New blog post: "MongoDB cursors with PHP": http://t.co/nEdhDiwN
Shoreditch mapping party #1: Building outlines
Shoreditch mapping party #1: Building outlines
Shoreditch mapping party #1: Building outlines
Shoreditch mapping party #1: Building outlines
Shoreditch mapping party #1: Building outlines
Shoreditch mapping party #1: Building outlines
Fixed URL to phpEclipse.
Made it all safely back to London. Again, many thanks to the fine folks organising #phpday
FCO treated me better this time. Good bye Italy! #phpday
Made it to VRN way too early. Oh well. #phpday
I so did not wake up from this earthquake. Time to have breakfast, pack and head back VRN. #phpday was awesome
Thanks @engineyard / @orchestra_io for picking up the dinner cheque.
Last slot of the conference with @ngalbreath from @etsy on static analysis (with HipHop for PHP). #phpday
Helping out at the PHP extension writing workshop with @patrick_allaert and @rasmus #phpday
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Fully agreed! ;)
For a hello world clearly. For bigger apps though it can make sense. Of course everything depends on the goal and the situation :)
and c sucks because you have compile your stuff for a hello world and its so much more lines of code.. and airplanes also suck because i cant park them in backyard.. ; )
make that 'my backyard' not just 'backyard. but hey. they suck anyway.. hehe
It might sound crazy, but I've always liked the old PHP4 object model - just a class and it's methods/properties. If you want something made private, just put _ in front of it. If you want it to be non extensible, just dont extend it, darnit.
I know the actual implementation is lacking, but as far as the coder is concerned, this is all you need really, IMHO.
Anyway, 100k LOC projects should not be written in PHP (or at all, for that matter ;-))
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