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811.
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cutler
5y ago
Likewise with Hetzner. Great prices with decent support.
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cutler
5y ago
Springscript might be a better name for this monstrosity. Those who appreciate Javascript's functional roots will be throwing-up. As if classes and "constructor" were not enough.
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cutler
5y ago
Same here. Learned CGI.pm and read the Perl & MySQL book by Dubois as well as most of the O'Reilly Perl collection. Then I was off to the races. Built an app with CGI::Application which ran a client's business for over a decad
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cutler
5y ago
In many ways Perl's testing culture was the forerunner of TDD. CPAN Testers earned a lot of respect for making the Perl ecosystem stable.
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cutler
5y ago
The Camel possesses its own beauty for those with eyes to see it.
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cutler
5y ago
Perl 6 Grammars maybe?
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cutler
5y ago
Examples?
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cutler
5y ago
John Carmack came to the opposite view in the end ( https://web.archive.org/web/20130819160454/http://www.altdev... ), favouring pure functions and immutability above all else.
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cutler
5y ago
Me as well but I was already sold on Clojure by then.
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cutler
5y ago
Makes me wonder what tricks M$ will get up to once VS Code has taken over the developer world. I warned you all.
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cutler
5y ago
The summer solstice around 20th June will always be mid-summer in the northern hemisphere even if it's freezing cold for the 45 days before and after. It's all about daylight and darkness. Nothing else.
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cutler
5y ago
So seasons are defined by temperature? In the UK we sometimes have our coldest weather in March. Does that mean the seasons have shifted? And what about countries close to the equator - do they have permanent summer? Seasons have nothing to
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cutler
5y ago
Well now you're defining seasons in terms of weather and we all know how reliable that is. Here in London we've had zero snow this winter so far so does that mean we haven't had a winter? There are plenty of countries, especi
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cutler
5y ago
Night is clearly defined by the Sun setting over the horizon and the following rising. The Sun's passage over the meridian is the astronomical midnight.
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cutler
5y ago
But that's just a convention. You're not explaining the phenomenon which gives rise to seasons or even what a season is. If some other culture decided to define equinoxes and solstices as the middle of a season then that would be
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cutler
5y ago
That's exactly the fallacy I'm referring to. Mid-Summer's day ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midsummer ) is a calendrical festival observed in many cultures around 24th June close to the summer solstice.
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cutler
5y ago
He omitted a really big one - the beginning of spring. Most people are convinced spring begins at the equinox around 20th March but are also quite happy to talk about Mid-Summer's Day at the summer solstice around 20th June. Sorry, ya
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cutler
5y ago
ASP.Net Core runs perfectly well on Linux so cheap VMs are an option now.
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cutler
5y ago
As soon as you throw an MVC framework into the mix with an ORM the much-touted speed gains of PHP in recents years vanish into thin air. That's because with heavy frameworks PHP's shared nothing architecture works against you.
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cutler
5y ago
I find it hard to imagine how anyone who groks Laravel well enough to get a product shipped could be deficient in understanding PHP. Surely such cases are outliers?
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cutler
5y ago
I don't understand why putting Java on your CV was a problem nor why you're considering switching to .Net. Here in London good Java developers earn a premium and along with PHP you will always find jobs with these languages in any
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cutler
5y ago
There's nothing in your list which doesn't have an equivalent in the Rails and Django ecosystems. Laravel is just another MVC framework built with a dynamically-typed scripting language. Rails, Django, Laravel - take your pick. Sa
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cutler
5y ago
Not true of Node.js.
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cutler
5y ago
Most of those cheap hosts served PHP via FastCGI not mod_php.
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cutler
5y ago
Name one remote exploit hole in PHP that can't just as easily be replicated in Python, Node or Ruby.
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cutler
5y ago
.Net 6/MAUI seem pretty impressive to me.
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cutler
5y ago
A C# cross-platform framework already exists - .NET Multi-platform App UI (MAUI).
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cutler
5y ago
Someone who really gets PHP.
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cutler
5y ago
There's a rehab app for that.
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cutler
5y ago
Yes, the Second Coming Of Java that was PHP5 was where PHP lost its DIY magic.
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