I'm trying to setup a #Python app in a container.
It requires gcc...
gcc is giving compile errors on C code when I try to pip install my dependencies.
This is why #PHP is still the most widely used server-side language by a wide margin. 😕
I'm trying to setup a #Python app in a container.
It requires gcc...
gcc is giving compile errors on C code when I try to pip install my dependencies.
This is why #PHP is still the most widely used server-side language by a wide margin. 😕
Top 10 programming languages that are trending and expected to boom in 2024. https://chat-to.dev/post?id=25 #programming #python #php #devops #javascript
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When I worked for the #BBC, they had too many programming languages and it made it harder for devs to switch teams.
They instituted the "Atlas" project. All front-end code in #PHP and all backend code in #Java
Devs were NOT happy. However, the BBC screwed up. Backend code required a JAR file and devs quickly realized that plenty of great languages can produce JAR files, so several teams switched to anything but Java.
I wonder if Atlas was a success.
I’m feeling down right now and will probably delete this, but a depression-fueled question is on my mind…
Has the #PHP ecosystem failed its community by not providing new and growing opportunities for careers and advancement with the PHP programming language?
There are a growing number of PHP community folks who speak at PHP conferences and write PHP articles/books but who no longer do PHP as part of their day jobs.
Why is that?
#wikipedia has changed the world and is written in #php (at that point of "fractal of bad design" fame).
#openstreetmap has changed the world and is written in #ruby.
#mastodon is on its way for similar impact.
The choice of tech platform doesnt seem to have much correlation with whether a project will have impact.
There is an abundance of practically equivalent ways of implementing the same old ideas but a scarcity of really good new ideas...
Dues named ben, any idea why PHP isn't starting for me in my TrueNAS Jail? #PHP cant load curl.so, even though it is installed and it is where it needs to be.
saw a colleague of mine coding #PHP on VsCode today
so yeah, once you have spent a couple of hours searching and installing plugins (hardest part being to find the good one) it works, kinda...
but it remains a shiny text editor IMHO
definitely missing the power of a real IDE and there is like NO BLOODY WAY I'm leaving #PhpStorm for that
granted, launching a project or building an index takes a little time
but it is by far compensated by the productivity it offers
Are you ready for #PHP 8.3? :php: :php8: :elephpant:
Is there any maintained activitypub PHP library ? I looked at #pixelfed and #kbin which are based on PHP but they both use their own implementation. (Same for wordpress)
Today, I was cut in layoffs. I’m so gutted because I loved this company, & my team was the best; I’ll miss my team most.
Now, as I look ahead, I’m searching for a staff/principal role where I can help other developers level-up through mentoring, tooling/infra, architecture, & improving DX. I’d love to work with a company contributing to open source & even to the #PHP programming language itself.
If you’d like to work with me, you can find my contact info on my website: https://ben.ramsey.dev
Kdybyste někdo hledal #PHP tým, tak jeden je ihned k mání v #Praha 😉
PHP, React, Go, AWS...
I'm considering switching my single-page personal website on GitHub Pages to #PHP for multilingual support.
I know, it sounds weird, but I believe PHP still isn't that bad for a one- or two-page website where you want to put some simple server-side functionality (like content negotiation).
Six weeks to #PHP 8.3!
Are you testing your packages and applications on PHP 8.3 yet?
If you find bugs, open issues here: https://github.com/php/php-src/issues
(If you have links to resources that help show how to test PHP code on 8.3, drop them in the replies, please.)
One of my favourite (and oh so simple) hacker tricks is to abuse JSON support in APIs and pass TRUE instead of the actual API key. If the code does loose comparison, you don't need the key! 😎 😈 🍿
https://securinglaravel.com/p/security-tip-type-juggling #PHP #Laravel
The #php foundation is launching a security audit of core PHP. https://externals.io/message/121135
言語の話だと思っていたら、出版の方だった #PHP
The snark at #php in US-developer circles never ceases to amaze me.
It’s like people somehow remember their php3 experiments when they were 12 or something and feel the need to show that they are somehow above that.
Nah dude not only is php a decent programming language, but it’s also a language that allows you to have a working site whatever your experience level, which is why 12 year olds have loved it throughout the ages, and that’s fucking amazing in its own right.
I think younger software developers don't appreciate how big of a deal #PHP was back in the day — and how important it was for the early mainstream Web.
The early mainstream Web — late 1990s and 2000s — was largely built on PHP — well —
PHP + MySQL + Apache + Linux
What eventually got called "L.A.M.P.".
("L.A.M.P." = Linux + Apache + MySQL + PHP.)
A lot of the explosion of creativity & culture & invention that happened during the early mainstream Web owes thanks to PHP.
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