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If you are really that far along with your PHP skills, I don't think presenting an index.php as embedded HTML with a few string assisting PHP functions grants a
by debaserab2 14y ago
If you are really that far along with your PHP skills, I don't think presenting an index.php as embedded HTML with a few string assisting PHP functions grants a lot of confidence to a knowledgeable employer about your skillset.
- philip1209 14y agoI honestly started with an index.php because that's the easiest way to serve a static site on heroku. I just intended to put up a static site, then built a couple functions for efficiency in formatting. It wasn't intended to be a demonstration of my programming ability; it was designed to be something quick thrown up in a day.
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- philip1209 14y agoI'm not familiar - if there's a better way, please let me know. If you just try to serve an index.html, it doesn't work. http://kennethreitz.com/static-sites-on-heroku-cedar.html http://kennethreitz.com/static-sites-on-heroku-cedar.html
- biscarch 14y agoIf it's just a static site, why not use GH-pages?
- kami8845 14y ago>It wasn't intended to be a demonstration of my programming ability; it was designed to be something quick thrown up in a day. Well yeah then that's EXACTLY the impression you're gonna give off. This is the first thing a potential employer will see if you're already giving off a "I don't really care about the code" vibe I don't see how that inspires a lot of confidence in your abilities and especially mindset down the line.