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Do you know a CMS that can be adapted to a freelance exchange?
3 types of user groups:
moderators, customers, performers
The last two have their own personal pages. Reviews.
Customers publish recordings to which performers can respond.
// For the purposes described above, any blog or forum engine could be used, but the following could hardly be implemented on them...
If the customer accepts the contractor's bid, their own project zone (correspondence) opens for them, while both people are outside the project cannot intersect.
So. Do you know a CMS that can be adapted to a freelance exchange?
Don't misunderstand... I would write in pure php myself (and very dirty), but I don't want to suffer any more nonsense...
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CMF Drupal
Almost everything can be done on ready-made modules without the need to write code.
3 types of user groups:It's out of the box
moderators, customers, performers
The last two have their own personal pages. Reviews.For reviews, you will need to create a new type of material (in the admin panel, not in code).
Customers publish recordings to which performers can respond.Entries can be made a separate material, and reviews - either comments, as is the case in many exchanges, or also separate materials
If the customer accepts the contractor's bid, their own project zone (correspondence) is opened for them, and both people cannot intersect outside the project.There is either a new type of material (project) with the possibility of correspondence in it, or a trigger like "if there are active works between users, allow correspondence"
Do you think writing your own in PHP is nonsense?
If you know how to write, then write better than any CMS.
Rewriting another cms will take more effort than when you write from scratch
Any blog or forum engine could be used for the purposes described above, but the following could hardly be implemented on them...
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