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Funny anecdote though. No patches every few hours, no 1000 issues open? Apparently you were too good of a programmer ;)
by akuji1993 8y ago
Funny anecdote though. No patches every few hours, no 1000 issues open? Apparently you were too good of a programmer ;)
- EugeneOZ 8y agoI'm still a programmer, just use Rust mostly, instead of PHP. It's not an anecdote, there was 6-7 issues on github and code was really well tested.
- clan 8y agoWhy not post a link to it? That would be a simple and welcome revival.
- EugeneOZ 8y agoRedis evolved, clients evolved, there are better PHP clients right now I believe. And I'm here not promote my code, I'm here to congratulate Antirez and thank him for his great job and for being a good example of how to write API, stable and fast code, how to communicate with the community. His blog is a source of lessons, wise thoughts and inspiration.
- pault 8y agoGoogle says anecdote means "a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person." Edit: This should have been a reply to the comment from EugeneOZ saying it's not an anecdote; I replied to the wrong comment by accident.
- akuji1993 8y agoHm, I'm no native speaker. In my language, we use the same word for "stories from the past".
- menacingly 8y agoI am a native speaker and this was correct usage of anecdote by any reasonable definition
- sethgecko 8y agoThe literal translation from Greek is “unpublished” which refers to a short incident irrelevant enough to not be part of the main story. In modern Greek anecdoto means joke.