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cosmok
16y ago
I have been writing command line scripts in PHP for the most part of the past 18 months. I will have to agree with you that PHP is perceived as a web language. Hopefully with more articles like these that perception will change.
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Stupid was a bit too strong, but, I stand by what I said based on my experience. Articles like these exist partly because of the belief that PHP programmers in general are not competent. You do not hear such frequent rumbling on Python and
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16y ago
I use PHP at work for creating not only web applications but, also to do a lot of non-user facing backend stuff. It's great to know that someone out there is using PHP at a much bigger scale for backend stuff.I hope he shares more technical
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16y ago
I love ihackernews! The integration with ViewText makes it a perfect choice to read HN stories on my phone. Thanks and Great Job!
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cosmok
16y ago
+1 for LustyExplorer. Use that every day at work and at home.
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16y ago
Yep, the search API is far better than what Google is offering.
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16y ago
My favorite would be LustyExplorer: http://github.com/sjbach/lusty . Why? Among all the different file browser plugins, I found Lusty to be the most easiest to use while being intuitive.
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16y ago
Wow! I saw some actual code/command that I could use at work. Like PHP itself, his talk was very practical. Thanks for the link!
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16y ago
I wrote about how I ran into his complaint #1 here: http://www.trk7.com/blog/programming/innodb-mysql-implicit-a... . MySQL is quite annoying but, it seems to do the job for most of the projects that I have worked on.
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16y ago
Great read! I wish PG starts writing essays that are both short(emphasis on short) and interesting to read as this one.
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Stop Forking with CSS3
(alistapart.com)
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16y ago
Welcome to the world of web development! You are going to be recreating a lot of stuff (especially if you are going to be working for a corporation). I have a little experience with using djano but, I do most of my work in PHP. I have sta
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Jaamun - Email on Any Mobile
(jaamun.in)
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Steve Huffman - Lessons learned while at reddit.com
(slideshare.net)
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Lusty-explorer-mod.vim
(svendtofte.com)
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16y ago
sounds like a useful feature, will try to add it.
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HN News sorter bookmarklet
(trk7.com)
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17y ago
I know it can be frustrating to have a software not work as expected but, I don't think Ubuntu is doing too bad in this respect (I have been using Kubuntu @ work and Fedora at home for the past 2-3 years). The author IMO is a bit too harsh
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17y ago
I would also recommend the Vim Tutorial Videos here: http://www.derekwyatt.org/vim/vim-tutorial-videos/
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17y ago
The Complete Stories (of) Franz Kafka, The Corrections by Jonathen Franzen
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17y ago
Adding more polls into my photo poll page @ http://i-am-bored.in/polls/
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17y ago
I submitted the site earlier here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1028410 , I have some background info there.
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17y ago
I had just finished on this: http://www.goopendb.org - Elastic Lists for movies. Back to work from today ;(
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17y ago
Hi HN, I coded this site up over the Christmas brake and I would like to know what you think of it. I was greatly impressed with Moritz Stefaner's Nobel Prize winners list when I first saw it and since then I was inspired to build something
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Elastic Lists for Movies - Please review..
(goopendb.org)
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A lot of applications that I have worked on (primarily written in PHP) use Exceptions in a fashion similar to what has been shown in the example. And, I have seen places in code where exceptions get thrown when there is no data in a given t
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17y ago
Personal bookmarker and web-history search.
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17y ago
me too!
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Great site! I learnt a bit about using the shell in linux about 7 months back ( http://showmedo.com/videotutorials/series?name=pQZLHo5Df ). The site seems to have gone through a redesign since then. I am now going through this series: http
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Facebook and Twitter on TV: Hands-On with Verizon FiOS's New Widgets
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