Re: How much for a topsite?
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Originally Posted by
ACADEMiC
gtfo. you're obviously high.
It doesn't take you a whole lot of effort to design/develop/implement a Habbo API. Care to elaborate, upon your thoughts on what brought you to your interesting calculation?
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Look, I'm not saying MVC is a useless framework, because it isn't at all. Obviously you have made a few desktop applications and/or utilised Objective-C. However, MVC does not suit every applications needs. I'm sure you know that. MVC makes it easy to find bugs instead of it all being connected like a plate of spaghetti. It keeps things separate and neat. Great Concept. Really Good. But.
Like I said MVC is a great concept, but don't keep saying to everyone that MVC is what you need to use. Not only is it wrong, it is confusing to users who do not know what it is. I have seen numerous posts of you mentioning this.
Your project is unique, and sometimes it won't need MVC. However, it all comes down to what your wants/needs are - Application Design.
I never said that MVC is a solution to everything.
What I said all over these posts, is to get used to OOP, Working in MVC is a good way to learn clean OOP.
Besides, that price isn't even that high.
I work at a Hosting Company, which also does Application Development and they charge you a 750 for a simple fucking blog
and over 1500 for a simple website, or 2000 for a decent website.
I don't think you really understand how economics around web development go..
I've seen Aziz Natour creating websites for 600, 700?
If you ever heard of him.
Re: How much for a topsite?
First of all, all of you children complaining about a price in the upper hundreds can go on a time-out. The company I work for charges $125/hour for custom work. For full builds, it can get into the upper thousands. With those prices, obviously comes quality; quality you're probably not going to find lurking around Ragezone, unfortunately (not someone who's actually willing to take on a client, anyway).
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Originally Posted by
jur13n
No MVC?
Where is the doctype?
Where is the html, head, body...
No labels?
Pfft. go away
and just exactly who the hell are you? Jumping on someone for a small portion of code they provided; sorry if he doesn't include the doctype and html tags in a small portion of code, perhaps he recognized the fact that anyone with half of a brain can fill that part of the document in themselves?
If I wasn't as mature as I am, I'd direct people to take a look at my portfolio before visiting yours. They might notice some similarities (and major downfall of quality, quite frankly). Definitely not the portfolio of someone who should be running around criticizing people on their websites.
In conclusion: In the real world, you'll be paying in the neighborhood of thousands for a project such as this one, but you won't find someone from the "real world" looking for work here. So your best bet is to settle for the cheap prices and live with the quality you paid for..
Re: How much for a topsite?
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Originally Posted by
jur13n
I never said that MVC is a solution to everything.
What I said all over these posts, is to get used to OOP, Working in MVC is a good way to learn clean OOP.
Besides, that price isn't even that high.
I work at a Hosting Company, which also does Application Development and they charge you a 750 for a simple fucking blog
and over 1500 for a simple website, or 2000 for a decent website.
I don't think you really understand how economics around web development go..
I've seen Aziz Natour creating websites for 600, 700?
If you ever heard of him.
No, not exactly. However you strongly implied it. Be careful what you say.
Re: How much for a topsite?
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Originally Posted by
Chris
First of all, all of you children complaining about a price in the upper hundreds can go on a time-out. The company I work for charges $125/hour for custom work. For full builds, it can get into the upper thousands. With those prices, obviously comes quality; quality you're probably not going to find lurking around Ragezone, unfortunately (not someone who's actually willing to take on a client, anyway).
As I was hinting at in a previous post; it is extremely irritating when less experienced developers/ designers will go and whip away larger projects from bigger competitors in the scene.
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Originally Posted by
Chris
If I wasn't as mature as I am, I'd direct people to take a look at my portfolio before visiting yours. They might notice some similarities...
It's an outright copy, aha. Noticed this when stumbling across some time.
Re: How much for a topsite?
Some weeks ago I designed and coded a simple topsite with votecheck, membership subscription and all regular options.
I needed ~9 hours and my normal freelancer price per hour is 75€.
