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if you think php hasn't changed in 20 years.. i made this for you.. watch this: youtu.be/PLkLhIwVfMk?si…
is PHP really that bad? or are we just repeating 2010 jokes without ever touching modern PHP? i’ve been using it for a couple of months now and honestly, i love it. simple, fast, and yeah… it pays pretty well too
if you've never used @phpstan (type safe php) but always wanted to try it, i just created a video that shows how easy it is to get started.. watch here: youtu.be/rSMi1vJ942o?si…
php dev vs a javascript dev on five layers of abstractions and typescript
Fire up the Lambos and meet usePHP. Run PHP in React, with edge SSR. Extracts your PHP code, executes it in WASM, and injects the result into your React code.
1枚の図にするとこんな感じ。 PHP等はサーバー上でDBからデータを引用したりする。PHPから生成されたhtmlファイル（拡張子はphpまま）をクライアントのブラウザが読んで表示する。
PHP doesn't suck (anymore) 🎥 I made a new video for you! I cover some of the language advances since 2012 or so. There's some fun stuff you might have missed. youtu.be/ZRV3pBuPxEQ
Today is PHP's birthday. 🥳 On June 8th, 1995 Rasmus released its first appearance and version called Personal Home Page Tools: groups.google.com/g/comp.infosys…
How about instead, use PHP what it was designed for? web backends. It's still way better at that, vs a bunch of other langs/frameworks that attempt to poorly reproduce aspects of it's design. Also, Laravel is a dumpster fire perf wise.. need faster performance? don't use it.
This comment I read on Reddit sums up my frustration with marketing in general and specifically in the software development tools space. To be fair; Laravel, Symfony, and Rails all share this no-bullshit philosophy. The only problem is that PHP gets a lot of negative marketing.…
Async Rust lets you do amazing things in embedded. Adync fn's (stackless coros) lets us avoid a RTOS, which is something you have to have in C if you don't want to hate yourself while writing the firmware. And as a result, the binary is smaller, faster, safer and more responsive.
Fully serious, btw. And it's faster, as the language lets us avoid a RTOS: tweedegolf.nl/en/blog/65/asy… Async Rust is awesome and works in embedded.
PHP did the markup and server code mixing 20 years ago and collectively decided its a bad idea as it becomes unmaintanable pretty fast. Now that gets further complicated by also mixing with frontend-stack complexity... Can somebody explain to me why that is a good idea now?
Reflected XSS may lead to ATO # Payload :- "><script>alert(document.cookie)</script> # Simple Tip :- - cat parameters.txt | grep ".php?" > php-params.txt - Test php-params.txt for :- sqli, xss, html injection...etc # Also see first comment #bugbountytips
Just threw together an API using PHP and SQLite. Deployed on Apache server. Now live on the internet. In under 1 hour. It didn't crash. JS dev in me is amazed 😮
What do you think? The latest RFC to the #PHP language is the |> pipe operator. Inspiration taken from Elixir, OCaml, F#. In the past, this was proposed. myself and others vote against it, but for different reasons at the time. I feel now is the right time for this to come to…
PHP8.0 JIT in very promising for Async PHP. The gain is incredible, as latency under constant load of 20k req/s with 500 open TCP connections in single threaded mode is serves half of the requests under 80ms, while non JIT version crosses 1s barrier on first thousand requests.
PHP was built for the web. The web is built on PHP. Simple API done. No libraries. Single file. Written, deployed, and running in less than 10 minutes. (don't mind the potentially flaky Xpath access...it's rock solid, promise 🤞)
I just realized another reason why PHP is slow to be adopted in companies. Devs tried PHP 10 years ago, didn't like it. Now they are grown-up seniors, managers and TECH DECISION MAKERS in the companies. But they haven't tried PHP since then.
I had a significantly harder time learning PHP from reading Rasmus’ “blog” in 2001. The trade-offs of learning to code on the internet today vs then: Then (cons): - Extremely limited online material, books were standard - Book material became dated regularly - Online…
Believe it or not it was “easier”. People could focus their attention for longer than 5 minute. There was a lot less material, but it was essential and existed purely for the reason to teach others. The signal never changed, it’s just surrounded by a ton of noise today.
🎉 The first alpha of PHP 8 is out! It's not yet feature complete (wiki.php.net/rfc#in_voting_…), but it already has lots of new goodies, such as union types, attributes and more! Get it here → php.net/archive/2020.p…
Which one is best for backend PHP or ASP.net for web pages? #PHPvsASPdotNET #Backend @AmenaiSabuwala @aqsa99design @Arushi_2610 @Ali_Developer05 @ayeshawahee07 @dev_maims
Which one is best for backend PHP or ASP.net for web pages? #PHPvsASPdotNET #Backend @AmenaiSabuwala @aqsa99design @Arushi_2610 @Ali_Developer05 @ayeshawahee07 @dev_maims
PHP Vs Asp DotNet: Which one is better for your next business app? bit.ly/2LkWlLR #aspdotnet #whatisphp #phpvsaspdotnet #hirephpprogrammer #phpdevelopmentcompany #learnasp @phpc @ASPDotNetAjax @official_php @SmartASPdotOrg
In this blog post, we have made an overall comparison of #PHP vs #aspdotnet performance. A complete unbiased point-to-point comparison detailing out everything about both. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 ➡ lnkd.in/e4jEvQVn #phpvsaspdotnet #blog #phpdevelopment #dotnetdevelopment
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