evilvoidhamster

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   by evilvoidhamster 14y ago

   the reason i bought a mac was to be able to test my work on all OS's. I thought that was a normal sensible thing todo (i.e. i can bootcamp and vm my way to full support)
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   by evilvoidhamster 14y ago

   He's an ex-developer for a payment processor. Might have a little bit of knowledge...
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   by evilvoidhamster 14y ago

   I have written, maintained and worked on gigantic PHP codebases, mainly in the realm of ecommerce (not that train wreck, magento). I have a lovehate relationship with the language, and my pet peeve is that it is so easy, we get the lowest a
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   by evilvoidhamster 15y ago

   we can get deeper with the ARm processor more easily than with x86. This isn't just about javascript or other High High level languages (although that is important), its about the fundamentals of programming and computer science.
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   by evilvoidhamster 15y ago

   These features can only be good for PHP. Now the community needs to step up and care for the language better. We have seen the popularity of many languages and frameworks rise and fall, but php keeps chugging along. Modern frameworks are aw
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   by evilvoidhamster 15y ago

   that looks much cleaner than previous designs. congrats.
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   by evilvoidhamster 15y ago

   problem here is ruby.ruby developers hate semicolons. They ignore the decades old history opf the semicolon, and assert that the ruby/python/haskell way of indentation and semicolon-less code is the better way. They COULD be right, but im t