psaintla

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by psaintla 14y ago
I'm perfectly fine with the robustness principle being applied, but it seems as if it gives people who write poorly thought out projects a convenient excuse for bad design decisions. I've been using PHP since the early 4.x days, so I've se
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by psaintla 14y ago
I think there are two bigger issues: 1.) Things like this should not be warnings in the first place. There should be more strict handling of invalid input so they result in actual exceptions being thrown instead of output that can be explo
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by psaintla 14y ago
go back to work
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by psaintla 15y ago
Add Techlink to the list. Not only do their recruiters lie about the positions they are looking to fill but they get the hiring managers to lie about the positions as well.
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by psaintla 15y ago
I'm not sure the author did their research, I actually worked for a startup that was purchased by Kodak and eventually became one of the only divisions that was profitable within the company. Kodak did invest in several startups including
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by psaintla 15y ago
https://github.com/symfony/symfony http://flow3.typo3.org/download/ This is still in alpha but has good source code regardless.
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by psaintla 15y ago
Do yourself a favor. Never ever use wordpress as an example of a quality PHP application. Please look at the source code, the open source wordpress is a monstrous hack that has no clear architecture, has a terrible system of hooks that plu
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by psaintla 16y ago
I totally disagree, Habari's code base is far superior to wordpress in every regard it simply needs a larger user base. Try it if you are looking for a new blogging platform you'll be pleasantly surprised. http://habariproject.org
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by psaintla 16y ago
If they use the same codebase that is on opensource wordpress they store the password as an md5 hash which isn't much better. Take a look at the wordpress source code one day, you'll be horrified.
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by psaintla 16y ago
no
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by psaintla 16y ago
I'm curious if wordpress devs ever contemplate doing a complete re-write of the codebase. It has one of the worst "architected" codebases of any major open source product out there and even people in #wordpress-dev on freenode make jokes a
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by psaintla 16y ago
I once worked for a company that hired the way Facebook does and it is a recipe for disaster in the long term. Two things brought an end to the practice but it was too little too late: 1.) Employees were agreeing to hire people who weren'
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by psaintla 16y ago
Richard Branson agrees completely, going to clubs, chasing girls, and dirt biking is too immature at 50. Girls chase him to go to his private island and do this: http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/04/20/article-1171739-04...