Maybe https://favicomatic.com

Haven't used it for a while though

It is a bad idea. I did the same long time ago from the same reason also in PHP. Also I wanted to do it more performant as those files and folders appeared inneficent to me.

What I've made after dozen weeks was an unmaintenable monster that was also slow as fuck compared even to slowest php framework at the time.

At that moment I finally understood the phrase - do not reinvent the wheel. You are not smarter then thousands of people that collectively developed a framework.

If you don't like Laravel, look into Symfony, Laminas, Yii, Phalcon etc and just pick the one that suits you and learn to deal with its shortcomings.

But don't reinvent the wheel - that is if you don't like to throw your time around.

Reading this it still boggles my mind how that guy linuxx managed to get almost 150k upvotes..

@cuddlyogre afaik NASA's systems work internally in metric units and they had some pretty catastrophic failures because of bad imperial - metric conversion..

Nein

You're telling me reddit is now new stackoverflow?

@SidTheITGuy idk but if you pay 0.49€ you'll be allowed to submit it ☠️

@MammaNeedHummus I love how you admit you're drunk 😂

I agree with this, you can have all the possible arguments for code review, but when question of money / productivity comes from someone above you, you're gonna lose that battle, no coming around it.

@retoor tbh I dunno about python and pep, but I think you just perfectly described how I operate daily and one of best advices I'd give to younger devs in a really nice terms - if you're working on a code and consider it is 8/10 on a quality scale there's no need to worry about refactoring or optimizing it, it will change eventually nonetheless.

If it's not nowhere near 8/10, if needed, optimize it to around that bar, no gains in going for 10/10, you're just gonna end up in a rabbit hole that's gonna be rewritten again no matter how good it is at present time.

What @retoor said, though its nice to see that there are still people who care about these things

I was all for plural until I started working with ORMs and entities that needed to a join table that would play nicely with them.

Somehow user_signature sounds much better then users_signatures.

I know that from database design and how it was imagined to work in a first place plural was the way to go, however modern tools and semantics made singular much more attractive and senseful somehow.

Though on private projects I still fight with my preferences from time to time.

Ohh and let's not start about naming http resources..

Suggest you watch Tyler Oliveira take on NYC..

@jestdotty that was from a summary comment which I wrote *after* I found on LinkedIn the guy is leaving their company and they tried to pull a dick move on us. It was supposed to be little mean (though I would call it no unfiltered bullshit), as it is for their CTO to read it.

Original 70 comments were all really nice and understanding, 90% of them had phrases such as "please do this", "sorry but this won't work" and "i see your way but lets do it like that" in them accompanied by nice and patient explanations.

I remember when working with Wordpress back in 2015/16 that Drupal was suggested to me like amazing alien spaceship compared to WP and I was even offered a position to learn it.

Saw through that bullshit right away and decided to drop all those CMSs and rather focus on frameworks. In the end of day, every large CMS tries to do everything, but in a very oppinioted way built for users with none or very little programming experience - which just brings to more troubles for people developing in it.

Happy to hear its still the same crap, suggest you advocate as hard as possible to drop it before you dig yourself a very very very deep rabbit hole.

@asgs the company that provided him knew he will quit and tried to push his half-done work in last minute to us final product ready for review.

@electrineer funny enough, linter not being run was the smallest issue here, if I documented that also, would easy go over 100 comments..

Taken from my summary comment in that pull request:

"From what I’ve found:
- Pretty sure the code is not runnable - some parts will throw runtime / logic errors
- Basic oop were not respected - encapsulation, missing type declarations, single responsibility, declaring Doctrine fields as public
- Naming conventions are to say lightly, weird in several places - not respecting any PSR or best practices
- PSR-12 formatting was not respected - a lot of blank lines and whitespaces, though this can all be fixed with PHP-CS-Fixer
- There is a lot of typos, shorthand names and unnecessary comments

This code review turned out in almost a full man day of analyzing, finding and explaining how to fix basic mistakes which should not even be present in a pull request as any half-experienced developer should know how to take care of those himself.

All in all, this looks more like a draft or work in progress and not a production ready code to be shipped to a client"

Finally got some energy to give some more context here.

It was a pull request providing integration with 3rd party provider - Docusign to a Symfony (PHP) project.

That being said, there were some 30 files added, but it's something that shouldn't be a rocket science for a senior developer with 7-8 years of experience. Add client from sdk, couple entities, messages plus some intialization command and thats it.

@ChalRoarke lmao there goes your hard earned bot pts and pluses 🤣

Go fuck yourself

Lmao thats what happens when you dont cash out for m3

@anselmallen fuck off

As much as it is cool to have dynamic suspension adjustable over your infotainement, good luck when one of those pops out in some shithole in a middle of nowhere..

Bitch pls.. stop self pittying yourself here and listening andrew tate and start doing something with your life. You're not the first nor the last person who went through breakup

🤣🤣🤣

Lmao the only problem in this case was only his wife..

I will find you and hunt you down!

Ever developed something in Win32?

Once you write a 10k lines WinProc callback (even with abstractions), well you can surelly acknowledge this.

I've been reading this thread and posts 5x, not gonna lie. And now when I think about it, why hasn't this been introduced before?

There's been hella lot more unecessary syntatic sugar introduced before, why this couldn't make the list?

If there's some feature request or something similar on C workgroup, feel free to share it, I'd upvote it for sure!

This is just sad..

But I agree with @spongessuck beers solve everything 💪

I know a friend that gave more than 100 000€ for his car and tuning bullshit (evo x). Now he's in his mid thirdies, still paying off bank loans for that and wondering where he'll settle with his wife and a broken ass car when he could've easily bought a small house or a flat.

Sounds like you're in a phase of your life where you need to do something crazy and that's okay.

Just make sure "tomorrow you" doesn't come one day wanting to kick your ass for stupid things you did today.

Live your life in some boundaries, otherwise you'll regret it, for sure.