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Make it so "modules" need a specific class name and methods to render a view Have these "modules" have a specific namespace setup Have the core app register these namespaces on generic routes to load the "modules" This way you can have composer autoloader in it or the old fashioned FTP with a custom autoloader to have a solution for those who don't use composer too. It would involve you writing guidelines to creating modules and handling modules but would be a smooth experience to game owners managing them.

This is pretty cool - I'm going to check this out

Alright so it's on Amazon for £17. You're about 7 hours away from me by train, so might have to get a 1hr flight to Manchester, then get a train. MakeWebGames, should I?

Maybe I'll order some and come to Bolton with a camera.... 🤔

Invest into a $5/month VPS my dude - DigitalOcean

I think that's now @WarMad

Still giving the same error. Check for account_id key before performing the query. If it doesn't exist, redirect to login.

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Damn... Rest easy friend. I recently spoke to him on February 07, 2019 😞

LMAO we should meet up again

This will need a further discussion with anyone reputable willing to take the job and you're willing to pay (this will be priced over $5,000 to anyone who knows what they are doing) so I hope you have a budget for that. Before you hire someone, check their portfolio to see if they are capable of delivering such a large project on time and offer good support - you'll probably want to enquire about an SLA. Also, what does this have to do with makewebgames?

Holy shit, I am envious.

> A shim is to fill a gap, nothing temporary about it. Nothing more permanent than a temporary fix.

Yikes, that upload 😞 rip

We used to do it for inbound API requests and some outbound API requests in my previous workplace but we used MongoDB to store it since JSON stores very nicely there (also very easy to search compared to MySQL Json fields)