WordPress is usable, WordPress is actively developed, WordPress allows for easy theme- and plugin-creation.

I don't care the code sucks, it is hell of a tool to bring sites up quickly while giving my clients a neat UI to publish their stuff.. Win win!

It dawns on me drunk you did not only write such a function for the number three....

Actually, it is best practice to use the WordPress functions to modify content in the DB.

Direct interaction with the DB should only be considered in the rare cases where WordPress' content structure can't be adapted to suit the plugins' requirements...

Unfortunately, many devs ignore the possibilities WordPress provides and just mess with the database directly.

Just use four spaces.. Fanaticism never has any good effects..

@RazorSh4rk if this had happened with apt, my rant would be about apt. But the forced upgrade approach is a Windows thing in my experience.

And I am not complaining about the failing update itself, by the way...

@CozyPlanes Cool! Thank you for your input.

Use Ubuntu and save yourself the headache ;-)

Is this a repost?

How the heck was Windows able to turn on your PC?

Ignore the WP hate, once you learned it you can spin up sites in minutes while giving you/people you work for a nice admin interface.

One tip though; ignore template parts for themes. All you need (for the beginning) is:

style.css
functions.php
header.php
index.php + Conditional Tags
footer.php

What's the matter? If you need help, feel free to give me a codepen and I take a look at it :-)

My two cents for PHP...

You will get better with time! :-) And if you invest time and dedication, you will find yourself being a Pro sooner or later!

I personally prefer having spaces around the condition in parentheses:

if (condition) {
...
}

And I love oneliners without curved brackets for cases like this:

if (first check)
throw new Exception(...);

if (second check)
throw new Exception (...);

...

Woah! Annoyed exclamation
Whoa! Excited appreciation

Probably makes no sense at all 😁

DRY

Was a pleasure to be of help ;-)

Write a rant with this command:

/changepw [CURRENT PASSWORD] [NEW PASWORD]

Thank you for your suggestions! Gogs looks promising and I will give it a try in the upcoming months. Right now, I decided to try GitHub for one or two months and made the subscription. If I feel I am missing out on features, I will either continue with self-hosted Gogs or GitLab.com

Software is never finished 👹

I will probably receive downvotes for this, but I would recommend WordPress as base...

Because the focus is probably on grammar- and typo-fixing and not on content-editing

Sleep, then proceed.

Isn't @import triggering a get-request in some way?

Then you're way behind Fry, it's his 100th cup ;-)

@davide
Sure, didn't say it's the best or most elegant way to do it. Just wanted to point out that it might actually make sense depending on language and context

If you want to return a Boolean and the condition might return 0, this is actually useful. But I think this is mainly a PHP use-case...

I am pretty sure they have no legal foundation for their claim, no matter where it is written.

Run your own server with open-source cloud software or your own development projects

Creating a Pinterest-like site is actually not that difficult. But for 100$ he can have the login-button