Builders are responsible for things such as creating graphical elements, writing static text, and coding Methods and Dynamic HTML pages. When content is completed (and accepted by the Architect) the Builder then becomes entitled to a share of the profits from the functioning website.
Here's an example:
For the Marketplace of Robots Idea, the Architect has designated that a Builder would receive 15% of profits for the FAQ page.
Once a Builder creates this FAQ page, and that page is approved by the Architect, they will then receive 15% of profits from the site.
Similarly, Builders can earn profits by creating graphics, text, javascript, css, or coding various requirements.
Coded requirements include dynamic html, methods, action handlers, and web services.
They are coded in Java (later other languages as well), compiled by The Othernet, and run within The Othernet itself.
Video Tutorials
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Building 1 - Hello World |
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Building 2 - Display Time |
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Building 3 - Public Wall |
