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  1. Hi all! 

    I'm Jared and I am the last remaining owner of the once-popular pet site "ChibiPaws". It has been out of development for quite some time now because I simply do not have the time to work on it. It has been a one-man show for the most part. Therefore, I'm looking to sell it on to owners that are more willing to put the time and effort into the development of the site. 

    As the site stands, it is not open to the public for use since it is not fully completed. However, all important aspects such as the user system, pet system, item system, forums, admin center, support ticketing, etc, are 95-100% completed. There are also some games completed. There are tons of items, pets, and other images still available for use. 

    There is actually still users checking up on the site every so often, so I know the user base is still aware that the site exists but I, sadly, cannot provide the same experience as before. 

    The entirely of the databases, files, and domain are included in this sale. If anyone is interested, please let me know. You can contact me here for the easiest response. 

    Website: https://www.chibipaws.com/ 

    - Jared

  2. Interesting replies. 

    Personally, I use a Mac program called Coda by Panic. It's not exactly cheap, but you get a lifetime license with it. It has tons of pre-built features, as well as extensions that can extend on what it already does. I think I like the built-in server access (file, terminal, SQL, and source control) that doesn't require a separate extension/program to do. 

    However, if I'm editing a single file, I'll do like mentioned above and use Notepad++. It's quick and easy to make changes. 

  3. I've experimented with using version control recently in the event I bring in another developer to help with coding. The problem I have with using version control is just the fact that if I make a change with the file, I have to save it, commit it, and then push it to the repo for the live website to show the changes. It seems like a really tedious process especially if you have to trial-and-error the code. 

    From what I can tell, the solution to this is to have a local server that you can run the scripts on. However, when a script requires the database to connect to, you'd either have to have a local database copy (gotta make sure it's up-to-date) or open MySQL's port and connect remotely. 

    I just feel like it's too much hassle just to keep up with version control as compared to the benefits, unless you're a rather large sized project. 

  4. I'll join in!

    • I'm 24 years old. I'll be 25 in February. 
    • I'm a guy.
    • I live in Louisiana, US. I'll be moving to Colorado sometime next year.
    • I'm currently an IT consultant/network "specialist". I have an associates degree in IT Networking. I'm planning on moving from my current consulting role to a systems/network administrator role with a hosting firm.
    • We have 2 adorable cats. Their names are Weezy and Cleocatra. :face_cat:
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  5. Personally, I believe pet sites should have a death aspect with them. Essentially, it allows for the user to have more possibilities of what could happen with their pet while they own it. If a pet doesn't die, not only isn't it as realistic, but most people will just create a pet and leave it be. I think that could get a bit boring after a while.

    Now, don't get me wrong about one thing. If a pet site has tons of things to do with your pet that alters several aspects of it already, adding death may just a little too much for a user to worry about. Too much for the user to worry about makes for a less enjoyable game.

  6. Hi guys,

    I'm looking to find a intermediate-level PHP programmer to help me finish recoding vital aspects of my virtual pet site, ChibiPaws. I have majority of the critical communication-related parts coded, so now I just need to finish a few of the systems, like pets and inventory item processing tasks. 

    Essentially, I'd like to hire someone to be able to help every so often when my workload is too high. You'd be considered part of the staff of the website. If required, we can negotiate how much you wish to be paid for your services.

    I know this posting may be a bit vague, but let me know if anyone has any questions. I'd be happy to answer any. :-)

    Thanks,
    Jared

  7. Just now, Digital said:

    Very cool, cannot say I am familiar with it, but I am sure some of the other members here are. I hope you find what you need help with, we have quite the group of members who are always willing to help.

    Welcome!

    Thanks! I’m looking forward to getting involved here. The community seems much better already. 

  8. 2 minutes ago, Digital said:

    Welcome @Jared!

    What game do you own?

    Hi!

    I founded the website called ChibiPaws. It was fairly active some years back but fell into disrepair by the management at the time. I’m currently recoding it with the intention of finding some help and here as an alternative to VPL. 

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