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[PHP] Framework development

874 views · started by Bman ·
#1
[PHP] Framework development
Come on guys. This is our opportunity to make LG Big again, if we can make enough scripts, Alex stated that he will make the Framework and the basic scripts public/Underground bronze, and I think it would be totally great if we can do this, if not I will do it myself.

Just tell me some games, or post the httpheaders for them, along with a way to verified if its logged in, and I will try to add it into the framework...

I already have crysandrea, Neopets is a work in progress... lets see if you can add atleast 5 :D

Or atleast we can make some scripts.
#2
But making bots is boriiiinnnnnnnggggggggggg. plus i'm busy with a plan. :P
#3
Yea actually it is.

Whats the Plan chad :O
#4
Need to make one not in PHP, or buy ioncube. So that we can encrypt scripts that we dont want the source out to.
#5
I might have found a nice encryption script thats free. Called POBS. Im going to try and implement it into the framework and see how it turns out.
#6
Mk that one didnt turn out to well so im trying a different one called Zend guard. We will have to include the zend optimizer (which is what executes the encrypted files from zend guard ) in the framework if this works out.
#7
Well, that didnt work out. Might need to make our own encryption algorithm. Or we could just make it in a different language and make it read multiple languages.
#8
Sk8er wrote:
Well, that didnt work out. Might need to make our own encryption algorithm. Or we could just make it in a different language and make it read multiple languages.


I second this.
#9
Simply use any language you're comfortable with, make your own scripting classes so you can sparse custom scripts, and encrypt them.
#10
We dont want all of them encrypted though.

But i did start on new framework. In java. In this we can create our own functions to decrypt bots and encrypt them. And i can possibly incorporate a web server on it so that it can run the php apps too ;D
#11
I'm down with idea because I love java. It's like a mixture of PHP and C# which are really close together and a few other languages.
#12
Well im back now, just read the thread... It seems nice, but I blow at java, Might as well learn it :D

I was going to learn C# but ugh, cant find some good tutorials...
#13
You don't need tutorials. Best way is to learn from your mistakes.
#14
Yea... Im kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place now...

Im getting kinda good at PHP, im understanding it really good. And java is pretty much alike, im just wondering if its a waste of time to learn.
#15
You should just learn OOP. Once you know OOP, you can just apply it to most of the high level languages easily. For example, I can program in basically any of the most known programming languages even if I don't know it. All I have to do is Google the core libraries and apply my OOP knowledge.
#16
Alex was telling me the same thing :)
#17
Riddle wrote:
You should just learn OOP. Once you know OOP, you can just apply it to most of the high level languages easily. For example, I can program in basically any of the most known programming languages even if I don't know it. All I have to do is Google the core libraries and apply my OOP knowledge.


What I do. I know C#, Java, really well and OOP. as for other languages I just google the equivalent.
#18
Riddle wrote:
You should just learn OOP. Once you know OOP, you can just apply it to most of the high level languages easily. For example, I can program in basically any of the most known programming languages even if I don't know it. All I have to do is Google the core libraries and apply my OOP knowledge.
Most languages stick to nearly the same thing. A few things changed here and there but there pretty close which is awesome :D