I understand #git just fine and like it the best of any VCS I've used. Am I weird?
If people are having trouble learning it, it sounds like the problem is the training materials. What training materials did you use that were inadequate?
I understand #git just fine and like it the best of any VCS I've used. Am I weird?
If people are having trouble learning it, it sounds like the problem is the training materials. What training materials did you use that were inadequate?
@taco Are you actually asking or just trolling?
@taco In it's niche (server side web), PHP has an incredibly robust ecosystem, the strongest type system of any interpreted language, the best or second best package manager (competing with Cargo), and is either the fastest or second fastest interpreted language depending on what you're testing. (JS is the competition there.) It scales horizontally better than any other architecture. And its "it just works" factor is second only to Go. It's also very easy to learn.
The Twitter Berlin Wall just went up.
Im glad to be here in West Mastodon, under the careful leadership of Prime Minister #JohnMastodon, but we still need to help our friends and family stuck behind the wall escape.
(And that includes blocking/banning/defederating the malicious actors coming along with them.)
Anything worth doing is worth doing well.Anything worth doing well is worth teaching others to do well.Author of Thinking Functionally in PHP, now on LeanPub: https://leanpub.com/thinking-functionally-in-php#tootfinder
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