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AboutProfessional Webdeveloper. Infosec guy as a hobby.
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SkillsHTML/CSS/JS, PHP, C#, C++
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LocationGermany
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@TempestasLudi Nice article from 2012 you got there
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@drtokky eh I use float like once every 3 months
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@zickig
There are major differences. For once its loosely typed -
The biggest root for the hate is the extraordinary amount of incompetent devs. I am in an JS and in an PHP group in telegram.
In the JS group they compared frameworks, and talked about a way to optimize someones approach where he relies a bit too much on callbacks and try to use promises more this morning alone.
In the PHP group someone asked if she should start with Ubuntu or Linux to learn "Webservice" (read: webserver) and the guy who regularly needs help for his entry level school assignment offered himself as a freelance dev...
The barrier of entry is low. That's great and also sucks a lot.
What I personally love about PHP is that it doesn't care how you use it. Like cpp, that means freedom. But the amount of bad, ignorant advise I see is amazing. Someone suggested to partially disable error handling when dealing with post data because code won't work when a value isnt set.
Hint: use isset() or array key exists
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@ScribeOfGoD THANK GOD SOMEONE ELSE
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Depends. I just try to make it modular af (many independent functions) that then are easy to optimize.
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You cant use Header(Loaction: ); when you already have printed stuff to the Frontend.
Thus this method is usable. Shouldve added an "If your browser doesnt redirect you click here" -
Username checks out @Woops
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@mmyelf ITA represent! Best time of my life, picked up CSGO there and met the guy who got me into webdev.
It's awesome actually as you can use it to:
1)get a lower level full employment after graduating as you technically have a finished IHK approved apprenticeship (although not every state accepts it, bavaria doesn't), something like a PC assembly job or sysadmin in a small company (know real life examples of both.)
2) getting the best apprenticeships in your area. No really, you can apply with marks in classes like programming, electronic etc. The actual classes differ but the topics are the same. I now am in the first year as an junior dev (aka apprentice) at a VERY awesome agency, working and managing my own complete projects from a-z already, with an awesome team and environment. Wouldn't get that with 16 fresh outta School.
3)Go study. With a head start as well. First 2 semesters will be repeating
BTW Google Schüler Bafög. Its basically free money -
Making reddit and forum posts turned out to give my last project about 100 git clones (not counting the release downloads I think, which I especially state to use. If the downloading / autodelete part has untested bugs get ready to have ../* recursively wiped) and 3000 unique views.
Marketing helps after all, and some sweet internet points are in there too -
I usually pull the SEO card. That's widely considered a bad UX and because Google's policy wants a good user experience, this will affect your Ranking.
"Oh okay" -
@PrivateGER EXACTLY
followed by being annoyed -
LAMP (or LEMP) all day
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Making the green gradient would look nice too tbh
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At this point I considered LSD to NOT hallucinate...
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@norman70688 I do :)
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@fuck2code thanks for the mention. If you can't selfhost send me a email @TechnoTrumpet
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I'm a webdev.
Who needs math?? -
@2erXre5 Thanks :)
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/* Mobile */
.responsive-table {
display: none;
}
/* Tablet */
@media (min-width: 768px) {
.responsive-table {
display: block;
}
}
Fixed it :)