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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Same here. As soon as they have that fixed I'll buy one.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
I don't even know how to install a cert on my phone in the first place, and I'm a programmer. Yes I could figure it out. But what about my grandmother? She can handle passwords, but definitely not certs.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Because it's not user friendly? Especially across devices
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
PHP did not have a useful package manager back then. It has now. Custom solution built on top of stable components > general purpose framework
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Can you recommend any resources on how to get started? I built things in the past. But they were the wrong things.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Except it doesn't have type hinting. Which is something you definitely need if you want to write good OOP software as described by the literature (Clean Code, Code Complete, Effective Java etc).
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Taking into considering that the thing you complained about (errors instead of exceptions) was fixed in PHP 7, maybe you should reevaluate your opinion about PHP not fixing things in newer versions...
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
You do realize that they do throw Exceptions? Welcome to PHP 7
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Put your solar panels in the exclusion zone. Win/win.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
In that case NASA better hurries up with sending an American to Mars.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Agreed. I have sent this link to a lot of people.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Laravel is still horse shit that does not follow good OOP practices. Static calls and active record are not good OOP. Neither are Std objects. Have a look at doctrine if you need an ORM. Otherwise read up on DDD and SOLID.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
If you pick an average person, then yes maybe. But that's because it's so widely used by non-developers. But if you narrow that down to actual developers who have a job working on a product, not someone hacking a wordpress templat
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
It can be a combination of different things that exist somewhere but not in this combination. For me PHP is like Java but with sane nullability. It's like python but it actually has interfaces so that I can do proper OOP.
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
2001 was 15 years ago. PHP looks completely different now. It looks very much like Java with -> instead of dots and a few differences. Nobody sanes mixes HTML and PHP code anymore these days. Most people are using Twig for templating or
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
It has most of the OOP things that I want in a language (interfaces for one, looking at you python), few things still missing but hopefully coming soon (generics, nullable typehints). And it has sane nulls in my opinion, compared to Java at
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Wordpress is horrible. Never going to touch that again (Senior PHP Dev myself) or anything else like it (Magento, Drupal,...). And yes there is a lot of horrible PHP code out there, writting by bad developers. I guess newer or not as access
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by dreistdreist 10y ago
Microsoft Application Architecture Guide https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff650706.aspx Domain Driven Design (The book is hard to read, but worth it I think) http://martinfowler.com/tags&#x