horizone

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by horizone 7y ago
I decided mid last year that I was going to redesign one of my projects to break away from 3rd party service reliance for the sake of protecting the end users privacy. First thing to go was Google Analytics. Depending on your product and ho
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by horizone 7y ago
Going to be an interesting birthday for me that year. Still surprised that this hasn’t been fixed yet, we’ve known about it for a while.
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by horizone 7y ago
> It’s really easy to write PHP, which means that people who don’t know about escaping input write PHP. Not trying call you out on this point, more it made me laugh. Our lead developer strips out characters that break his XML importer (l
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by horizone 7y ago
Personally, I switched from Perl to PHP around 2002 (I could be wrong with the year) as I wanted to move from flat file dbs to MySQL. I wouldn't say that it beat Perl, it was just made web development more accessible. I still wrote in
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by horizone 10y ago
You are right, I jumped the gun and read the opposite. Cheers. Sorry Parent.
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by horizone 10y ago
I am some what the opposite. The person that comes after me should be able to read and understand what I wrote without line by line documentation. If they can't, they are not fit for the position. Although, if there is a quirk within t
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by horizone 10y ago
2 Factor works. I'm forced to log back in when ever there is server troubles, which is annoying, but what ever.
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by horizone 10y ago
I too wish more people in the PHP world would use parameters, but alas, your second paragraph sums up the common mentality. If its still going to make money, why go to the effort? Personally I love sending a query with an object and just le