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Hey gang, a friend of mine is looking for someone to help him out as he learns Ruby on Rails + some essential system administration tasks. His name is Peter Scheyer. Here's the information he gave me, copied and pasted: ----- I want to have my own craigslist duplicate up and running, hosted, and serving the web. I have a bunch of other features to add, but that's a stupidly easy task (all been done before on https://github.com/railslist/craigslist-clone). I just don't have time right now to do it myself and haven't handled all the backend stuff before, and want someone to walk me through it. I'll negotiate payment with those interested, half up front and half upon completion or 4 weeks' time, whichever comes first. I want it to be a legal website to operate as a business, so I'll want an explanation of how to take code off github and license it properly. I want to be walked through the whole thing, from finding a host, to registering the domain name, to putting code on the server, to editing the code once it's running. If the other person wants to make a blog post out of the process and send me a link, that's fine- i just want a single coherent explanation of how to go from code to web site. I want to be able to take payments on the website, but if that is annoying then we can make it into part 2 of the project. ---- If you're interested, email him off-list at pscheyer at gmail.com. It looks like he's confusing the amount of, and distribution of, the task ahead (he seems to think the installation will be more challenging and time consuming than adding features, for example) but Peter is a good guy, he's smart (Harvard graduate) and most importantly I wouldn't be forwarding this if I thought it was going to be a Charlie Foxtrot. Cheers, Dan
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