momokoko

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by momokoko 7y ago
Absolutely, but in that case, the issue about extreme traffic congestion is much less likely. Even though traffic in the area can be difficult at times, 1AM seems like an unlikely time to run into that.
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by momokoko 7y ago
You can encapsulate your business logic on the WordPress PHP side into PHP classes first. What you want to do is break your WordPress application into classes containing the business logic and turn WordPress into a dumb wrapper for those cl
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by momokoko 7y ago
DCA is also one of the easiest airports in the US to access the metro(public transit) out of the terminal. Is there a reason you just don't hop on the yellow line and get off at a less congested stop closer to your final destination?
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by momokoko 7y ago
From a performance perspective, you likely want to do those with `foreach` anyway in PHP. Especially when the array function is fed a closure. I know it is not as interesting as using those functions, but because of PHP internals, `foreach`
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by momokoko 7y ago
I have. And honestly, with modern, professional PHP development, most of us are not just FTP'ing PHP code to our shared host to deploy. So realistically, we are dealing with some of that deployment complexity regardless. The modern Jav
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by momokoko 7y ago
My issue with modern PHP is that it's essentially becoming Java. And with the JVM and the Java ecosystem, what is the compelling reason to not just pick Java at this point? With Java you are basically writing exactly what you would be