mlbfan
10-23-2001, 07:16 AM
My name is Sean Holtz and I am the webmaster for baseball-almanac.com - A FutureQuest site that has been here since the beginning of time :)
Chris Scollo is an author of php programming books who wrote a few hardcore scripts for my site. He was recently taken out of the writing field and given a programming job with a company in Germany.
If you are fan of baseball and / or want to assist writing some additional scripts please contact me. Class files have already been created and documented for every table in my database system and the existing scripts could "probably" be easily modified for some of my new needs.
No database work need to be done as I'm comfortable in mySQL. I have absolutely no knowledge of php though and would love to learn - but running a site by yourself can be overwhelming enough without making more time to learn another scripting language.
Pay? Probably not much at all as banner revenue has never even come close to covering the costs of a site using nearly 40GB of bandwidth a month. It would, however, serve as a great resume item (my previous programmer used the scripts as demonstrations of his work when applying for the new job) and the experience would be challenging.
Please write soon!
Sean Holtz, Baseball Almanac
http://www.baseball-almanac.com
"Where what happened yesterday is being preserved today."
Chris Scollo is an author of php programming books who wrote a few hardcore scripts for my site. He was recently taken out of the writing field and given a programming job with a company in Germany.
If you are fan of baseball and / or want to assist writing some additional scripts please contact me. Class files have already been created and documented for every table in my database system and the existing scripts could "probably" be easily modified for some of my new needs.
No database work need to be done as I'm comfortable in mySQL. I have absolutely no knowledge of php though and would love to learn - but running a site by yourself can be overwhelming enough without making more time to learn another scripting language.
Pay? Probably not much at all as banner revenue has never even come close to covering the costs of a site using nearly 40GB of bandwidth a month. It would, however, serve as a great resume item (my previous programmer used the scripts as demonstrations of his work when applying for the new job) and the experience would be challenging.
Please write soon!
Sean Holtz, Baseball Almanac
http://www.baseball-almanac.com
"Where what happened yesterday is being preserved today."