thrownear

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by thrownear 11y ago
>It's your fault, if you don't revisit PHP. A lot has changed since PHP3 days. Wow. You make a lot of assumptions. I have been using Php until quite recently. I left it at 5.6. I know about 7. But that it is getting additions
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by thrownear 11y ago
>Quantify "better" Better as in more correct. The endless gotchas in the language makes it harder to write correct programs that works as intended by the programmer. >so if you want to do something with it, almost certainly
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by thrownear 11y ago
Why? What else have you used?
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by thrownear 11y ago
>It gets the job done This sounds like other similar language will not get the job done. The truth is that there are much better alternatives which are a lot more pleasant to use and will get the job done in a much better way. > it&#x
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by thrownear 11y ago
Php is the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the title.
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by thrownear 11y ago
Python 3 or even Node is an improvement...
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by thrownear 11y ago
>PHP doesn't "suck" it successfully runs thousands of projects, including a handful of huge ones, all over the world. It also gets hacked like there is no tomorrow, he he. What a joke! Seriously can you believe that that l
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by thrownear 11y ago
Don't use Php anyway. https://www.reddit.com/r/lolphp/
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by thrownear 11y ago
>What I had said that CRUD apps are simple.. Still wrong. CRUD apps need not always be "simple". And the whole "to hightlight complex projects" thing is misguided. No one is interested in "complexity"..
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by thrownear 11y ago
That is quite flawed. and quite honestly one of the dumbest things I have ever read here. You also come across as quite arrogant or entitled when you say that all CRUD applications are poorly built with no 'user experience' whatev
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by thrownear 11y ago
I think your son does not need your help with developing his technical skills, he will do that by himself. What you should be careful is to make sure that he does not neglect other aspects of growing up, like not picking up social skills, n
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by thrownear 11y ago
Deep understanding? Really? I don't think so. For example, You can do a lot of web application development with out actually knowing the first thing about the request/response cycle..
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by thrownear 11y ago
>They expect next to free for skills that take at least 10 years to actually master. You compare it to a doctor, but really it is more like that of a driver. Most of the people are only concerned about getting from point A to point B. Th
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by thrownear 11y ago
No, because I see no parties any more. Because there are no philosophies, no ideologies any more. There are only group of people who put up an appearance of separate parties to engage in the farce called election. After it is over, they go
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by thrownear 11y ago
Hit the gym. It does not matter how you look, or how much hair you have left on your head when it is attached to a well built body. And know what the funny thing is. We all look same on the inside. I am pretty sure your skeleton and the ske
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by thrownear 11y ago
>it's opt-in to downgrade security. so typos, wrong data, etc would keep the good safety... Not sure I follow. Please explain. >if you really cared you would have written at least a decent us.. And the point is not about fixing t
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PSA: How php enhanced security of unserialize function in version 7
1 points by thrownear 11y ago|2 comments