button. - I've also added a thumbnail creation, provide faster speeds ( not loading the full size image just for a thumbnail ).

[URL="http://www.facebook.co.uk"]Facebook.co.uk[/URL]- "inspiring i a grow web site to do lots of things help advise and insuranse and young people and games and searh site" He/she is probably getting loads of hits.

[QUOTE=Chuushajou;33416686][URL="http://www.facebook.co.uk"]Facebook.co.uk[/URL]- "inspiring i a grow web site to do lots of things help advise and insuranse and young people and games and searh site" He/she is probably getting loads of hits.[/QUOTE] Facebook will buy it eventually.

[QUOTE=miceiken;33403199]Looks good but [url]http://www.uploadify.com/[/url][/QUOTE] Not a fan of flash uploaders.

I'm working on a Wikipedia related idea. Will tell more soon, if it works out.

[QUOTE=shcKr-;33417669]Facebook will buy it eventually.[/QUOTE] there's loads of TLDs, it's not like facebook will buy every one of them

[QUOTE=shcKr-;33417669]Facebook will buy it eventually.[/QUOTE] Then more people will buy facebook.* addresses and hope Facebook buys them. There isn't much point, most people either go to facebook.com or just search Facebook in Google.

Here's a little teaser [img]http://gabrielecirulli.com/p/20111124-193204.png[/img]

[url]http://pastest.heroku.com[/url] I made my first webdev thing! [img]http://www.facepunch.com/fp/emoot/haw.gif[/img] I've wanted to learn Ruby properly for a while, so I decided to create a pastebin-clone. I still need to do an actual design, but at least I have a decent back-end. Right now the major features are private paste support (the checkbox), syntax highlighting with selectable language (also plain text) and temporary paste "ownership" (only lasts for the session). I'm using Ruby with [url=http://www.sinatrarb.com/]Sinatra[/url] as the framework, [url=http://datamapper.org/]DataMapper[/url] as the ORM and [url=http://haml-lang.com/]#haml[/url] as the template engine. Later I'll probably use [url=http://sass-lang.com/]Sass[/url] instead of CSS. It should be pretty secure as-is, all psql arguments are as parameters and all output in templates is html-encoded. Sessions only store a cookie with an ID, everything else is on the database. Any ideas for features I could add?

Nice job :) Some suggestions: make it so you can create an account and save pastes. Also, a commenting feature would be pretty good where you can reply to others' pastes and fork them. Anyway, I recently stumbled upon [url=http://laravel.com/]Laravel[/url]. It looks pretty awesome, I might use it for some of my apps as they're becoming a mess (I use a custom library of classes, nothing special). Anyone tried Laravel before?

No idea but Lobster is an instant -1 from me. :v:

[QUOTE=jaybuz;33420671]No idea but Lobster is an instant -1 from me. :v:[/QUOTE] You racist. That's lobster v2 :v:

[QUOTE=raBBish;33419041][url]http://pastest.heroku.com[/url] I made my first webdev thing! [img]http://www.facepunch.com/fp/emoot/haw.gif[/img] I've wanted to learn Ruby properly for a while, so I decided to create a pastebin-clone. I still need to do an actual design, but at least I have a decent back-end. Right now the major features are private paste support (the checkbox), syntax highlighting with selectable language (also plain text) and temporary paste "ownership" (only lasts for the session). I'm using Ruby with [url=http://www.sinatrarb.com/]Sinatra[/url] as the framework, [url=http://datamapper.org/]DataMapper[/url] as the ORM and [url=http://haml-lang.com/]#haml[/url] as the template engine. Later I'll probably use [url=http://sass-lang.com/]Sass[/url] instead of CSS. It should be pretty secure as-is, all psql arguments are as parameters and all output in templates is html-encoded. Sessions only store a cookie with an ID, everything else is on the database. Any ideas for features I could add?[/QUOTE] Any reason you're using DataMapper instead of ActiveRecord?

Not really, no. Any reason to switch? Updated the layout a bit, so it's remotely usable now!

This crap [url=http://4stor.com/nI9q][img]http://4stor.com/images/nI9q.png[/img][/url] Progress!

[QUOTE=shcKr-;33417669]Facebook will buy it eventually.[/QUOTE] No, they'll file a complaint and get it revoked from that guy. Look at the recent news with youtbe.com and youtub.com

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