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  1. not yet, but sounds like a nice idea. Most of the hackerspaces I've heard of, have rfid systems for unlocking the doors, so I suppose it's just the beginning... rfid secret decoder rings...
  2. Some people have been gathered and a website was build to let anyone show his interest: http://mystharbor.com We have gone ..further
  3. Hi all, I have built a website/application which role is similar to a business directory. Business owners register, create profiles for their businesses and update. The entire system is built on Symfony 2 which was lately updated to v2.3 which is great ! I feel very happy and proud by using symfony. Considering the traffic which has been increased over time, I am thinking to build a reservation/booking system over the already existing application. What I want to do is: The business owner, for example a hairdresser shop owner, should be able to register his own business giving many details (address, rates, working hours etc.) and automatically a profile is built with a personal alias " ....../mybusiness " The business owner should be able to set working hours and off-dates (vacations, public holidays etc.) for his business The business owner should be able to set more than one spaces to reserve on his business (for example there are 3 hairdressers which can be booked at the same time => you should be able to choose "George" , "Mary" etc.) The business owner should be able to view the profile of the client and approve or deny the reservation upon his will The client should be able to secure register to website The client should be able to request dates and times from a shop and see availability and prices. The client should be able to follow the profile of the business to be instantly informed of discounts and offers The client should be able to request a reservation/booking from a specific space (for example for a collaboration space he should be able to request a workstation position "SIT-A1" booking for Tuesday 3/4/13 05.00 - 07.00 pm) Currently there will not be any online payment service, but If this application goes well, I will develop a similar solution. I am not an advanced/professional developer but I am learning fast. I wish to build a very minimal and fast kind of solution for the client and the business owner expanding my Symfony2 website. The reason I am posting this is that I do not know which path should I take. My mind goes to a PHP/Mysql solution, where new entities will be built: - possibly a Bookings table/entity -> each row will contain the business Id, the reservation start/end dates, the client id etc., The client will request dates from the website, a query will be executed and If the "Seats" are free, the system will inform the client "This seats can be booked, please press next to confirm" or "The current seats are not available at the time you requested, please try another time". Then the client could proceed and confirm the reservation. The business owner will receive an email with the client's data and requested dates and will have the chance to approve/deny them. I am thinking that a calendar view will be needed for both parties, client and owner. I have never done something similar before and I have no idea how could I do this. Probably a javascript calendar framework ? Or a custom created calendar ? I would like to hear your opinions ! What's your experience ?
  4. Hi all, I have developed a website for a personal project in a specific language on Symfony2. It usually takes a long time for everything to program because I like to follow safe approaches in developing code, even If it's the silliest things. My plan now, is to implement my directory business website - let's say musical instrument companies - so that everyone from all over the world could create an account and register their business. What I have done, is that I have implemented everything from scratch: A Security bundle, some basic entities like Business {name, location, phone, email, information, etc.}, BusinessCategory {name, information etc.} and some custom but simple relationships between them. The user can successfully register for an account and then register their business. I have also implemented translations for every word or phrase that is being shown on the website by using a locale in config.yml and some custom translations for English and let's say Chinese or Spanish. The user can click on a link "English" or "Spanish" and everything gets translated to selected language and the website alias changes from website.com/en to website.com/es. My next steps are: - I want the user to be able to register in English or Spanish. Right now, there is only one entry for that Business in the mysql database and translations exist only for the website text. I want the user to be able to enter the English data and the Spanish data for the same fields for example the "name" of the business, the address etc. That will need possibly 2 entries with a different locale and the same business. - I want the website to align with label translations currently existing with the user's translations. This means that when you choose "spanish" you will get everything translated in Spanish AND the Spanish row for that business. - I want to use the domains I have purchased for language If possible: Website.com, Website.es, Website.it etc. I would like someone to enter website.it in the address bar of the browser and get automatically everything in Italian. My main concerns are: - If I use the translatable bundle, an additional row will be created for every business. How will they be connected? I mean, the X business with an ID 1234 will be in Spanish and the same one with name translated to Y will have an ID 1235. How will symfony2 know that these two businesses are the same one in a different locale ? - What will happen to the joined tables? The User table is linked to the Business table which is linked to the Group table. If I use the translatable extension for the Business table only, how will it affect the other ones ? Thanks for reading !
  5. If anyone is interested, pm me and I will show you my work.
  6. I do not see any interest so I suppose I must take seriously what Jessica and Kevin said. So I will come up with something handy.
  7. If you say it to help, well thanks. It's good to hear your opinion and Kevin's too. It's helping me to see what's wrong with my request here. No offence here.
  8. How do you meet unknown people that you would like to cooperate to something ? I suppose by talking. Can't see what is wrong with talking. I have many projects that I work on but I didn't mention something about my projects or "recruiting people to work for me". I mentioned a private community that everyone would offer his/her knowledge to the other. So the main subject here is quality knowledge exchange. And you are right, I want to talk to people now to have a chance to form a team. I didn't mean to offend you, so there is no reason to be sarcastic.
  9. The link in the footer you followed is not my employer's site, but a "virtual" business I have built that I use as a portfolio. I work in a great international company as an I.T. also and in parallel I create websites and graphics for others and for me. I am very busy also to dive into a new project. I want to build this community slowly, in my free time along with other people that would like to share the same ideas. I have much to offer but I want to be as much sure as I can for the people.
  10. What made you think that ? And what's the point of starting a new thread with this subject? Makes no sense..
  11. Kevin, I really appreciate your time for explaining these things to me even If I am an unknown person and I have very few posts in this forum. So, taking for granted that everything you say is right, what do you suggest? It will take me months to create something completely new and post it in github or something. If you have something in mind please make a suggestion. I am looking into quality people indeed.
  12. I have created a google form quickly to let everyone that is interested send me a message. If you think I should include or exclude something, please let me know. If you fear that I will use your email for spamming, make a temporary email account. http://bit.ly/XAWuHf
  13. You are absolutely right and this is what I would probably think If I read something like what I have written here. This is not about "I like you and I am trying to convince you to follow me" but "I am doing this and If you want to risk the case that I could be a total liar or a green ork from hell, discuss and decide for yourself". I have enough things to show but they are not to be shared in a public forum. I already said, I do not want to throw the bait on a bunch of people and manipulate to recruit them. I had an idea and I share it with some interesting people or not, cases are that some people might think like me and give a chance to risk and lose 2 hours from their lives. Or maybe not. So your opinion is absolutely right but I also have the right to say I am an astronaut and ask for people to get on my spaceship. It's in the people's hands finally to make the choice.
  14. I already said I am not perfect and I am 1000% sure there are a lot of professionals here that are way more experienced than me in all things. But I am a quick learner and a very creative person. Working on code isn't about everything, there are diy electronics and linux administering or war driving (not for illegal purposes) and I can't setup a tremendous project in each section to share my knowledge and let people participate. So, your suggestion is really serious and professional but there's no time to set this up and let it build up. My brain-wiki consists of (with a scale 0 to 5, novice to expert): - C/C++ [4/5] (although a bit rusty cause I have to touch this since university) - SQL [3.5/5] - HTML, CSS [5/5] - PHP [3.5/5] (started to learn PHP almost 1.5 years ago, but made a great progress thanks to c++ oop) - Javascript [3/5] - Symfony2 framework [3/5] - I especially love this one. - My university thesis was a software build on C++ Builder entirely by me, so I have worked a lot with oop and threads. I consciously decided to quit Windows programming because I hate M$ - AVR & assembly [4/5] - I have created many projects with AVRs in C but put a lot of assembly in it. Also I have advanced knowledge of programming a motorola MC68000 directly. - Linux administration [3.5/5] - Followed this as a hobby since I was 15 yrs old - I also work as a professional in a big international company by administering Windows and Active Directory. I have many projects to accomplish each year, especially with security. - I have a great experience with computer hardware. I have worked also as a technician and I have fixed several pieces of hardware with my (soldering) gun - ...And much more Hope this helps you see my proposal from a different perspective.
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