PHP and C# Coder Needed to Integrate Two Projects Together ASAP

jcs7alumni

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Here is the deal:

I own two items:

1. Simple Desktop Program in C# (with source code)

- Program compiles PLR articles from a folder, along with user inputs like article titles, book title, summary, etc and turns them into a K1ndle compatible ebook.

2. Simple PHP script run on a membership site that uses the encoding trick with articles.

WHAT I NEED:

I need the functions of the PHP script added to the desktop software and the desktop software updated to PHP for use on a NEW membership site.

OR....if it is easier/more cost effective I need the desktop software updated with the funcions of the PHP script and remain a desktop software with license codes required that I can turn off with a callback etc.

I will expect at the very least to be able to speak to any prospective coders on Skype chat.

I'm ready to get this project done fast, and to be honest each program is not complicated at all and should be simple to combine.

Skype: groogruxking40
 


...and to be honest each program is not complicated at all and should be simple to combine.

I just hate it when clients drop dumb ass lines like that in their offer to scale down the price. If it's that easy - Do it the fuck yourself.
Honestly, ask for an honest offer without dropping lines like that - The decision how hard it is, is not up to you. No offense though!
 
I hope the programs are less confusing than your description.

Not a C# coder though. If I were you I would do it all on the website though (yeah creates uploads/downloads but less bugs and other crap to worry about), but then I am biased anyway.
 
I just hate it when clients drop dumb ass lines like that in their offer to scale down the price. If it's that easy - Do it the fuck yourself.
Honestly, ask for an honest offer without dropping lines like that - The decision how hard it is, is not up to you. No offense though!

The best is "It's only a 5 min job, I'm sure of it because someone in India told me that".

I agree with Khalil. You have no idea what is hard or easy, what is done or not and what the code in your program is like to dig through. It might have layers upon layers of buried code that will take hours to deconstruct. If your the one that built the program than sure it should be a walk in the park.

Even when someone tells me that I tell them I need to look at what they need me to do.

I hope the programs are less confusing than your description.

Not a C# coder though. If I were you I would do it all on the website though (yeah creates uploads/downloads but less bugs and other crap to worry about), but then I am biased anyway.

That is some solid advice. Why put everything into a desktop application that can disappear with a single catastrophic failure from the local computer?

Make it all via the web and if having a desktop app is REQUIRED then use web services to communicate with the web interface.

However as you might guess that isn't EASY and that isn't CHEAP.