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I'm not seeing this as an improvement. I'm familiar with PHP coding, and over the past few years the community has come up with a set of standards in the form o
by eykanal 13y ago
I'm not seeing this as an improvement. I'm familiar with PHP coding, and over the past few years the community has come up with a set of standards in the form of the PSR documents (http://www.php-fig.org/psr/ http://www.php-fig.org/psr/). This site doesn't many any allowance for pre-existing standards.
It seems that the idea behind this site is "let's make some software to enable the crowd-sourcing of the standardization process". That may be a good idea, but (1) I'm not sure that this is needed, and (2) I'm not sure who the target audience is.
- diegoloop 13y agoHi eykanal! The target audience of this site are people just like you. On Coding Style Guide (CSG) you can help other developers (maybe new in PHP) with your expertise. So maybe the next time you have to work on a new project with a new team with members from different backgrounds, you can just go to CSG and take what is useful for your project. That's my vision of CSG. It's just a collection of good quality content. One knows it is good quality, because the best ones have the best rating.