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The post has two other questions: what are the best practices when it comes to PHP? And are there recommended ways of tackling certain task? And these are, I
by Ideka 14y ago
The post has two other questions:
what are the best practices when it comes to PHP?
And are there recommended ways of tackling certain task?
And these are, I believe, ambiguous, vague and overly broad (not to mention subjective).
Also the third question, the one you quote, is actually a yes/no question that would be pointless to answer. So, assuming that's not the real question... what is? I believe it IS difficult to tell what is being asked here.
StackExchange is just not meant for discussion, I think. At last not as it is right now.
- EvilTerran 14y agoThe one I quoted is a yes/no question only if you ignore the norm of answering "Can anybody recommend [thing]?" as if it were "What examples of [thing] do you know of?". That's obviously the intention behind the question -- if you asked your waiter "Can you recommend a wine?", and s/he replied only "yes", that'd make hir both pedantic and deliberately unhelpful. And the existence of the other questions is beside the point -- the title of the question is "Good examples of PHP code for an intermediate PHPer?", the body is merely exposition. I only quoted the equivalent question from the body because it had better grammar than the title.