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A nice thing about this being open and editable is that the original author has obviously learnt quite a bit since their initial commit. How to do for and fore
by bahjoite 9y ago
A nice thing about this being open and editable is that the original author has obviously learnt quite a bit since their initial commit.
How to do for and foreach loops for example: https://github.com/jupeter/clean-code-php/commit/08d73d655efcbab0ae789326fc016ffacc2fdaa2 https://github.com/jupeter/clean-code-php/commit/08d73d655ef...
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- radicalbyte 9y agoThe best thing about open source is that even seasoned PHP Architects can learn useful language features such as for and for each loops.
- throwaway2016a 9y agoI'm giving him the benefit of the doubt that this was a copy and paste error. With that said, as someone who has written physical paper programming books... this kind of thing would get me 10 x 1 star reviews on Amazon.
- radicalbyte 9y agoI think that you're being kind. Unfortunately these types are more the rule than the exception, and are most certainly not restricted to PHP. The dotnet world is full of failed developers who manage to talk themselves up. For all the good that Uncle Bob and the like do they have become enablers for these snake oil architects.
- mtzaldo 9y agoI can't agree more about the dotnet "architects"