New Platform - Beta Testers and Developers Needed

Anybody interested? I want to see if this improves our security / speed.

If you need people to test the features (or whatever) I can do that. I can't help with development, though.

I have built an MVC framework and ORM made for sites like ours that are heavily attacked by folks. I am using it to build an odd mix between a social network and forums.

I have built an MVC framework and ORM

Look, John, none of that is necessary. Just grab a decent whitepaper on web security and follow it. It'll take a few hours, but then it'll be done.

Which John is this? 

Quote from: John Davis on February 28, 2017, 04:42:25 PM

I have built an MVC framework and ORM

Look, John, none of that is necessary. Just grab a decent whitepaper on web security and follow it. It'll take a few hours, but then it'll be done.

Oh, those are only good if you read them backwards.

That said, yes that will be dealt with as well.

On the same box, with the same load, I'm already seeing pretty dramatic increases in speed.

Search function works great, site is running smooth and well.

I'm willing to help out, if you need more people. Just let me know what I need to do.

What he said

Cool, what are you guys skilled with?

I'm​ good with html/css/js, I can debug php with SQL calls if I know the databases I'm working with. I can't commit to developing a lot from scratch, but with access to code I can identify and work on bugs.

I can make my eyes vibrate.

I'm​ good with html/css/js, I can debug php with SQL calls if I know the databases I'm working with. I can't commit to developing a lot from scratch, but with access to code I can identify and work on bugs.

I've built a system that removes the need for the developer to write any sql calls; all queries are abstracted away from sql (or whatever the datasource may be) and done using a simple crud interface that takes in key value pair arrays.

There is also a permissions proxy wrapping this to disallow queries that the user does not have permissions for.

So to read all the posts named 'cheese', it would be something like
$pm = new PostModel(); $posts = $pm->read(['name'=>'cheese']);


For the html/css/js layer I'm mostly relying on existing templates and doing some small tweaks. It is done in a template system, which makes this easy. When I need to get a good front end ready, I'll likely catch up with you.

Once its ready to be tested etc, I'll give you a shout as well.

Thanks!

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