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I remember playing with these things in late nineties and making jokes at my friends creating bleeding edge CMSes with PHP and mSQL/MySQL I can get much faster
by dvfjsdhgfv 6y ago
I remember playing with these things in late nineties and making jokes at my friends creating bleeding edge CMSes with PHP and mSQL/MySQL I can get much faster than them. I wouldn't have believed things would come full circle over 20 years later.
- forgotmypw17 6y agoSometimes the journey is about learning where home is, and why it's home. It has been that way for me. After trying many frameworks, "modern" languages, working on many teams, I've learned to love Perl, LCD-JS, and HTML in a whole new way.
- mhd 6y agoMy first blog ran on blosxom. I think I switched to something dynamic (textpattern) partly because back then I thought it mandatory that every month and day needed its own index if you just put in the month/day in the URL and stuff like that. Seemed more elegant to do that dynamically than store redundant information. (Textpattern was pretty great. Taught me about the weird google searches that lead people to your site.)