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If nobody is giving you feedback and you are not willing to learn the reasons people use the PSR standards (as well as others) you will never grow as a developer. Once you have clean code you will find out how much easier it is to follow and feel comfortable with. On top of this you can start writing unit tests which will help as well. You have to make steps though. Release a single module open source. People will give you feedback as well as possibly make pull requests against your code. Don't take things personally, instead take what people say for what it is and learn from it. I am confident you would learn quickly and your code would improve fast if you are willing to put yourself out there a bit to start with.

A new TCAdmin 2 alpha module is available. To install, download the attached tcadmin.zip and unzip the file. Upload the tcadmin directory to ~/components/modules/ and go to Settings > Company > Modules to install it. See attached tcadmin-docs.png screenshot for necessary configurable options for game or voice servers. Many of these options are required, so don't forget to use em! Any comments or suggestions, please post them below. tcadmin.zip

I think you are missing the point of what I am saying. You come across, at least to me, as very combative which is very off putting. I honestly don't think anyone here is attacking you even if they are criticizing some things you are doing. I am just making suggestions of things you can do to improve your coding which will in turn improve your products. This doesn't mean you need to drop everything you are currently doing and/or release anything/everything open source. However if you find a small project that you can create and release it open source you will get feedback from others, be it code style, organization, or unit tests, which you can learn from. If you don't want to go that route there are a ton of good examples with Blesta being one of them that you can draw inspiration from as well.

thanks @Licensecart

I don't know have you seen my coding I don't think you will consider it "pretty" and likely have hard time following it as I know that is what will happen so that is why I don't ever release open source modules because I know the backlash that will cause and it won't drive sales it will instead bottom them out(not because it is that bad but only because it isn't what you call PSR-1 standard lol) I have my own way of coding things that produce the same result of the PSR-1 coded code just in a different way. Though I am currently making my own vps panel though so Proxmox for me now is irrelevant lol(since well I am currently building my own vps panel instead to run xen,kvm,openvz).

thanks for your feeling of collaboration . just a note, if other will not see your code, your skill will not grow, so others will give you feedbacks , technical reviews, code observations . look at GitHub for example, if the millions of code's lines wan't there how the internet world would be ? don't be fair from sharing code or give free stuff as you will not be the first or the last one who do it as that

Blesta version 4.0.0-b6 (BETA 6) is now available. You can download it from right here (Client Area Login Required). If you haven't seen the blog post announcement for 4.0.0 BETA 1, you can read it here. This is a BETA release. Beta releases are not considered stable enough for production use, and are UNSUPPORTED. DO NOT INSTALL IN A PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT. Please report any bugs you find in the v4 beta bug forum. Installing Blesta See Installing Blesta in the User Manual for instructions. Upgrading Blesta See Upgrading Blesta in the User Manual for instructions. Release Notes See Blesta Core - Version 4.0.0-b1-b6. SEE BETA 6 ONLY For older releases see all Change Logs. What to Test! 1. TEST EVERYTHING. Test email as well, both PHP and SMTP delivery as Swiftmailer was updated in this release. Known issues 1. None

Yes, so very close.