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Dev Log #1 Just added the first of (hopefully) many development logs for building Ghost. With the apparent interest a lot of people showed at the idea of an open-source pet site CMS, I thought it would be a good idea to give it another run. I do prefer building with Laravel rather than a custom framework, so figured I'd stick with Ghost and help out here-and-there with the CMS TGL is building. Also thought it would be a good idea to update this topic as I expand and work on various projects. Off course the easiest way would be to subscribe to http://imagine17.com to keep up-to-date

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I second the agreement with Vue.js. I love using it, it's so easy to pick up and makes a project a lot more dynamic. I also use momentjs for date manipulation which is another good one.

This is great! I had previously started working on a Petsite CMS I had called Ghost (after the term Ghostwriter) which I was building on Laravel 4. Recently I had decided that I was going to go back to the project, restart on Laravel 5 and build it for a '100 Day Challenge'; I'm not sure what I'd be able to offer to the CMS TGL (as I am still going to build Ghost and run that challenge, I have a plan to start it in the middle of May when I have the time), but would still be up for assisting if any help is needed here and there. Hope this goes well!

Another vote for PHP and Laravel. I started working with PHP as it was the easiest one to start with and get setup, plus the information online was just really easy to learn and I took no time in picking up the basics really quickly. I still remember the first moment I got my script to echo the obvious 'Hello World', and when I first connected a database to to output some records. It was such a rush. I'm glad I still get that rush (although with more complicated tasks now!). I have also recently started using Meteor, which I would highly recommend if anyone wants to try something new. It's a lot of fun to work with and you can do some amazing things with it!

http://imagine17.com Status: Available Price: £15 per hour Contact: business[at]imagine17.com I have previously worked as a WordPress developer, taking designers ideas from images to fully responsive sites; built on Bootstrap, Foundation or a custom CSS framework. More recently I have also started working with Vue.js to enable a better and more responsive user experience on the frontend. On the backend I have experience working with PHP and the Laravel framework (version 4 and 5). Current Client(s): Mystfell - Building the project on Laravel 5.4 with Vue.js and a custom CSS framework. Project(s): Fanhaus - A fansite for the YouTube channel Funhaus.

But I guess the only data you'd be sending would be the token (to confirm the request is correct and for which user) and then the data. As long as what data is being sent over to the Game Owner is clear and understood there should be no problem. Data could be the number of points, the event with an array of participants etc. I don't see there being any problem with such a thing as long as everything is understood on both ends. And from a programming stand point, something like this would not be difficult to develop. If it gets up and running I would also be interested in integrating it in my in-development game.

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Think this is a great idea! Was thinking about a good way to implement it as well (been working on security features for my site so this was a good thing to try and figure out as well): Game Owner agrees to allow this functionality. Somewhere on a user's profile they request to connect to the Game Owner's game. They enter their user id / username / email address and hit request access. An api request is sent to the Game Owner's game. A unique token is generated, this is then hashed and saved in the Game Owner's game database alongside the user id / username / email address. The token is sent back to the forums unhashed. Now the forums have a unique token for the user (which should be secure?) and can do whatever they please! I believe this should be a pretty secure way to go about it, though if anyone thinks differently please share! I'm always happy to be corrected when it comes to security.

Hello! I found this site through the #virtualpet on Twitter. Decided to join because I am no longer happy with VPL and wanted to try something new.