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Thanks purebasic team, community and supporters!

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:50 am
by CadeX
I spent roughly an entire month working on a request someone sent in for me to write them a program... It was a very big and difficult program to write, but it was well worth it in the end. Let's just say i made very low in quad-digits :D (Roughly $1,000AU) All i can say now, is thankyou to the purebasic team and community and all of its supporters! There isn't really much i can do to help out, so i'm purchasing another copy of purebasic just for the heck of it. Hope the donation helps, and again, Thanks!

CadeX!

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 2:59 pm
by srod
No bad for a months coding I would say!

Well done.

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 4:29 pm
by GeoTrail
Nice CadeX.
And welcome to the community :)

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:24 pm
by thefool
Yeh purebasic has earned itself for me too :)

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:54 pm
by GeoTrail
can't say the same here. haven't done any commercial work, yet :)

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:06 pm
by thamarok
GeoTrail wrote:can't say the same here. haven't done any commercial work, yet :)
Hey, what's up my Linux brother? :D
I am sure that you and me are going to profit with PB, after Fred adds these commands :wink: :

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CreateMoney(Amount, Currency, Credit_Card_Number)
StealMoney(Forum_User, Amount, Currency, Credit_Card_Number)
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

And some simple code to demonstrate how PB 6 works:

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UserID=FindUser("GeoTrail")
If UserID
 StealMoney(UserID, "10.000", #Euro, 1234123412341234)
EndIf
EDIT: Damn! I said PureBasic 6, and I promised Berikco not to tell about it :twisted:

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:26 pm
by GeoTrail
Hehehehe

You're forgetting this lib Fred is making for PB6.1:

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If #No_Coverage
  PayBy.s   = "thamarok"
  PayTo.s   = "GeoTrail"
  Ammount.l = Loop_Until_Empty(PayBy.s)
  PayFine(PayBy.s PayTo.s, Ammount.l)
EndIf

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 1:24 am
by CadeX
Hehe, i don't really like those functions :P

At first they just wanted to see how one client was, so i sold it to them for $10.50, next day i got a phone call, asking for 100 copies of the client. And i'm like, well shizz, aint saying no. So they still payed $10.50 for the rest.

You gota love big companies requesting programs, i sure do. :D

Beleive it or not, commercial requests are a bitch because they keep requesting it to be changed, but if you put a little plan in effect, i'm sure it'll be worth it. For example when they want a change, they have to pay a certain amount for wasting your life and time. :? These guys wanted it changed over 20 times and it drove me mad, so i dumped that on them, and they didn't really care... they were happy to pay the ammount.

Appart from that, commercial applications are great if you have the time. Now if only alot of companies were purchasing this stuff. $$!

Thanks for reading - CadeX.

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 1:30 am
by Intrigued
Congrats!

I just finished working a program that took just a few days (in another language) and I made $650. It really is fun to code and see your creation come to fruition. But to get paid for it ontop of that is just really exciting and rewarding! (a small part of the app. uses some code from PB though!)

Tip to those who want cash-for-apps: Talk to your local businesses in your area (if you have any around you) and show them a demo of program(s) you have, can do. That really can be a quick way to get business.

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 2:16 am
by Dare
Good one, CadeX. Props to you.

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:02 am
by CadeX
Intrigued wrote:Congrats!

I just finished working a program that took just a few days (in another language) and I made $650. It really is fun to code and see your creation come to fruition. But to get paid for it ontop of that is just really exciting and rewarding! (a small part of the app. uses some code from PB though!)

Tip to those who want cash-for-apps: Talk to your local businesses in your area (if you have any around you) and show them a demo of program(s) you have, can do. That really can be a quick way to get business.
Thanks, i'll remember that. I'm about to build up a website of might works, that will come in handy.

Trying to think of useful idea's though. :)