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by theunraveler 9mo ago
Ghouls.
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by theunraveler 5y ago
Another case of technical debt resulting in therapy?
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by theunraveler 5y ago
$50m to fix? Seems a little ridiculous…
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by theunraveler 14y ago
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by theunraveler 14y ago
> First off, this is completely false. With symfony2 the action needs to return a Response object. This annotation isn't required and the team I work with, we rarely use this. Correct. But if you want use the form where you just return
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by theunraveler 14y ago
Why is PHP OO a horrible idea?
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by theunraveler 14y ago
I added an update to the article. I wasn't aware of the RFC to make annotations a language feature when I wrote the article. The article is specifically referring to annotations implemented as code comments. Sorry for the confusion, and tha
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by theunraveler 14y ago
At least you would know if your array contains a syntax error. With an annotation, you would have no way of knowing that aside from what the annotation parser spits out.
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by theunraveler 14y ago
I am not opposed to change--in fact, I welcome it, especially with regard to PHP. Rather, I'm criticizing the use of annotations based on the argument that it is bad application design.
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by theunraveler 14y ago
I don't understand how. It's a static property because it applies to all object of the class, not an individual object (i.e. an individual object shouldn't be able to change it). And how is making the property public a bad idea? The configu
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by theunraveler 14y ago
> I'll take the first one because I have other shit I need to do. Uhh, what's so hard about making an array?
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by theunraveler 14y ago
Not necessarily. Several Symfony components rely on doctrine/common simply for parsing annotations, even if you are not using Doctrine for anything else.
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by theunraveler 14y ago
Wow, I didn't know about those RFCs to make annotations a part of the language. Thanks for posting.
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PHP Annotations Are a Horrible Idea(theunraveler.com)
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by theunraveler 15y ago
OK, fair enough. The marketing copy and a description of "features" is still forthcoming (not my strong suit).
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by theunraveler 15y ago
The idea is that you have a set of chores that need to be split up evenly. The typical use case is a household. The app will take all of the chores you define for a group and split them up evenly and randomly among the members of the group.
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by theunraveler 15y ago
A new app I've been working on for groups to evenly divide chores. Good for households, shared workspaces, teams with regularly-occurring tasks, etc. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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by theunraveler 15y ago
Wow, this is wonderful! There are so few iTunes alternatives for Mac. Are you planning on open sourcing this? I would love to help develop it.
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by theunraveler 15y ago
Good idea. I did one of these a while back. https://github.com/theunraveler/SequoiaApp
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by theunraveler 15y ago
That all depends on what illusions you have about how the market works. I would claim that a single app developer is still subject market concerns. Oftentimes developers are hired by bigger companies to do work, and in that case there is a
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by theunraveler 15y ago
That's why unions are for workers, not employers :-)
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by theunraveler 15y ago
I really disagree with this. 1. Lost wages are one of the reason unions maintain a "strike fund" or start collection pools. 2. An injury to one is an injury to all. A company pulling some funny business that costs developer A $1000 could ve
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by theunraveler 15y ago
I think this would be really useful. With those companies perpetually encroaching on our privacy and the freedom of the internet, such leverage would be really good to have. Just a few quick notes on unions in general: 1. Even though union
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Installing PHP PCNTL Extension on Mac OS X(theunraveler.com)
1 points by theunraveler 15y ago|0 comments
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Taskwarrior Web: A web frontend for the taskwarrior command line task manager(github.com)
2 points by theunraveler 15y ago|0 comments
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My Plain-Language Freelance Contract, Open Sourced(theunraveler.com)
6 points by theunraveler 16y ago|0 comments
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Cron 101(theunraveler.com)
1 points by theunraveler 16y ago|0 comments
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My Open Source Manifesto(theunraveler.com)
1 points by theunraveler 16y ago|0 comments