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Do You Know PHP? Take the Quiz(markonphp.com)
2 points by mogosselin 12y ago|0 comments
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Learning PHP – The Real Starting Point For Beginners(mogosselin.com)
2 points by mogosselin 12y ago|0 comments
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How to Properly Validate Email Addresses Format with PHP(mogosselin.com)
1 points by mogosselin 13y ago|0 comments
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Manage your WordPress Blog Like a Pro With Virtualization – Part I(mogosselin.com)
1 points by mogosselin 13y ago|0 comments
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How to Detect Mobiles and Tablets with PHP(mogosselin.com)
1 points by mogosselin 13y ago|0 comments
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4 Bad Reasons To Detect Mobile Browsers(mogosselin.com)
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6 Debugging Tips Every PHP Coder Should Know(mogosselin.com)
1 points by mogosselin 13y ago|0 comments
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One Aspect of StackOverflow I Hate and How To Fix It(mogosselin.com)
1 points by mogosselin 13y ago|0 comments
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by mogosselin 13y ago
On big projects I work on, front-end developers start from the PSD and do the HTML first (they just do some templates, not the whole site obviously). Then the JS is either made by them (depending if they know JS) or by a JS specialist. Then
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by mogosselin 13y ago
I disagree on that point. Web development is not the same as Desktop dev. Because HTTP is something you should know if you want to code solid and secure Web applications. If you don't know how it works, you'll end up with forms va
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by mogosselin 13y ago
Well I think that a beginner should try to do this by hand at first. Not necessarily in a production application, but to learn how it works. The difference between Web development and desktop development is the HTTP protocol which is respon
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by mogosselin 13y ago
lol! you didn't code your own OS? ;)
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by mogosselin 13y ago
Well, the goal of the post was to also demonstrate that frameworks, libraries and web development platforms are often called "Frameworks", which they are not.
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by mogosselin 13y ago
When working on big applications (> 1 million), this wouldn't work. You need to think about it and you need to know how stuff works.
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by mogosselin 13y ago
"The projects I know that were developed 'without a framework' are more often than not poorly structured, poorly documented, and difficult for new developers to learn their way around" You are right! I didn't mean t
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“Don’t Reinvent the Wheel, Use a Framework” They All Say(mogosselin.com)
79 points by mogosselin 13y ago|90 comments