Job Trade Center

I started promoting my website but I got a warning from google saying that my site has a virus. I don't understand how can that be if I coded it my self. I already check it with many antiviruses that didn't find anything so I don't know what to do now. I think I will have to move it to a different hosting provider or do some more research.

My website is ready and tested. Now it is published in its own domain and hosting. It took me a while to learn about this but it was worth it. I think this skills I am learning could help me develop other stuff.

Now my plan is to advertise it. I will try google or facebook, even though I also have to learn that from scratch.

Developing the views proved to be more difficult than I thought. As I am a mathematitian with very little knowledge in graphic design I had to learn about that as well. I think the frontend looks very decent now but I'm sure it can be improved. I will work on that while testing.

Today I could finally say that functionality is ready. I decided to go with CakePHP. I created a frontend and a backend. They are both working fine so far. I think I still need to test it some more but I need more people for that. In the meantime I will start working in the views.

I finished the design of the website. Now I know how it should work and with the little coding I am learning I think I can put it together. I have to find the right programming language for my design and start making it real. Apparently there are many websites like mine out there so mine has to have a difference to make it attractive for new users.

I went jobless for more than I could bear so I started thinking about what to do with my life. I found many websites that promotes jobs and hires but most of them charge you a commission for your work or charge you a periodic fee wheather you use it or not.

Then I came up with this idea of creating a jobs website myself. One where you don't have to pay commission for your work and you can negotiate paymets directly with the other party.

I knew I had to learn how to code, so that's where I started.