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by kbanman 14y ago
This has nothing to do with the article.
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by kbanman 14y ago
Maybe coming from a web development background has left me paranoid, but this just screams scary to me.
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by kbanman 14y ago
It will slow down shortly, I expect. Taylor has only recently started working full-time on the framework and as a result has been able to "fill out" the framework with community-requested features at a quick pace. It's just a matter of time
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by kbanman 14y ago
http://getlaravel.com
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by kbanman 14y ago
What naming conventions specifically don't you like?
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by kbanman 14y ago
It takes full advantage of recent advancements in PHP to facilitate more functional programming.
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by kbanman 14y ago
Laravel makes extensive use of namespaces. The omission of namepaces in the case of controllers was a calculated decision. PHP's implementation of namespaces is... inadequate, and would have required annoying workarounds, so prefixing contr
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by kbanman 15y ago
I support this methodology. Have the globally-namespaced attribute already function, but give the vendor-specific one precedence. That way the developer only has to add vendor-specific declarations for the minority that implements it differ
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by kbanman 15y ago
Seriously? This is a privacy concern? I really should get into the tin foil hat business.
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by kbanman 15y ago
Apple is completely justified in booting him out of the developer program. He posted this trojan to the app store disguised as a stock checker, which could have been downloaded by unsuspecting users. His benevolence doesn't excuse him from
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by kbanman 15y ago
Thing is, this app isn't just unpolished. They threw up this excuse for a native app to avoid engineering a real one.
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by kbanman 15y ago
How did this post get so popular? Google isn't doing any of this behind your back. If you don't want to share your identity with Google, don't use their services. Simple as that. It is no secret that Google is a corporation. The only thing