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All you need to do is make an FTP account for your programmer, give him the username/password and he can use third-party software to upload the files. You might have to do a little configuring for him (Such as creating an SQL database, but all of that is really simple).

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: What third-party services/libraries exist for user registration forms? I'm looking for any existing services/libraries (PHP preferrably) that I can implement into my existing solution (wordpress/symfony)

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