Re:PHP in 2019
by simion314 on Wednesday May 15, 2019 @08:23AM
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It is a good point but it is a big disadvantage for the people that need the backward compatibility, is the same issue with C++ or other similar old languages that keep the backward compatibility so old code continues to work.
Though if you work on a new project or existing project that uses a framework you will not even need to do the bad search queries like "how to insert an user in a mysql table", the framework is forcing you to use the correct/safe patterns.
Most beginning level tutorials are super simplified and are not following the correct patterns, like they don't check for errors, don't clean user input etc.
Though if you work on a new project or existing project that uses a framework you will not even need to do the bad search queries like "how to insert an user in a mysql table", the framework is forcing you to use the correct/safe patterns.
Most beginning level tutorials are super simplified and are not following the correct patterns, like they don't check for errors, don't clean user input etc.