Treffynnon

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The lambda calculus for developers(simonholywell.com)
2 points by Treffynnon 8y ago|0 comments
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
OK, so I think this might be a language/understanding difference here - perhaps what I have written isn't clear enough - not sure. The statement to some degree , in my opinion, doesn't imply that the key isn't actually
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
Well that's good seeing as though I wrote the guide in the first place. An illustration in bad pseudocode: PRIMARY KEY (account_number, transaction_date)
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
Have you read Celko's book? If not I suggest you do. As the guide states at the very top that is where you'll find the detail you're after.
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
This doesn't solve the problem at hand either unfortunately. You'll still have a hanging comma in front of `last_name`: SELECT -- first_name , last_name , email_address FROM users When parsed it wil
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
I think a lot of this comes down to what appears to be a simple misunderstanding. Avoid - in this context means that where it does not make sense (for performance, readability, etc reasons) then don't follow the guide. Follow it wher
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
Putting the comma before doesn't actually make commenting out columns easier - it just moves the problem to the other end of the list. Just try commenting out the first column in your SQL and you'll see what I mean.
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
I am totally lost when it comes to your comments on the second item. It seems you're trying to say that surrogate keys are easier to find or perhaps guess. The indexes set out against a table can generally be accessed with a query maki
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
Thinking multi-column indexes here.
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
Basically this is the answer - besides that bit about acquiescing to the demands of an ORM.
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
This seems to be a simple misunderstanding. Try - in this context means where it doesn't make sense (for performance, readability, etc reasons) then don't follow the guide. Follow it where possible and be mindful of when you dev
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by Treffynnon 10y ago
This is a pretty commonly asked question. The answer is two fold: 1. putting the comma before doesn't actually make commenting out columns easier - it just moves the problem to the other end of the list. Just try commenting out `first_
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Simultaneously benchmark many URLs with ApacheBench and GNU parallel(simonholywell.com)
1 points by Treffynnon 10y ago|0 comments
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Intelligent Vagrant and Ansible files(simonholywell.com)
2 points by Treffynnon 11y ago|0 comments
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by Treffynnon 11y ago
No, actually the collective of player isn't team in this case. Not all players will be on the same team, but they still participate in the league so I disagree with this example terminology shift. You would end up with a slightly more
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by Treffynnon 11y ago
This is an interesting idea. I will give it some thought as others have also suggested similar. Perhaps the guide could be relaxed a little to allow singular names. Someone mentioned that tables can be considered like types - another intere
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by Treffynnon 11y ago
When modelling data it should be the primary concern and not an ORM. Different applications will need access to the same information. ORMs are application specific and therefore should not determine how data is structured. As for the non-En
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by Treffynnon 11y ago
Amusing example however as you'll know following a style guide doesn't preclude one from using their own intelligence to choose sensible options rather than delving into the absurd.
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SQL style guide – a consistent code guide ensuring legible and maintainable code(sqlstyle.guide)
16 points by Treffynnon 11y ago|10 comments
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Simultaneously benchmark many URLs with ApacheBench and GNU parallel(simonholywell.com)
1 points by Treffynnon 11y ago|0 comments
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Online regular expression builder, tester and debugger(regex101.com)
1 points by Treffynnon 11y ago|0 comments
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PHP function objects(simonholywell.com)
2 points by Treffynnon 11y ago|0 comments
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Functional Programming in PHP – The book(simonholywell.com)
1 points by Treffynnon 12y ago|0 comments
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HHVM vs Zephir vs PHP OPcache: The Showdown(simonholywell.com)
2 points by Treffynnon 13y ago|0 comments
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Reverse a git pull request on GitHub or any where really(simonholywell.com)
1 points by Treffynnon 13y ago|0 comments
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Conditionally loaded responsive content on the client side (simonholywell.com)
1 points by Treffynnon 13y ago|0 comments
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Timesaving crontab Tips(krisjordan.com)
2 points by Treffynnon 13y ago|0 comments
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Visual Event: View JS events and callbacks which are subscribed to DOM nodes(sprymedia.co.uk)
2 points by Treffynnon 13y ago|0 comments
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by Treffynnon 13y ago
Perhaps because it was not built for the purpose of producing shot...
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Idiorm and Paris 1.4.0 released - minimalist PHP ORM(j4mie.github.io)
2 points by Treffynnon 13y ago|0 comments

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