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So far i know about maybe garage sales, and dollar stores, but i dont think that will work to great, maybe it will i dont know. We have a perfectly good Lounge where you can ask non-game related questions. Before this thing gets closed or deleted, I want to say I think that's one of the worst ideas I've heard of. Most people who sell stuff on e-bay already had businesses or just use it to reach more people than they would with just a store on the side of the road. Another reason why it wouldn't be smart is you wouldn't have a steady income. I recommend getting a job.

PHP is a server-side language and is impossible to make any sort of games with except text games. It's like making a book by cutting out small pieces of paper which you've written stuff on and glue the pieces on a bigger paper many times until you have a page.

The difference is that the example I just told may work. Javascript/Java/Flash/other language would be a better choice. If you still want to stick to PHP, I think there is an actual language of PHP like C++ with OOP aswell. I found some information about it. Quote: Original post by password PHP is a server-side language and is impossible to make any sort of games with except text games. It's like making a book by cutting out small pieces of paper which you've written stuff on and glue the pieces on a bigger paper many times until you have a page.

The difference is that the example I just told may work. Javascript/Java/Flash/other language would be a better choice. If you still want to stick to PHP, I think there is an actual language of PHP like C++ with OOP aswell.

I found some information about it: Don't agree with your generalisation. It is not true, you can create data driven games in which you want all the mechanics to happen on the server. Think of the back-end of an rpg server or consider oilfight.com. Descargar Driver Epson Stylus Tx110 Para Windows Xp more.

With a good combination of javascript,css,html,php you can really make something nice. Quote: Original post by dawidjoubert Don't agree with your generalisation. It is not true, you can create data driven games in which you want all the mechanics to happen on the server. Think of the back-end of an rpg server or consider oilfight.com. With a good combination of javascript,css,html,php you can really make something nice. A game like the one you mentioned now is what I was referring to when I mentioned text games.

Crush It Gary Vaynerchuk Pdf Printer on this page. I never said that it's impossible to make a server based game. I agree that making a game using javascript and PHP could result in something cool, especially if you're experienced. But I was referring to the possibility of making a game using PHP alone and of course HTML/XHTML as the base. Without the javascript in this case the whole interactive part is lost, because there is no client interaction.

As I am quite advanced in my knowledge of php and I want this book for a particular purpose I have in mind, I am glad to have gotten it. However, I noticed after I bought the book that there were negative comments about it and I thought I would write my opinion about it which people might find helpful. This book is providing me with information about game programming which is unavailable elsewhere (to my knowledge). So it is valuable for me. However, it is very, very poorly written, poorly proofread and the author uses coding conventions in a lazy and inept way.

For a novice programmer, it would be a waste of money and would likely result in frustration and returning of the book. In addition, the author continually repeats obvious points, and glosses over difficult concepts, or simply says, 'remember, all this code is provided on the cd.' Just to prove the inanity of this author, here is the complete text of his 'readme' file which is usually provided on a cd with instructions on how to use the examples: 'These are examples from the book. Use the code however you wish.' Anyway, I'm glad I have the book and am limping slowly forward through the code. He is doing things I've never done, so I am learning, but I would strongly caution any newbie against buying this book.