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I have been very busy with work in the past year and have not updated my blog seriously. I am sorry to all my friends. What I want to share today is not about technology, but about the local and open source description of the app that my friends and I worked on for more than two months! The content includes Android source code, IOS source code, and background source code. The backend is written in php and CodeIgniter framework.
This app is a bit similar to Meituan/Dianping. It has all the O2O things. Among them is an errand running
function, where you pay to hire others to do a small job and you will be paid after the work is done! The business process is the same as taking a taxi.
Let’s just look at cloud collaboration. The early writing is quite standardized, the interface document
fir download link
You can’t use the IOS version because you download it, but as you can see from the screenshots, we have iterated on several versions:
Why open source?
Let’s talk about this issue next. This project was originally a cooperation with Zhejiang Solingke Network Co., Ltd., but now because of repeated requests for money to no avail, I have seen that the results of two or three months of hard work of my brothers day and night have been misappropriated. , I am really angry. Let me talk to you about the causes and consequences of this.
I took on this project with a friend from Hangzhou. The real employer is Mr. P. Mr. P found Xu Moumou, the boss of Lingke Network, to do this. Then Mr. Xu outsourced three-quarters of the workload to us. They were only responsible for a backend. Of course, they were responsible for product design and UI. There is nothing wrong with this! At that time, the company Soulingke probably had two artists, a backend, and Xu himself. One of the artists, who was in charge of this local business, left while working, and then came back two or three months later. So don’t blame the programmer if the app is a bit shabby.
When signing the contract, because Mr. P is an amateur, he always thought that it would be done in ten days or so. This has a direct impact. When we signed the contract with Xu, the time was quite tight, and it took 50 working days to complete. Everyone who is a programmer knows this, but the result is a delay. It is impossible to get it done within 50 days. Before 2016, they had to run errands on this module. There were problems in the original design of this module, and many of the logic did not match up. Xu Moumou was quite busy and couldn't take care of this. Then just bite the bullet and do it, Zajia sleeps on the train and writes the backstage in one morning. I went home during the Chinese New Year and helped my Android friends. I haven't lived well in the new year, and I haven't given the money I promised. Xu Moumou said that Mr. P did not give him any money. But when we signed the contract with Xu, we had to pay an interim payment before doing the legwork. Who asked us to postpone it? We didn't pursue this matter according to the contract. . .
The story happened around March 15, 2016. Mr. P came to Hangzhou in person with some yuan to supervise the war. I made an oath and a vow to give my little friend a lot of blood and work hard! The original date was the 15th, to accept what we made and then pay. (Note that it was already a mess at this time. We were supposed to ask Mr. Xu for money, but Mr. Xu said that the things were not finished, and P would not give him the money, and there was nothing he could do. P was always eager to ask for things, so he had to urge him directly. Our team)
As a result, on the 15th, Xu Moumou asked us to stop all development work and hand over the source code to him. They will be responsible for the follow-up, and we will not be in charge of it. Of course we don't want to, we just want things without giving money. After a lot of fighting, Xu promised to give us money, every cent of it. He also scolded Zajia. Later I found out that Xu’s family had hired someone, one for Android and one for iOS. Although the iOS company left quickly, the iOS code handed over to us could not be accepted, and the other party refused to pay because they could not find someone to accept it.
It has been more than two months since we handed over the code, and asking for money has been fruitless. To be continued. . .
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