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dobtco's formbuilder is what we used: https://github.com/dobtco/formbuilder It might take some tweaking to make it work for your use case, but it's a start. The nice thing is it outputs JSON, which you can pa
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I don't follow a-listers by any stretch, and maybe are why things are much rosier in my part of the world. I seriously miss Nichelle Nichols talking about her garden or her family. Colin Baker and Terry Molloy show the other side of be
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Someone on my team wants to propose something similar for WordPress. I'll pass this along to him. It would be great to have it built into the language itself.
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PHP itself has been pretty secure for a while. If you're concerned about security within your application, go with a framework that handles things like database access for you. The biggest thing to watch out for is SQL injection. There
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Functional Programming for WordPress Developers Part 2(medium.com)
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A lot of people around here use their earbuds to talk on the phone. It's especially handy if you're already listening to music when someone calls. I'm not sure how popular that is outside Boston, though.
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Functional Programming for WordPress Developers Part 1(medium.com)
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I was an early adopter. In the beginning, there was actually a handful of us reviewing avatars and assigning ratings. Now it's just kind of left up to trust. I don't think it was an Automattic project at first, so I doubt it'
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The Road to 100%: One Future for WordPress(medium.com)
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Developer Tea looks exactly like what I want to do with The Holistic Developer. Awesome!
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Yeah, if I can ever get back to recording mine. I did one 5 minute episode and a second with a cat meowing in the background for the last minute so I never released it. Maybe the holidays are a good chance to re-launch it. Anyway, there&#x2
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Learn about yourself and the answer will come. Learn to meditate. Learn to run. Learn wine tasting. Learn to sew. Volunteer. Go to the zoo. Hang out with friends and family. Learn who you are, what you enjoy, and where you want to go with y
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Unfortunately, that's a lot like real life.
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The callbacks to Episodes IV-VI were a bit excessive. And it reminded me of the Poochie episode of The Simpsons, where Homer suggests that whenever Poochie isn't on the screen, all the other characters should be asking "where&#x27
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So are Power Macs
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http://statetable.com will give you datasets with US states and/or Canadian provinces, current and/or historical, with or without DC, with or without minor territories & posessions, and with or without military add
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> The younger generation today seems to have very low levels of nostalgia and longing for the past. I heard the same thing about my peers. And now we have Star Wars & NES games everywhere. I'd venture to say the younger generat
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I haven't had much time for video games lately, but I love your game. Glad to hear it's still bringing in money for you.
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What's wonky about it? I installed vim through Chocolatey, but I rarely do more than a few quick edits then :wq my way out of there. Most of my work is done in Atom these days.
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You're going to love your Surface 4. My Surface Pro 2 is overtaking my iPad for exactly the tasks you list: email, browsing, reading news (Flipboard) and playing games. I love that the same machine I use for dev can become my casual ta
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> Yes, except those static analyzers are the compilers for those languages The first linting tool was made in 1979 for C programs and I remember ads for PC-Lint in the back of programming magazines all the time growing up. Static analysi
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Did the same with PHP: http://phpinterviewquestions.co.in Also contains incomplete & incorrect information.
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> you had to order those and wait And those were the days of "Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery". Not like ordering something on Amazon and getting it the next day.
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> won't expect plugin authors to rewrite everything into node.js, that just won't happen anytime soon. This plugin author says "bring it on" :)
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"The year 10000 is just around the corner, and it says in your files that you know COBOL." (ref: http://haruth.com/Jokes/Jokes12.htm#COBOL )
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Both my experiences with startups were the same. Big egos, no management skills, mediocre technical skills. Immature brats who think they're hot because somebody gave them money and a foosball table. Pretty sure I'll never work fo
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> As a scientific Python and Haskell developer myself, it has been exasperating trying to find anything in the Midwest. If you ever get out to Boston, drop me a line. I'd love to talk Chicago-style pizza & functional programming
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> The problem isn't that there are no talented people. You're right, there are tons of talented people in the midwest. The problem I saw over & over was there's no incentive to learn something new when the majority o
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Cool list. I need to finish up my Apple I emulator.
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I think it's the wrong question. Sure, I'd love to work on the hot new app that everybody has in their pocket and can't live without until next week. But more than that, I want to work with as many smart people and as few ass

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