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yuri41
14y ago
Closures inside property initializations inside the class body don't work. Not even in an array. So this code throws up a "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'function' (T_FUNCTION)" class User { public static $mapping
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Show HN: Simple oneway sync daemon, using Go, FS events and SFTP
(github.com)
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PHP Socket Programming, done the Right Way
(christophh.net)
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Pipe: An Asset Pipeline in PHP inspired by Sprockets.
(github.com)
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Grails Plugin Etiquette
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Show HN: A better interface for PHP's libevent extension.
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15y ago
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yuri41
15y ago
I don't think that everything must be object oriented in the standard library, though I'm not a big fan of the functions in global namespace either. The structure of Go's standard library could be a good inspiration for restructuring PHP's
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yuri41
15y ago
I don't think that shared hosting needs to be fixed before you can benefit from a good package manager. Composer and Pyrus both are able to install packages local to the project. So just grab the dependencies before and then upload the "dam
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Pod, a port of the Rack Specification to PHP.
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PHP Unix Programming
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Travis needs your Help
(love.travis-ci.org)
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PHP Project Automation with Bob
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PHP 5.3.9 released
(php.net)
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15y ago
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yuri41
15y ago
Exactly that was my point.
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On XML Abuse, a rant
(christophh.net)
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The Obvious, the Easy, and the Possible
(37signals.com)
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15y ago
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Being respective of your time, as well as others
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yuri41
15y ago
Currently it does not solve the problem of the sh*tload of dependencies, though I'm filing an issue for now. php-build currently solves mainly the problem of configuring PHP correctly, so the build is isolated to the prefix it's installed
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yuri41
15y ago
Currently I'm using it with Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora) and on my OSX Lion powered Macbook Air.
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yuri41
15y ago
...phpenv ( https://github.com/CHH/phpenv )
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yuri41
15y ago
The mission of php-build is to reduce my workflow of testing new PHP versions to one command I can run. php-build also provides a opinionated default configuration, which you can build on and extend. Without php-build I have to do this wh
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Php-build, Compile and Install PHP
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15y ago
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Php-build
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15y ago
First, a tablet doesn't let you just do those things. I made the "80%" up, but the list should only capture what most of the people most of the time do with their computers. If you want to do the one more thing, there will always be more so
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yuri41
15y ago
I talked about simple office tasks like writing a letter, writing a CV, or a simple handout. These are all things that are at most one page, which can be done with a tablet without much pain.
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Whe Power users are going to be the 80 percent
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yuri41
15y ago
If you look at the RFC ( https://wiki.php.net/rfc/closures/object-extension ) it's in there. But it ain't present in the current builds of 5.4, AFAIK. Don't know what's happened there...
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yuri41
15y ago
The Point is, that I want my closures to have access to the context (the application) without messing with the arguments or "use". The next thing is, that the Silex Framework binds route parameters as arguments to the closure. Additionally
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Closure Object Binding in PHP 5.4
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yuri41
15y ago
I was once at GMX. They insert Advertisements into your emails and offer to less space for the buck.
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