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[edward potter]

May I suggest you get an Intern(s)  from a local college to give you a hand?

There are 1000's of students hitting the streets this Summer looking
for Internships. Yes, they do work for free (but hey, give them a few
$$$s), they need it for their resumes, and sometimes schools will give
them credit. And almost all colleges teach a PHP/scripting course.

-ed  :-)

On 4/28/06, Keith Casey <mailinglists at caseysoftware.com> wrote:
> I just got a steaming pile of PHP dropped in my lap which - as far as
> I can tell - has no classes, 100+ functions, lots of globals, nothing
> resembling security and/or input filtering, a rather large user base,
> and a hitlist of new requirements/requests.  Help!
>
> Alright, got that out of the way...
>
> Now I'm trying to do some analysis to figure out which functions and
> variables are/aren't being used, the general flow of the code, and
> some basic metrics.  Something like PMD or Perl::Critic (I think)
> would be the ideal, but now I'd just be happy with something beyond my
> mediocre grepping skills.
>
> I've dug around and found this -
> http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.tools.php/msg00038.html
> - which doesn't bode well, but I thought maybe someone around here
> would know some more...  ideas?
>
> --
> Keith Casey
> CEO, http://CaseySoftware.com
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