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PleasureKevin posted:gently caress wordpress for not supporting postgres i guess. gently caress all PHP apps and mysql. node and mongo forever. thank you
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PleasureKevin posted:gently caress all PHP apps and mysql and node and mongo forever. thank you
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PleasureKevin posted:...i guess because i decided to move to heroku, which meant converting from mysql to postresql... literally no one thinks dbs are interchangable except you lol
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Apr 20, 2015 13:29
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Heroku provides a thing for migrating from badsql to good sql
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Apr 20, 2015 14:09
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does heroku even support mssql?
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Apr 20, 2015 14:16
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Shaggar posted:does heroku even support mssql? Not really as far as I know. The closest thing we've got is AWS RDS MySQL authentication instructions, which I guess could maybe work with AWS RDS' mssql also. There also doesn't seem to be add-ons for it.
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Apr 20, 2015 15:38
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int foo = *(int*)(&value); c# value is a float enjoy
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spent most of the day deleting lovely code i wrote years ago and replacing it with the obviously good and correct code i should have written in the first place i look forward to repeating the exercise in another few years
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wordpress is literally the worst for so many reasons, not least because there's basically no way to work on it as a team because it stores 75% of its configuration in the database and then plugin authors spit their configuration in a million different non-standard locations driving me nuts atm
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Apr 20, 2015 22:59
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I can't really imagine the use case for WordPress that requires a team of developers
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Apr 20, 2015 23:22
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what is the terrible programmers thread's opinion on clojure? i really like the idea: a lisp! on the JVM! woo! but in practice it seems that clojure is constrained by the imperative nature of Java APIs to the point that it doesn't really make sense to use it like if you want to write in a file, in common lisp you'd do something like this code:code:
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:I can't really imagine the use case for WordPress that requires a team of developers a ba, a developer, and a designer which is our frequent team makeup. designer does theme frontend, developer writes theme plugins/includes, and ba does configuration, etc. it's all dumb and bullshit and i hate it
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Apr 20, 2015 23:51
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Barnyard Protein posted:i must be missing something, maybe i should finish that clojure book hmm, i wonder what literally the first google hit for "clojure with-open-file" might relate to like, even java has this functionality now
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Soricidus posted:hmm, i wonder what literally the first google hit for "clojure with-open-file" might relate to oh cool thanks
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hey idiot programmer here. which is better design. let's say i'm making a twitter clone and need an API to get people's posts:
i wanna go with USER-ID so people can change their user name, but is it bad to expose that for some security reason? no right? OK KARMA! posted:literally no one thinks dbs are interchangable except you lol um they are both SQL? Blinkz0rz posted:wordpress is literally the worst for so many reasons, not least because there's basically no way to work on it as a team because it stores 75% of its configuration in the database and then plugin authors spit their configuration in a million different non-standard locations same but i'm also the plugin developer
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PleasureKevin posted:hey idiot programmer here. which is better design. let's say i'm making a twitter clone and need an API to get people's posts: twitter does it by having 2 different names, one username that is immutable and a name that can be changed at will
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Apr 21, 2015 01:31
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Awia posted:twitter does it by having 2 different names, one username that is immutable and a name that can be changed at will actually you can change both, but changing your regular one fucks everything up cause then no one can find you? also, twitter has user id's exposed too, it's in the page source if you look.
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Apr 21, 2015 01:32
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but should i use the mongo _id field for their ID for make another ID.
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PleasureKevin posted:actually you can change both, but changing your regular one fucks everything up cause then no one can find you? also, twitter has user id's exposed too, it's in the page source if you look. oh well then, i just assumed you couldnt change one because thatd be weird
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PleasureKevin posted:actually you can change both, but changing your regular one fucks everything up cause then no one can find you? also, twitter has user id's exposed too, it's in the page source if you look. its not about security it is about SEO i'm pretty sure if you're googling for pleasurekevin clone-tweets the links with clone-[twitter.com and pleasurekevin in the url are gonna get a lil boost that a user id-haver will not be able to enj0oy
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Corla Plankun posted:its not about security it is about SEO i'm pretty sure this is just for the API, though, not user-facing url
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Barnyard Protein posted:what is the terrible programmers thread's opinion on clojure? i really like the idea: a lisp! on the JVM! woo! you already got one snarky answer but here's another just write your own god drat with-open-file macro and then you never have to see the interop bits if you're writing pure clojure you aren't "constrained" by anything in the JVM. and in the reverse case, where you have some nice java lib you'd like to use in your program, if you're writing Common Lisp you're hosed, but in clojure? no problem
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Blinkz0rz posted:wordpress is literally the worst for so many reasons, not least because there's basically no way to work on it as a team because it stores 75% of its configuration in the database and then plugin authors spit their configuration in a million different non-standard locations the only good way to use wordpress is to render it to static pages
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PleasureKevin posted:hey idiot programmer here. which is better design. let's say i'm making a twitter clone and need an API to get people's posts: if its just for an api take some json poo poo for an id to a single url or something
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Dessert Rose posted:... wisdom
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Barnyard Protein posted:what is the terrible programmers thread's opinion on clojure? i really like the idea: a lisp! on the JVM! woo! clojure's cool, i prefer common lisp. http://www.braveclojure.com/ is a pretty good read if you want something brisk.
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Apr 21, 2015 03:28
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PleasureKevin posted:but should i use the mongo not even once
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PleasureKevin posted:
not really. in the event you actually think that, pretty much any db has its own extensions on the sql standard that are incompatibe w/ each other most often then not. like the available types, trancactions, whatever just google difference mysql postgres
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that's why wordpress is so loving egregious because pdo exists for a goddamn reason and instead they use mysqli lmao
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don't even get me started about wordpress. my biggest pet peeves are no namespacing (for 5.2 compatibility i guess) so plugins randomly cause collisions and crash. and no error handling built in so any plugin or theme can crash everything. and the hooks system turns everything into a crazy spaghetti rube goldberg machine.
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hosting a live, dynamic wordpress means with 100% certainty you will get hacked friends don't let friends host dynamic wp content
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there are no good cms's. the same could be said of drupal, joomla, whatevs. at least with wp you have lots of good themes and plugins available. bsd do you recommend using cloudflare and/or varnish? i actually need to help someone make a portfolio site and i have lots of wp experience but would like to try something non-terrible. but it needs to have an easy cms interface for the person. i'd rather not use squarespace or the like. any recommendations?
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DimpledChad posted:don't even get me started about wordpress. my biggest pet peeves are no namespacing (for 5.2 compatibility i guess) so plugins randomly cause collisions and crash. and no error handling built in so any plugin or theme can crash everything. and the hooks system turns everything into a crazy spaghetti rube goldberg machine. agreed wordpress is garbage but everything else out there is flaming garbage with a poo poo pile on top
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can't you compile wordpress to a static site? what is there to lose, websites don't need comments any more
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if i want to host a static site what is the cheapest thing that's a cloud service thinger assume i have the domain already
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Share Bear posted:if i want to host a static site what is the cheapest thing that's a cloud service thinger i too am curious
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i presume that is setting up an s3 bucket then pointing my dns records at it? http://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
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github pages maybe? https://pages.github.com/
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does anyone have any experience with concrete5? it's another php cms, but looks like it has a (relatively) non-horrbile architecture/codebase. uses symfony/doctrine.
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